How to make a 32gig ssd (sata II) useful, if any?

[Red Squirrel]

OCZ's die prematurely with no warning, taking all the data with it. That said I do have one that's still in service, I bought it before I knew about the issue. I mean, you should always have backups anyway, but still good to avoid a drive that has a higher failure rate. That's why I avoid Seagate as well.

 

[VeryCharBroiled]

throw it in the pc and point your temp/work folders at it, save wear and tear on your main ssd. although ive never worried about wear on my ssds, i beat on em with no mercy.