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rock2702

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Get corsair force 3 60gb,its fast plus rma if needed will be easier.Alternatively you can go for corsair force gt 60gb.
 
mandarpalshikar

mandarpalshikar

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Go for corsair 3 60GB. Don get OCZ as they are on the verge of getting bankrupt so warranty may turn out to be an issue.
Just a word of advice though... try to get 120 GB one if possible as 60GB is too short for Windows 7 installation. After updating win 7 with all the latest patches there is hardly 15 gigs left for us to be used.
 
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rock2702 said:
Get corsair force 3 60gb,its fast plus rma if needed will be easier.Alternatively you can go for corsair force gt 60gb.
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mandarpalshikar said:
Go for corsair 3 60GB. Don get OCZ as they are on the verge of getting bankrupt so warranty may turn out to be an issue.
Just a word of advice though... try to get 120 GB one if possible as 60GB is too short for Windows 7 installation. After updating win 7 with all the latest patches there is hardly 15 gigs left for us to be used.
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Yes, I am also thinking about Corsair.

Also, it seems that 120/128GB is the better option. So, any suggestions about 120/128GB? Don't want to go for OCZ, even if their OCZ Vertex 4 is supposed to be amongst the better one SSds.
 
dashing.sujay

dashing.sujay

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No warranty for Crucial, go for Vertex 4 if you can, your best bet (either m4/V4/830). And yeah, at least 120/128GB.
 
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Thank you guys.

I read Corsair Force 3 has some issues. It gets very slow.

So Vertex 4 seems to be the best option with warranty even if I don't about their present support and future support.
 
mandarpalshikar

mandarpalshikar

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^^ hmmm... every SSD/HDD is bound to have complaints from users since no 2 physical components are exactly the same.
I would still strongly advice against OCZ though.
 
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^^ Ufff. Ye What a confusion. :)

How is Kingston SSD Hyperx 3K 120GB? Getting it for 6k, sealed, without India warranty.
 
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vkl

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Isn't it SATA II (3.0Gbps)?
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Yes SATA II has maximum theoretical trandfer rate of 3Gbps.
SATA III has 6Gbps.

Check:Corsair 120GB Force GT SSD -7k
Force3 performs close to ForceGT but the performance difference comes in incompressible data transfer where ForceGT should be significantly faster.As the price difference between the two is so less force GT makes more sense.
Crucial M4 and vertex4 perform quite well too.
 
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Check:Corsair 120GB Force GT SSD -7k
Force3 performs close to ForceGT but the performance difference comes in incompressible data transfer where ForceGT should be significantly faster.As the price difference between the two is so less force GT makes more sense.
Crucial M4 and vertex4 perform quite well too.
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Thanks.

Corsair 120GB Force GT SSD -7k is out of stock. Samsung is too expensive, I started with a budget for 60GB. :p

Finally, I bought a Kingston SSD Hyperx 3K 120GB for 6k.
 
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vkl

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^^Nice for you.Hyperx 3K is better than Samsung 840(not 840 Pro) in many aspects.Only thing is you don't have Indian warranty with it which might not matter at all.
 
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