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According to the numbers the company is quoting, performance doesn't vary based on the capacity of the drive. This means the entire range can reach a maximum read speed of 285 MB/s and write speeds of up to 275 MB/s. If Corsair can keep the price around $200 for the 60GB model it certainly could be a popular choice among users looking to jump in the SSD bandwagon with a fast drive for their operating system and applications.
The new additions to the Force family are expected to become available in June and will be offered with a two-year warranty. Unfortunately, no pricing information has been disclosed at this point.
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I still find these prices ridiculous. just today I found a 1tb HDD for $49.99 and these guys are asking for $200 for 60GB? Maybe it's faster, but it simply isn't worth it for me.
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Agreed. I'm going to do a complete rebuild next spring and plan on getting a 30GB SSD to hold the OS and use as a boot drive. But otherwise, I don't think the price is worth whatever extra performance you get for a larger SSD to hold apps. PLUS, everyone is holding their breath to see how long these things really last. So far, it's just a guesstimate that they'll last "x" amount of hours before going belly-up.
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Agree with TomSEA, I'm doing a similar thing, building a new rig based on the x58 chipset (as my current one is the old AMD64 athlon chipset) and the price some some SSD's are just insane! but 30GB can be had for an alright price, still pricey but the speed of the OS is worth it if your like me and going for a top-of-the-range computer.But going mental on a big(ish) SSD isn't smart.
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