Kingston SSD 2.5 inch HyperX SSD 120GB MLC SATA600 SH100S3/120G

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Extremely fast; Eye catching design; Upgrade kit includes USB enclosure & appropriate tools.

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Write speeds are slower than rated on 120GB model; USB 2.0 enclosure

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Last revision on September 13, 2011

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Extremely fast; Eye catching design; Upgrade kit includes USB enclosure & appropriate tools

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Write speeds are slower than rated on 120GB model; USB 2.0 enclosure

Expert reviews and ratings

Solid State Drives still represent a market which has a very high barrier to entry. However, unlike graphics cards which have a very high turnover rate, an SSD will serve you faithfully for a long time. While speed standards aren’t upgraded on a...

By Tbreak.com on August 17, 2011

Hands Down, in sequential 4MB read/write the Kingston HyperX wins our hearts. Through every benchmark we have not been let down with the impressive sequential speeds this drive outputs. Kingston has thrown down the gauntlet with numbers Like 525MB/s...

By TechwareLabs on September 04, 2011

With its SandForce SF-2281 based HyperX SSD, Kingston reaches the performance values they advertise in the specifications. We even measured peaks which were considerably higher than the specs. 512 MByte were possible when writing 256 KByte blocks...

By Ocaholic on August 04, 2011