Samsung MCBQE32G5MPP

I can't hear noise coming out of this. Very fast response time. You never need to defrag. Load everything very quick. SSD is the future

Capacity, could use little more

I just put this drive in my Dell D820, and I have to say that it's definitely all it's cracked up to be. I started with a T550, 2gb memory and an 80 SATA hdd. Installed this SSD and 4gb of memory and was very very pleased with the results. It cut boot...

This SSD was a very tight fit in my existing hdd bay. Had to work at it a bit to get it to fit into the bay

Unbelieveable. I was an SSD deny-er until I tried this particular drive

will be even better when the price drops more

Fast. Read AND write. No stuttering. No dying drives. quiet (mine doesn't seem to suffer from the 'squealing' reported by some)

None to speak of

Price compared to other SLC drives

I only get about 80MB/s read. I don't have the software to test the write speeds but im guessing its less than the specs indicate.

No problems yet... nice and fast Vista shows this drive as 5.9 in the "Disk data transfer rate" category (which is the highest)

Expensive... other manufactures are offering lower prices

If you want real world performance go SSD. If you want your drive to have a cool name go with the velociraptor. Which is somewhat fitting, since one is extinct and the other is certainly going to be extinct technology.

Price per gb.

1. Quiet (near silent, barely audible noise sometimes ; don't know why since no moving parts)

Expensive. But cheaper drives, like the OCZ Core Series, don't seem to have their firmware just right yet given all of the complaints by reviewers

i never would have figured this thing is as fast as it is....i am now converting all my pc's to ssd ... faster than the raptor i have

expensive... no 3.5 desktop drives but with adapters will work fine.. makes the drive 20 bucks more expensive when to adding this to a desktop

low latency

price, lowerish bandwidth