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Read more.Upcoming SATA 6Gbps range promises higher capacities and greater performance, but there's no indication of price.
bring the 128gb or similar size for £100 then id get one! The only downfall with these is the lower the capacity the lower the writes but i think 128gb is the sweet spot for these.
Wonder how Intels g3's will fair and if the pricing will be good..
Originally Posted by snootyjim
yay competitors to intels 25nm rumour. Wonder when thats coming out
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i thought intel and micron worked together on the designs which is why they should be released in similar time frames.
no idea, i just want the which ever drive is better for £100 asap
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'best' is often hard to say. For example, Intel's current crop are superior to the competition in IOPS etc IIRC, but inferior in sequential write speeds.
oh when looking at a £100 boot drive, read / write speeds are safe to ignore since its not the read write thats slowing it down, its the IOPS so i want most IOPS for £100
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