jmke

Let's face it unless you are getting a new computer you really are not even thinking about upgrading your hard drive to a solid state drive (SSD). The main reason for this is cost, and capacity. No one wants to pay close to $500 for a 64GB hard drive! Because of this most consumers are left out in the dry, but Kingston has a drive that is perfect for consumers. The SSDNow V-Series solid state drives come into the market at a very affordable price, but does have some performance reductions. Although compared to your 7200RPM SATA hard drive you have now these drives are still very fast! Let's take a loo k at the SSDNow V-Series drives and see if they are the perfect price performance blend for someone looking at getting an SSD

http://www.thinkcomputers.org/index....eviews&id=1031

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