Ssd

[Cowboy]

I need a link to a good ssd.
People are saying owc but they have like 5 kinds of ssds extreme,mercury, electra which one will give me the best bang for my buck

[Scoops98]

I've used Crucial's SSD for clients: Crucial Solid-State Drives - Hard Drive replacement for notebook and netbook

OWC tends to be pretty expensive. Shop around.

[Cowboy]

Are those Mac compatible

[Scoops98]

Yep. All SSD's will be standard SATA 3. The last one I installed was in a 13" MacBook Pro. Installed the stock drive in an external enclosure and restore the data from it to the new SSD using Disk Utility.

[Cowboy]

Ok cool thanks for the tip

[akafred]

i have a ocz ssd and at work they have intel, both work good..

[Scoops98]

Ok cool thanks for the tip

Glad I could help.

[Anthony Bouchard]

If you want to get a well-priced SSD that you know for absolute sure will work, then Crucial is a good place to look. If you want performance, I would look at Samsung models. When you buy from crucial, the most storage the SSD has, the better speeds it has. The SSD's with less storage have lower read/write speeds. I'm not sure if that is the case with Samsung or not.

[heokcs]

Excuse me, how abt Corsair-Force Series GT 240GB Internal Serial ATA III Solid State Drive?

[CobraSVT]

I picked up a Intel Series 320 120GB SSD up for $200 bucks a week ago and love it. It works beautifully in my MBP 13" i5.