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Old July 19, 2012, 08:43 PM
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Default Intel 910 Series 800GB PCI-E SSD Review Comment Thread
Intel's new 910 Series enterprise-class SSDs are meant to dominate an emerging market before their competition can even get off the ground. Boasting transfer speeds of up to 2GB/s, a PCI-E interface for ultra quick communication, class leading longevity and multiple performance modes, this is very much the storage market's technological bleeding edge.

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Old July 19, 2012, 08:57 PM
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In case anyone is wondering this monster is worth every penny of its price tag. I am currently using it as a "game drive" and load times...simply no longer exist in any meaningful way. It really does bring new meaning to the term "overkill". Though expect it to show up in the testbed at some point in the future as it is now simply the fastest "single" storage device I have access to.

Simply an incredible device!
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So this is my future steam drive on my NAS when I win the lottery... neat!
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That is one hell of a drive with one hell of a price tag
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In case anyone is wondering this monster is worth every penny of its price tag. I am currently using it as a "game drive" and load times...simply no longer exist in any meaningful way. It really does bring new meaning to the term "overkill". Though expect it to show up in the testbed at some point in the future as it is now simply the fastest "single" storage device I have access to.

Simply an incredible device!
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You just *HAD* to say that....hahahahah

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2Gb/s... awesome speed, will they make 60/120Gb version for enthusiasts at some point?
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