Corsair CMFSSD-256GBG2D 2.5" 256GB SATA II MLC Internal Solid state disk (SSD) - Retail

1) in the range of second to intel's in terms of random writing ; 2) so far seems reliable ; 3) stutter issue could be minimized (if not eliminated) by registry tweak ; 4) decent speed

1) degradation as all MLC SSD does. GC feature only helps a little. expect to lose 30% writing speed after a few days/weeks ; 2) corsair has no R&D team for firmware development, only depends on samsung, weak

Unbelievable performance (so far) ; Did I mention it was fast ; Really fast ; Really, REALLY fast

Big question mark about long-term performance and the implementation of TRIM functionality ; Product longevity -- seem to be a lot of early RMAs on this one ; Price -- but if you're an early adopter, you don't care, do you

It's fast

could not install another hard drive. If I do, it gives me BSOD

They are fast! And while sequential read speed is nice. Random access speed is much nicer. Win7 boots in 25 seconds. All programs start instantly

price

Blazing fast out of the box ; Not victim to stuttering like some SSD ; Good price in comparison to similar SSD

Did not achieve the full advertised 220 MB/s read out of box, was only 200 MB/s ; Victim to slowdowns after drive fills up ; Will degrade to ~160 MB read until Samsung comes out with firmware update to fix this

Very very very fast. Everything from system boot times to application load times is almost instantaneous. This is the way that computers were meant to be! Installed Windows 7 RC1 on it, starts up in about 15 secs from me hitting the power button to me...

Not a con for the drive but this went into a T60p that's supposed to fully support the SATA2 spec, but it doesn't so I can't even get the full performance out of the drive

The fastest drive in the world. Cool to the touch, not heat. FAST FAST. screaming fast

Non whatsoever

Incredibly fast. Boot time, app startup, shutdown - everything. Have not run into any stuttering problems ; Prior to installing this SSD I was using a Patriot v2 128GB SSD. It was a good drive but had some stuttering issues from time to time

None

Waited for a long time to find a high enough capacity SSD that had both performance, good reliability and compatibility. My laptop seems super fast now - apps open faster, windows boots faster and batter life extended by 20

Bit pricey but you get what you pay for

Ridiculously fast, Vista applications load like they were already in RAM. This is no doubt the biggest most significant performance enhancement I could make on my quad-core, 4GB Vista Ultimate machine. This is definitely a fundamental step forward in...

For me, there are none. I wont consider the price as a con