Corsair 40GB Force SSD 2.5" SATA-II Read = 280MB/s, Write = 270MB/s

Sandforce Controller, It works

Bad Reallocated Sector Count, Rated speed unmet

fast boots

DO NOT PURCHASE if you plan on using in a system that you want to S3 sleep/standby. Your machine will crash on resume. There are a few users that have not experienced this issue but if you check the corsair forums, you'll see it's littered with...

Superfast. Boot time for me is 14 sec for windows 7 ultimate. Easy to install

None really as I knew it had no rails. I just got creative in the way I mounted it to overcome this. works great

very fast, obviously! I like to think the F40 name was given in relation to the F40 Ferrari for speed :P

no mounting kits or screws

Boots windows 7 64 bit in 33 seconds. Thats cold boot. From nothing to desktop ; Perfect size for a basic OS install and programs, with a few gigs to spare

Did not include 2.5 inch to 3.5 inch bracket

Price, it was $105 when i bought it ; Reads and WRITES fast ; Corsiar reliability

Did not come with mounting brackets for a 3.5 bay

Great performance from an SSD for boot purposes in relation to it's price ; With windows being on the SSD and all but my two fav games being on regular HDD's, the regular HDD's can be turned off by win7 to save power. A nice side benefit to the purchase

Price. As always, since SSD's are still the newer storage medium on the market, they're still pretty expensive ; I do believe there is a lack of information packaged with the SSD. I know adaptors of new tech generally have high enough tech knowledge...

absolutely none

dead after 3 months

Super Fast Boot ; Great Install Times ; Just Works

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Installed on a couple of computers for the local library. Image cloned worked great. These drives cut the boot time by 2/3

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