PQI DK9320GD3R000A03 2.5" 32GB SATA II MLC Internal Solid state disk (SSD) - Retail

low power ; good price ; silent ; cool

only gives 5.9 in win7 Index ; was only 30GB instead of 32GB

Speeds a tad better than a 7200rpm 2.5" drive ; Network file copying is 2/3 faster ; Price, maybe

NOT ACTUAL SPEEDS POSTED ; read is about 110m/b s ; write is about 20m/b s

very fast and very silent unless you put your ear to the drive. doubled the life in my notebook from 4 hours to about 7.5 which i love about this drive. amazingly fast and a must buy for any performance computer. as long as your computer has a sata...

first was killed by shippers but the second is great and i also have a 64gb pqi that is also great. small but the best value ssd on the market. no TRIM support but with the money i have saved i can buy 2 for the price of an ssd with TRIM

Relatively Inexpensive ; Fast Read Speeds

Relatively Slow Write Speed ; Requires OS tuning

(Relatively) inexpensive, shock proof, quick, low power draw, RoHS. The included cable, while I won't be using it with the drive, is handy. The drive was packaged nicely and was a treat to unbox :D

More a fault of the technology than the product but its rather pricey. The drive itself is rather basic with no auto wear leveling, cache, or other frills

It is great little drive. Increases performance. Comes with a USB port

Its around 29.8gb so its small

low power

2 weeks of using it, I turn my computer on and it said there was no OS present. I was thinking ok, darn I have to format, but I was ok with that... don't mine formatting at all I can't format it, tried both a linux + windows vista, win 7 cd, cant do...

Silent, fast, easy to integrate

Since I have nowhere to really mount it, it's pretty much sitting on top of a nest of wires inside my case. It's only 32GB

Good read speed, feels significantly faster than 7200rpm sata II disks. Write speeds feel about the same as 7200rpm sata II speeds (not bad, just not WOW fast) ; USB connection is pretty slick

none. Drive works as designed