WD SiliconEdge Blue SSC-D0128SC-2100 2.5" 128GB SATA II MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) - OEM

I purchased three of these Western Digital SSD drives back in 6/2010. I bought the WD because I wanted a good hard drive company name for the reliability factor. So far the drives have not given me any problems. I'm a SSD convert. I don't plan to buy...

Now, if they would only get cheaper

It's an SSD. While it may not be the speediest one in it's class it still blows away any mechanical equivalent ; For the size and price this drive is a great value ; Nuff said

Price per gig is still high but that's par. "Ya makes yer choices, and ya pays yer monies." about sums it up

Performs with no glitches. The size is acceptable and the price for this size is more than acceptable in light of the speed that is gained, compared to conventional hard disc drive technology, even WD's Raptors

really none. I only replaced this item because I wanted an ssd twice the size at least, which I found when a larger ocz ssd one day showed up on NewEgg for a price lower than I had ever seen, because of a mail-in rebate

Fast, Silent, Low power consumption

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Worked out of the box. Placed it in my notebook... system rating went up 2 points! Boots fast, very responsive, breathed new life into a notebook I was ready to give up on

Can't tell if it is running as fast as it could. It is running so fast that I do not care anyways

It is an SSD, what else can be said. Fast, low-power usage, light, soild construstion. 128GB to support most all OS, programs, gaming needs. Is definitely worth every penny

Needs Windows 7 with Trim command support to bring the full potential of the SSD

This drive is fast. Boot times are cut almost in half. Applications launch before your finger releases the button on the mouse. Works with Linux

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It's solid, runs fast, and that's about it coming from a former 7200RPM HDD user

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So far I've had it 6 months and no issues. The most noticeable improvements came in Boot up & Shut down times ; Very fast boot up and shut down times. Boot up went from 25 sec. to like 10 sec. Shut down went from 47 sec. to 3 sec ; My work and gaming...

It didn't fit into my hard drive cage even w/ the 2.5 to 3.5' adapter bracket. 128GB is good for a moderate amount of installs, but I can see that I'll have to manage what gets installed on the SSD and what gets installed on the more traditional hard...

I put this into a 2008 MacBook Pro, and wow, what a difference. Boot-up time is cut in half, app access is almost instant and it behaves great with Pro Tools and all audio applications. Great speed and specs, especially when you factor in the cost

Yeah, I had to sacrifice space (this replaced a 500gb hard drive), but iPhoto and my Pro Tools sessions were the major culprits. I keep an external drive at home for those, and I transfer my necessary sessions from a 32gb USB stick