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Seaman
![]() Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Florence, MT
Posts: 31
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sublynx- My Sandisk Extreme 120 GB was $120 on sale in April, now it is on amazon for $97 (the 240 GB is only $168). The hardest part about replacing the factory 5400 rpm drive in my brand new laptop was reinstalling Windows and my drivers. I put the removed drive in a USB enclosure and now have a 500 GB backup drive- actually about 450 GB while still having my original restore files and OS there. SSDs are mainstream now, no longer fringe toys for the early adopters. It was only 3 or 4 years ago that spinning drives over 200GB dropped below $200, I think the price/GB for SSDs is more than acceptable now. Reliability far exceeds mechanical drives. The only real bad thing about them I know is that if you have a failure nothing is recoverable. However, while data on a platter "may" be recoverable, have you priced what one of those data-recovery outfits charge? Let's just say that my $3,000 is better spent elsewhere, like on backup drives! |
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