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06.02.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
Have been using this product for about one year. Performance is superior, and consistent. Have not had any issues. Will purchase Intel SSD's again in the future.
30.01.2013
10/10
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Pro's- Price was very competitive (under $380) Capacity is great- 240 can get cramped 480 allows most to put all programs on one drive Fast, fast, fast WarrantyCons- ya, right
30.01.2013
10/10
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Pro's- Price was very competitive (under $380) Capacity is great- 240 can get cramped 480 allows most to put all programs on one drive Fast, fast, fast WarrantyCons- ya, right
23.06.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
Bought this a couple months ago to replace a 128 GB Samsung Sata 2 SSD. Dropped it in - formatted and installed Windows 7 - and it's been running like a champ ever since. I'm a developer - so I have quite a few web servers/databases/ other services running on it pretty much 24/7 AND i keep installing uninstalling stuff on a regular basis. It has taken everything that I can throw it without breaking stride.If you are on the market for an SSD - you cant go wrong with this.P.S. My samsung SSDs are going strong too. So if you are looking for a sata 3 ssd - both the samsung 830 or the intel 520 are great choices with very little to separate them. You cant go wrong with either.Update 12/2012 - Well - it has been nearly 9 months now. I've reformatted the disk and installed Windows 8. It's still performing marvelously. I've installed the intel SSD optimizer and run it on a regular basis. This one is going to be a keeper.
23.06.2012
10/10
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Bought this a couple months ago to replace a 128 GB Samsung Sata 2 SSD. Dropped it in - formatted and installed Windows 7 - and it's been running like a champ ever since. I'm a developer - so I have quite a few web servers/databases/ other services running on it pretty much 24/7 AND i keep installing uninstalling stuff on a regular basis. It has taken everything that I can throw it without breaking stride.If you are on the market for an SSD - you cant go wrong with this.P.S. My samsung SSDs are going strong too. So if you are looking for a sata 3 ssd - both the samsung 830 or the intel 520 are great choices with very little to separate them. You cant go wrong with either.Update 12/2012 - Well - it has been nearly 9 months now. I've reformatted the disk and installed Windows 8. It's still performing marvelously. I've installed the intel SSD optimizer and run it on a regular basis. This one is going to be a keeper.
30.12.2012
10/10
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Got the 480GB drive on sale and it's been great. I replaced a 128GB Crucial C300 SSD because I was running out of room on it. The software to clone the drives from Intel is Acronis true image and worked great for me going from the 128GB drive to the 480GB drive.
30.12.2012
10/10
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Got the 480GB drive on sale and it's been great. I replaced a 128GB Crucial C300 SSD because I was running out of room on it. The software to clone the drives from Intel is Acronis true image and worked great for me going from the 128GB drive to the 480GB drive.
08.01.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
this intel ssd is pretty fast,i can copy a dvd image from it to a usb 3 drive in just a couple of second ,read over 530 mb/s and write abobe 540 mb/s,in sata 6 gb/s!!.expect 200 mb/s or less in sata 3 gb/s!
08.01.2013
10/10
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this intel ssd is pretty fast,i can copy a dvd image from it to a usb 3 drive in just a couple of second ,read over 530 mb/s and write abobe 540 mb/s,in sata 6 gb/s!!.expect 200 mb/s or less in sata 3 gb/s!
25.02.2012
10/10
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To quote the product description:"What's in the BoxIntel 320 Series Solid-State Drive (80 GB) and installation kit."But, they don't tell you what that means. In the box, you get:* a 2.5"-to-3.5" adapter tray, 10 screws (4 to mount the drive to the adapter plate plus 1 extra, and 4 to mount the plate to the 3.5" bay plus 1 extra)* foxconn sata cable (red)* power converter plug* silicon protective sleeve (yes, for use as an external hard drive)* SATA-to-USB adapter cable (similar to this: 2.5 inch SATA Hard Drive to USB 2.0 Adapter Cable with Silicon Protective Case )I ordered a pair of sata cables and an adapter plate; as it turns out, I didn't need to order either of those things separately. NOTE: the package I described was the Intel 320 Series 80 GB SATA 3.0 Gb-s. I can't confirm the packaging for other drive sizes.I just received the drive today, and only just finished installing windows on it (Win7 Pro). As other reviewers have said, boot time is fast (roughly 10 seconds from post) and WOW is this machine quiet now! Read the reviews here, at NewEgg and Tom's Hardware. The 320 seems to be the fan favorite, and in the short time I've had it, it has failed to disappoint!Now, if I can just get past that point in time where all the 1-star reviews noticed the BSOD. Wish me luck!
26.01.2013
10/10
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I'm using these in a raid for vmware view and they are working well. This is a repeat sale. I bought others several months ago.
26.01.2013
10/10
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I'm using these in a raid for vmware view and they are working well. This is a repeat sale. I bought others several months ago.
01.01.2013
10/10
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Caught the drive on sale and couldn't pass it up. Performs great (gives 7.8 score on Windows Index) with Windows 8 and wasn't hard to install either.If you're looking for an SSD it's hard to go wrong with Intel.
01.01.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
Caught the drive on sale and couldn't pass it up. Performs great (gives 7.8 score on Windows Index) with Windows 8 and wasn't hard to install either.If you're looking for an SSD it's hard to go wrong with Intel.
08.04.2012
10/10
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If you want to go for a SSD, there is not much room for non-SF-2881 pieces nowadays.Sandforce's branded chip delivers top notch and yet to be paired performance.Up until a couple of months ago, however, this also meant to cope with some troublesome instability, given that most of the drives out there (OCZ, Corsair, etc.) had their share of issues with SF-2881. BSODs and booting freezes were a constant.It sure took Intel a while to release their version of a SF-2881 based drive, but when they did, it was flawless. Just read any review out there.I am not a computer freak neither I follow all hardware reviews in the world 24/7. I just took interest once I had decided I wanted to go for a SSD.And it couldn't have been better. It was as simple as setting my BIOS to AHCI, installing Windows 7 (which BTW just took around 20 minutes, and that was from the DVD, not a flash drive!) and installing Intel Toolbox for not having to care anymore. It's alive for 2 weeks now and not a single BSOD or boot freeze has happened since.I insist: if you want to upgrade, go for a SSD. And if you want a SSD, go for Intel 520. No questions asked.
08.04.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
If you want to go for a SSD, there is not much room for non-SF-2881 pieces nowadays.Sandforce's branded chip delivers top notch and yet to be paired performance.Up until a couple of months ago, however, this also meant to cope with some troublesome instability, given that most of the drives out there (OCZ, Corsair, etc.) had their share of issues with SF-2881. BSODs and booting freezes were a constant.It sure took Intel a while to release their version of a SF-2881 based drive, but when they did, it was flawless. Just read any review out there.I am not a computer freak neither I follow all hardware reviews in the world 24/7. I just took interest once I had decided I wanted to go for a SSD.And it couldn't have been better. It was as simple as setting my BIOS to AHCI, installing Windows 7 (which BTW just took around 20 minutes, and that was from the DVD, not a flash drive!) and installing Intel Toolbox for not having to care anymore. It's alive for 2 weeks now and not a single BSOD or boot freeze has happened since.I insist: if you want to upgrade, go for a SSD. And if you want a SSD, go for Intel 520. No questions asked.
19.12.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
I went with the Intel SSD as their QA testing cycle is significantly longer than some of the cheaper brands. So far I've noticed dramatically improved speeds when copying files, opening applications and booting Windows 7. I've had no crashes so far.
19.12.2012
10/10
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I went with the Intel SSD as their QA testing cycle is significantly longer than some of the cheaper brands. So far I've noticed dramatically improved speeds when copying files, opening applications and booting Windows 7. I've had no crashes so far.
08.10.2012
10/10
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This is my third SSD. I bought the 250 version for my gaming pc a year ago and no problems at all. I now have two of these 120 versions in my mini-itx low power always on pc that is in a public area of my house that is used heavily by family and friends. I am an experienced builder and I had no problems with the installation. The price is high, but you are getting a branded name that has a reputation to protect and Intel currently has the superior rom that controls the I/O on the drive.
08.10.2012
10/10
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This is my third SSD. I bought the 250 version for my gaming pc a year ago and no problems at all. I now have two of these 120 versions in my mini-itx low power always on pc that is in a public area of my house that is used heavily by family and friends. I am an experienced builder and I had no problems with the installation. The price is high, but you are getting a branded name that has a reputation to protect and Intel currently has the superior rom that controls the I/O on the drive.
24.12.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
500 + read 250 - 500 write depending on file type the write uses compression for faster speeds . I have not had any issues so far2 months so far and I copied 1.72 TB to it so far according to SMART Details.Still going strong
24.12.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
500 + read 250 - 500 write depending on file type the write uses compression for faster speeds . I have not had any issues so far2 months so far and I copied 1.72 TB to it so far according to SMART Details.Still going strong
14.01.2013
10/10
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the migration included the software (downloadable) and cable and was super easy to do. hard drive noticeably faster than previous hard drive.
15.07.2011
2/10
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Ужасно
I have a DV7 series HP Pavilion Laptop running Win 7 64-bit with the Hitachi drive that seems to have the life-span of about 18-months on all 3 of my laptops. When I noticed the classic cluster errors, I decided to pick up this SSD drive as an OS only drive and have a second drive as my storage within the laptop.Installation was quick and easy. The migration was a breeze. I've been doing IT for over 15-years: computers, routers, switches, firewalls, so I was expecting the worst and got the best.Here's where it gets bad.About 5 hours into use I get the Blue Screen of Death. No big deal, reboot and figure out what app decided not to play nice. No luck! The drive was bricked! I got another drive and did the entire process again. This time while running OO Defrag I get the BSOD and this drive is bricked too. I moved it to another laptop to look at the drive. The 80-Gig partition turned into an 8-Meg partition. The rest of the drive is missing. Missing as in not even recoverable by FDISK or any other means within Windows.I plugged in "Intel SSD 80 Gig 8" on Google and sure enough a TON of people are having the same problems. The drive just fails randomly and they're left with an 8-Meg drive. Some people are using 3rd party applications to force the drive to recover to factory defaults or just sending them back to Intel. Some even after sending them back to Intel have a failure a month or two later. I already invested nearly 10 hours of time and I am not doing it again. For people considering buying this drive I suggest you pass on it because of the possibility of it being a ticking time bomb in your computer is too much to risk.UPDATE!!!!: After following the 8-meg bug threads the IBM update bricked a bunch of drives. Amazing!!! Firmware update - 4PC10362 intended to fix the issue. Inetel says it's "isolated", but I had 3 drives crash in a week. How isolated can this bug be? As of December 12, 2011 people are still reporting SSD crashes because of this bug and after installing the latest firmware.
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