Отзывы о Твердотельный накопитель Intel D3-S4610 (SSDSC2KG240G801)

Amazingly Fast Boot Time!I bought this drive to upgrade my Lenovo Thinkpad W520, installation was easy. I did not used the migration utility as wanted to try fresh install with the SSD.I would recommend fresh/clean install of the OS with the new SSD. I have a windows 8 OS with core i 7, now my boot time is 25 seconds approx.

Amazingly Fast Boot Time!I bought this drive to upgrade my Lenovo Thinkpad W520, installation was easy. I did not used the migration utility as wanted to try fresh install with the SSD.I would recommend fresh/clean install of the OS with the new SSD. I have a windows 8 OS with core i 7, now my boot time is 25 seconds approx.

I had been holding buying a SSD as I am on a X58 platform, hence no SATA 3. However, when my HDD gave up the ghost, I finally took the plunge & bought the 480GB version.System Specs: EVGA X58SLI MB, Core i7 920, 6GB RAM, MSI 7970 Graphics Card, 2 x 320GB RAID0 HDD (For data), 1TB HDD (For backup)Pros:1. Excellent performance even post filling up more than 280G in less than a day which included 2 reinstalls without secure erase.2. TRIM works even with RAID enabled in MB BIOS.3. large enough to hold my games4. Gives 7.7 on WEI on my systemCons:The usable capacity comes to only 447GB and not 480GB post formattingI would strongly recommend this for a combination of capacity and price.

I had been holding buying a SSD as I am on a X58 platform, hence no SATA 3. However, when my HDD gave up the ghost, I finally took the plunge & bought the 480GB version.System Specs: EVGA X58SLI MB, Core i7 920, 6GB RAM, MSI 7970 Graphics Card, 2 x 320GB RAID0 HDD (For data), 1TB HDD (For backup)Pros:1. Excellent performance even post filling up more than 280G in less than a day which included 2 reinstalls without secure erase.2. TRIM works even with RAID enabled in MB BIOS.3. large enough to hold my games4. Gives 7.7 on WEI on my systemCons:The usable capacity comes to only 447GB and not 480GB post formattingI would strongly recommend this for a combination of capacity and price.

I got a 7.8 rating on Disk data Transfer on windows performance....what can I say its intel and I have a 300 series which I bought 2 yrs ago and still running.

I got a 7.8 rating on Disk data Transfer on windows performance....what can I say its intel and I have a 300 series which I bought 2 yrs ago and still running.

My opinion on the Intel 520 120GB SSD is based on two previously owned SSDs, an Intel X-25M 80GB SSD and a Corsair Force Series 3 120GB SSD.As compared to the Intel X-25M SSD, the 520 is like night at an day. I'm running the 520 on SATA3 and every mouse click result in near instant responses. Both are very reliable.As compared to the Corse F Series 3, the speed is practically the same, but with the 520 I can have faith no to worry about a crashing and BSODs.I'm running two 520s in a RAID0 array and while the speed is great, running two is overkill. At this point in time, I can not notice real world difference between using one SSD vs two SSDs.This is my first time purchasing retail kit SSDs and Intel provides you with alot of stuff. For my application, the included 3.5 to 2.50 bay converter is similiar in dimensions to a typical HDD. Its is a little cumbersome and extends quite a bit out of the 3.5 drive bay.Overall, this is a good, good purchase. I am thrilled with the speed and reliability.

My opinion on the Intel 520 120GB SSD is based on two previously owned SSDs, an Intel X-25M 80GB SSD and a Corsair Force Series 3 120GB SSD.As compared to the Intel X-25M SSD, the 520 is like night at an day. I'm running the 520 on SATA3 and every mouse click result in near instant responses. Both are very reliable.As compared to the Corse F Series 3, the speed is practically the same, but with the 520 I can have faith no to worry about a crashing and BSODs.I'm running two 520s in a RAID0 array and while the speed is great, running two is overkill. At this point in time, I can not notice real world difference between using one SSD vs two SSDs.This is my first time purchasing retail kit SSDs and Intel provides you with alot of stuff. For my application, the included 3.5 to 2.50 bay converter is similiar in dimensions to a typical HDD. Its is a little cumbersome and extends quite a bit out of the 3.5 drive bay.Overall, this is a good, good purchase. I am thrilled with the speed and reliability.

I have used many SSD drives over the last few years. I have OCZ, Samsung, OCZ Revo, off brands and Intel.I use only the Intel units now simply because of the warranty. These drives just work and give me a sense of comfort.Update - I ended up sending these units back because I had some machines that would not detect the drives. I would plug in other SSD brands and not a single issue.

I have used many SSD drives over the last few years. I have OCZ, Samsung, OCZ Revo, off brands and Intel.I use only the Intel units now simply because of the warranty. These drives just work and give me a sense of comfort.Update - I ended up sending these units back because I had some machines that would not detect the drives. I would plug in other SSD brands and not a single issue.

easy to install, fast great product, easy to use made a big difference to my performance and speed., great addition when up grading memory

easy to install, fast great product, easy to use made a big difference to my performance and speed., great addition when up grading memory

It took me a while to install this ssd, taking that it is my first ssd. I thought it would be an easy installation, but i wasn't able to re-image my old hd to this one. Instead, I decided to dual boot my laptop.

It took me a while to install this ssd, taking that it is my first ssd. I thought it would be an easy installation, but i wasn't able to re-image my old hd to this one. Instead, I decided to dual boot my laptop.

The Specs for the Intel 520 series speak for themselves. I tested this SSD on my personal computer and to my surprise I found that the performance comes very close to the advertised specs. Go ahead and get this one you will not be disappointed. HB

The Specs for the Intel 520 series speak for themselves. I tested this SSD on my personal computer and to my surprise I found that the performance comes very close to the advertised specs. Go ahead and get this one you will not be disappointed. HB

Received the SSD 520 240gb on time and followed the instructions provided to install and migrate data from my HHD. When finished everything worked perfectly.The new SSD drive is so much faster than the HHD.I kept the old HHD in machine to use for auto backups.

This is my first SSD drive. Boy does it make a difference compared to a standard notebook 7200rpm mechanical drive. Weight wise, it's about the same. Less power consumption, better performance. I can't speak for reliability just yet, but this worked without a hitch.The drive comes in a height of 9.5mm, however my notebook a Lenovo ThinkPad X1 only accepts 7mm drives. The Intel 320 SSD series uses a black spacer. The spacer has to be removed in order for the drive to fit in my notebook. To remove the space you must remove the screws, remove the plastic spacer, and find some hard drive screws. Even though the spacer can be removed (this does not void the warranty, unlike other drives such as the Crucial m3/m4 drives), I had to take screws out of an old 2.5" hard drive. The screws removed are a little longer to accommodate the height of the spacer. Once I screwed in the shorter screws I was ready to go.I plugged in the drive and restored my OS. Significant difference in performance.I also appreciate the 5 year warranty (extended from 3 years by Intel to prove that the drive is more reliable). However, Intel clearly states, while the drive itself is warranted for 5 years, all SSD drives have a lifespan, the amount of physical writes to the NAND. Once it hits Intel's specified maximum, I think it's 20GB a day for 5 years, if you reach this limit before 5 years, a bit is flipped on the drive and the drive is no longer warranted.So a comment related to the "Retail kit" vs the OEM version. Both drives come with the 5 year warranty, but for $4, the retail kit is totally worth it. It comes with a 3.5" bracket if you wanted to install this onto a desktop computer. A SATA cable and power converter is also bundled. I think the big plus is the SATA to USB 3.0 cable that comes with the drive. While it's meant for migration from a previous drive, you can use it as a way to externalize SATA drives. For 2.5" drives, it also comes with a very thin rubber case. The rubber case is not going to protect the drive from a drop, but it'll at least help the little bumps.

Put this into a pre 2010 Macbook Pro and it really made it act like a new generation computer. Highly suggested.

Put this into a pre 2010 Macbook Pro and it really made it act like a new generation computer. Highly suggested.

This album is really good and really fast ... Intel offers excellent international service.I am very happy with this purchase

This album is really good and really fast ... Intel offers excellent international service.I am very happy with this purchase

These were $109 for a short period of time. Using them 2 of them in a RAID array and these seem A LOT faster than the original 80 GB we bought a year ago (forget the model number).

These were $109 for a short period of time. Using them 2 of them in a RAID array and these seem A LOT faster than the original 80 GB we bought a year ago (forget the model number).