Отзывы о Твердотельный накопитель Intel D3-S4610 (SSDSC2KG240G801)

Great way to speed up your system. Once I installed Win7 and all of the necessary drivers and software my system is ready to go in about 12 seconds. Comes with some nice software to manage your disk.I was unable to transfer my existing drive to this ssd due to my lack of knowledge regarding cloning software. My old hdd was a GPT disk which most of the free cloning software do not like to copy. I was forced to complete a fresh install of Windows in order to use the new drive.

This drive failed in under four months, but it worked well until it failed. Unfortunately can't justify more than one star for an expensive, failed hard drive that resulted in complete data loss. Fortunately I do not trust SSDs (or hard drives in general) and had backed up all important files.Be sure to back up your files since the drive will fail eventually and may fail a lot sooner than you expect.

This drive failed in under four months, but it worked well until it failed. Unfortunately can't justify more than one star for an expensive, failed hard drive that resulted in complete data loss. Fortunately I do not trust SSDs (or hard drives in general) and had backed up all important files.Be sure to back up your files since the drive will fail eventually and may fail a lot sooner than you expect.

I just got my 520 today. First thing I did was run the Intel toolbox and ran the longer integ test and it came up in the green. The toolbox doesnt optimize the drive the run button your soupposed to hit is frozen. ( not the program the button just doesnt react ) It does work with my other intel ssd drives. With the Atto test I am seeing read speeds at up to 375mbs and write up to 440mbs. When I get my other motherboard back from Asus I will be testing it against my 510 ssd. Also I have to mention I have had to return 2 ssd's to intel before one drive I recieved used and defective and I the new replacment a year later. ( Intel checked my part number and said it was still under the 5 year warrenty and I sent it in they sent me a new ssd back not a reman ) I have read lots of horror stories of other companies making it a complete hassle to get a replacement. I was able to talk to someone right away , they never asked for a reciept all they did was check the serial number. It took about 2 to 3 weeks including the time it took to return mine first. I give it 5 stars for reliability speed and good service. Ssd's are getting alot cheaper I see them at 128gz for like $75 cheaper from other companies but I read so many bad reviews about the service and reliabilty that I just dont want to risk the trouble it could cuase dropping dead then all the hassles that comes with it. All test were done on my Maximus extreme z using sata3 6g UPDATE I tested my 520 , 510 and my 3g 160gb ssd ( all intel ) with AS ssd benchmark the 520 scored 568 , 510 scored 325 , the 160gb scored 387. I think this is a keeper

I just got my 520 today. First thing I did was run the Intel toolbox and ran the longer integ test and it came up in the green. The toolbox doesnt optimize the drive the run button your soupposed to hit is frozen. ( not the program the button just doesnt react ) It does work with my other intel ssd drives. With the Atto test I am seeing read speeds at up to 375mbs and write up to 440mbs. When I get my other motherboard back from Asus I will be testing it against my 510 ssd. Also I have to mention I have had to return 2 ssd's to intel before one drive I recieved used and defective and I the new replacment a year later. ( Intel checked my part number and said it was still under the 5 year warrenty and I sent it in they sent me a new ssd back not a reman ) I have read lots of horror stories of other companies making it a complete hassle to get a replacement. I was able to talk to someone right away , they never asked for a reciept all they did was check the serial number. It took about 2 to 3 weeks including the time it took to return mine first. I give it 5 stars for reliability speed and good service. Ssd's are getting alot cheaper I see them at 128gz for like $75 cheaper from other companies but I read so many bad reviews about the service and reliabilty that I just dont want to risk the trouble it could cuase dropping dead then all the hassles that comes with it. All test were done on my Maximus extreme z using sata3 6g UPDATE I tested my 520 , 510 and my 3g 160gb ssd ( all intel ) with AS ssd benchmark the 520 scored 568 , 510 scored 325 , the 160gb scored 387. I think this is a keeper

7200 rpm Win XP 3 2Bit pro to Win 7 64 bit Pro SS Intel MB should've been a faster ungraded system?Somewhat disappointed these two upgrades are not faster than I expected, but system freezes up less than before.Video rendering is faster, and heavy apps run better, but normal stuff/boot-up seems the same.Explorer to Chrome browser was a much better, Free upgrade.

7200 rpm Win XP 3 2Bit pro to Win 7 64 bit Pro SS Intel MB should've been a faster ungraded system?Somewhat disappointed these two upgrades are not faster than I expected, but system freezes up less than before.Video rendering is faster, and heavy apps run better, but normal stuff/boot-up seems the same.Explorer to Chrome browser was a much better, Free upgrade.

I cloned my laptop's HDD to this Intel 520 Series 480 GB SSD without any major problems. Unfortunately, Intel's Migrating software couldn't see the drive (!!!???), so I used the Apricorn SATA Wire Notebook Hard Drive Upgrade Kit ASW-USB-25 (White) adapter with its included software, EZ Gig IV. Alternative software recommended by CNET includes the free EaseUS Disk Copy Home Edition or the free EaseUS Todo Backup programs for these purposes.The SATA to USB 3.0 adapter I used, the Apricorn SATA Wire Notebook Hard Drive Upgrade Kit ASW-USB-25 (White), does not require a power adapter like the Vantec NexStar SATA 6Gbps to USB 3.0 Adapter for 2.5/3.5/5.25-Inch SSDs (CB-SATAU3-6), which I have also used successfully. Since it doesn't use a power adapter, the Apricorn instructions suggest disconnecting all other USB devices before use so that the USB port will be able to supply enough power without problems. I did that & it worked fine when cloning my internal HDD to the Intel SSD.Some reviews of this drive that I've found are:1. [...] (Feb., 2012)2. [...] (May, 2012). Awarded first place. Interestingly, the Sandisk Extreme, which is way cheaper was awarded second place.

I cloned my laptop's HDD to this Intel 520 Series 480 GB SSD without any major problems. Unfortunately, Intel's Migrating software couldn't see the drive (!!!???), so I used the Apricorn SATA Wire Notebook Hard Drive Upgrade Kit ASW-USB-25 (White) adapter with its included software, EZ Gig IV. Alternative software recommended by CNET includes the free EaseUS Disk Copy Home Edition or the free EaseUS Todo Backup programs for these purposes.The SATA to USB 3.0 adapter I used, the Apricorn SATA Wire Notebook Hard Drive Upgrade Kit ASW-USB-25 (White), does not require a power adapter like the Vantec NexStar SATA 6Gbps to USB 3.0 Adapter for 2.5/3.5/5.25-Inch SSDs (CB-SATAU3-6), which I have also used successfully. Since it doesn't use a power adapter, the Apricorn instructions suggest disconnecting all other USB devices before use so that the USB port will be able to supply enough power without problems. I did that & it worked fine when cloning my internal HDD to the Intel SSD.Some reviews of this drive that I've found are:1. [...] (Feb., 2012)2. [...] (May, 2012). Awarded first place. Interestingly, the Sandisk Extreme, which is way cheaper was awarded second place.

For starters: I've built every PC I've owned as well as built PC's for hardware labs for various gaming companies around the Seattle area for over 15years.Once the price came down on the Solid State drives I figured I would buy to check it out.I had no problems with Win 7 Pro 64bit or Asus bios recognizing the drive. A clean install took half the time as a 500Gb HDD. Windows start time from cold boot was extremely fast!Installing 92 windows updates (only critical/recommended) took about an hour while I was also downloading Skyrim - this is based more on connection speed.Installing mods for Skyrim as well as random other programs was about half the time as normal.Watching the SSD load assets in Skyrim and other games was wonderfully quick. Load times with hi-res assets and all graphic options cranked up to max was still faster than loading Med textures on a conventional 500Gb Seagate 7200rpm drive.Once the price drops even more, I will likely buy a few more of these for my wife's PC and for backup.We'll see how long the drive lasts, but considering I've bought multiple 1TB drives over the last few years that failed my hopes are tempered.

For starters: I've built every PC I've owned as well as built PC's for hardware labs for various gaming companies around the Seattle area for over 15years.Once the price came down on the Solid State drives I figured I would buy to check it out.I had no problems with Win 7 Pro 64bit or Asus bios recognizing the drive. A clean install took half the time as a 500Gb HDD. Windows start time from cold boot was extremely fast!Installing 92 windows updates (only critical/recommended) took about an hour while I was also downloading Skyrim - this is based more on connection speed.Installing mods for Skyrim as well as random other programs was about half the time as normal.Watching the SSD load assets in Skyrim and other games was wonderfully quick. Load times with hi-res assets and all graphic options cranked up to max was still faster than loading Med textures on a conventional 500Gb Seagate 7200rpm drive.Once the price drops even more, I will likely buy a few more of these for my wife's PC and for backup.We'll see how long the drive lasts, but considering I've bought multiple 1TB drives over the last few years that failed my hopes are tempered.

I picked up the 240 gig version of the 520 for my Thinkpad W520. Since my laptop has SATA 3, I figured I'd go all out, and didn't mind spending a bit for what was touted as being the best SSD around, blessed with custom Intel firmware. So what if Intel packages this drive with a small CD that contains warranty information but not their drive cloning utility? It just gives me more time to think about how much faster my computer will be!The speed was great, and it was definitely on the faster side of every benchmark I could throw, but as time went on, I had this nagging feeling that I let hype make my purchasing decision. And as reviews started flowing it, it looked like the 520 series may not be the drive to beat.Eventually, I caved, and gave the Mushkin Chronos Deluxe 240 GB SATA 6.0 Gb-s 2.5-Inch Solid State Drive (MKNSSDCR240GB-DX) a try, based on what I was seeing on some review sites.Sure enough, the Chronos Deluxe was knocking off my shiny 520 on every test. Don't get me wrong, it wasn't massive. But 80 points on R+W in DriveBench and nearly 400 points overall was quite an eye-opener -- especially when the Mushkin drive costs nearly 20% less. Granted, you give up two years' worth of warranty. By the same token though, Mushkin's been around for a really long time, and they're based out of Colorado if you ever need help.If I hadn't read some other reviews, I'd be happily chugging along with my 520. By all accounts, it is a very good drive with a very nice warranty. But when comparing speed and value, the Chronos Deluxe is a very compelling alternative.

I picked up the 240 gig version of the 520 for my Thinkpad W520. Since my laptop has SATA 3, I figured I'd go all out, and didn't mind spending a bit for what was touted as being the best SSD around, blessed with custom Intel firmware. So what if Intel packages this drive with a small CD that contains warranty information but not their drive cloning utility? It just gives me more time to think about how much faster my computer will be!The speed was great, and it was definitely on the faster side of every benchmark I could throw, but as time went on, I had this nagging feeling that I let hype make my purchasing decision. And as reviews started flowing it, it looked like the 520 series may not be the drive to beat.Eventually, I caved, and gave the Mushkin Chronos Deluxe 240 GB SATA 6.0 Gb-s 2.5-Inch Solid State Drive (MKNSSDCR240GB-DX) a try, based on what I was seeing on some review sites.Sure enough, the Chronos Deluxe was knocking off my shiny 520 on every test. Don't get me wrong, it wasn't massive. But 80 points on R+W in DriveBench and nearly 400 points overall was quite an eye-opener -- especially when the Mushkin drive costs nearly 20% less. Granted, you give up two years' worth of warranty. By the same token though, Mushkin's been around for a really long time, and they're based out of Colorado if you ever need help.If I hadn't read some other reviews, I'd be happily chugging along with my 520. By all accounts, it is a very good drive with a very nice warranty. But when comparing speed and value, the Chronos Deluxe is a very compelling alternative.

The included Acronis software could NOT be used to clone the existing drive. After hours of trying various combinations and doubting my procedures, I finally found a reference on the web that admitted software was faulty. After giving up on the Acronis stuff, I located free software (AOMEI) that was then used to do the job and the drive has worked flawlessly. Why include software that you know doesn't work in all cases? Based on past experience I expected more from Intel. Performance is now the BEST.Great drive ... just immediately trash the included software.

The included Acronis software could NOT be used to clone the existing drive. After hours of trying various combinations and doubting my procedures, I finally found a reference on the web that admitted software was faulty. After giving up on the Acronis stuff, I located free software (AOMEI) that was then used to do the job and the drive has worked flawlessly. Why include software that you know doesn't work in all cases? Based on past experience I expected more from Intel. Performance is now the BEST.Great drive ... just immediately trash the included software.

First off, i like the brand Intel - very reliable and they stand by their products. I bought this as a replacement for Intel 320 series since I needed more disk space so i thought of moving to a newer model.There's not much noticeable performance difference to be honest (windows experience rating went from 7.6 to 7.9) and it may be too early to tell if the BSOD has been eliminated. I was having BSOD with Intel 320, about 3 occurrences in the past 10 months. Not entirely sure if it were a software issue or a HW (SSD?) problem. I've been using this 520 for about 3 weeks now and so far so good. I'm happy with my purchase!

First off, i like the brand Intel - very reliable and they stand by their products. I bought this as a replacement for Intel 320 series since I needed more disk space so i thought of moving to a newer model.There's not much noticeable performance difference to be honest (windows experience rating went from 7.6 to 7.9) and it may be too early to tell if the BSOD has been eliminated. I was having BSOD with Intel 320, about 3 occurrences in the past 10 months. Not entirely sure if it were a software issue or a HW (SSD?) problem. I've been using this 520 for about 3 weeks now and so far so good. I'm happy with my purchase!

I got this just shy of a year ago. No issues with a failure or other signs of wear. Very fast and stable SSD. My boot time is around 15 seconds, but that is only because I have to chainload from a DOS script for my eGPU (I'll spare the long-winded writeup of what is going on).Will need to get a larger drive in the future though, I find 60GB to get rather tight (even though I have another 500GB drive for storage (which is also full).Intel drives are certainly worth the extra money.

I got this just shy of a year ago. No issues with a failure or other signs of wear. Very fast and stable SSD. My boot time is around 15 seconds, but that is only because I have to chainload from a DOS script for my eGPU (I'll spare the long-winded writeup of what is going on).Will need to get a larger drive in the future though, I find 60GB to get rather tight (even though I have another 500GB drive for storage (which is also full).Intel drives are certainly worth the extra money.

Following the other reviews I expected it to be faster. It's everything they say it is. With the instructions and online videos they want you to believe anyone can install it. I did. After the data transfer I swaped the new drive for the old HDD and went to the local computer shop a couple of days later to have the BIOS set for the old HDD. Except for that I was able to do it myself and it worked the first time. I got the 240 GB size thinking it was a little more money now but I'd save the extra cost if I did the install myself. It worked. Made a big difference in my computer's performance. I'm happy with the SSD, happy with the purchase and happy with the performance. I'd definately buy again.

We ordered this along with a Black Magic product. The SSD was very nicely made but it was not fast enough for our use. I returned it to the supplier. I would not recommend this device if you need it for video production;

We ordered this along with a Black Magic product. The SSD was very nicely made but it was not fast enough for our use. I returned it to the supplier. I would not recommend this device if you need it for video production;

Got this as a disk cache for Adobe After Effects CS6 to speed up renders. So far so good. After it was installed the system didn't immediately show it as a usable drive. I have Win7 64 bit. I had to use the Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Administrative Tools\computer managment to create a new drive letter. After that everything was great.

Got this as a disk cache for Adobe After Effects CS6 to speed up renders. So far so good. After it was installed the system didn't immediately show it as a usable drive. I have Win7 64 bit. I had to use the Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Administrative Tools\computer managment to create a new drive letter. After that everything was great.