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Gavin78 · 18-01-2011, 21:04

Going to have a bit of a play with it now. To be honest when I bid on the drive I never thought of looking up how good and bad SSD's can be of any hassle they would be to get running.

I just thought speed and I got the drive for £90. Now I dont really see any benefits of the drive and it doesn't seem any faster than my spinning drives but I was using windows 7 generic drivers and not tried updating the drivers from the gigabyte site. so going to have a play now.

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Gavin78 Ice Cold Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: West Yorkshire Age: 47 Services: XL TV M Phone 1000MB BB Posts: 1,566	Re: Kingston SSD 2.5" snv125/s2 128gig Going to have a bit of a play with it now. To be honest when I bid on the drive I never thought of looking up how good and bad SSD's can be of any hassle they would be to get running. I just thought speed and I got the drive for £90. Now I dont really see any benefits of the drive and it doesn't seem any faster than my spinning drives but I was using windows 7 generic drivers and not tried updating the drivers from the gigabyte site. so going to have a play now.