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Testseek.com have collected 96 expert reviews of the Intel 2.5 inch X25-M Series SATA300 and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Intel 2.5 inch X25-M Series SATA300.
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  Published: 2008-11-19, review by: barefeats.com

  • Abstract:  Back in June of 2008, the Western Digital Velociraptor 10K 3Gb/s 300GB SATA drive became the new "darling" of the fast boot volume enthusiasts. We continue to enjoy our pair but theres a "new sheriff in town": A striped pair of Intel X25-M Solid State...

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  Published: 2008-11-17, review by: maximumpc.com

  • Pushes the limits of the SATA 3GB interface!
  • Write speed is just average.

 
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  Published: 2008-10-17, review by: v3.co.uk

  • Abstract:  Intels X25-M 80GB solid-state drive (SSD), launched in August, is just the type of handy-sized device to replace those low-tech hard disks in laptops aimed at mobile professionals.The device uses Intel Nand Flash memory Multi-Level Cell components, an...

 
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  Published: 2008-10-14, review by: ubergizmo.com

  • Abstract:  Intel SSD X25-M 80GB Review. SSDs are Cool Again! Oct 14, 08 10:05 PM PDT SSDs were all the hype last year, then the "bubble" popped when tests performed on the Macbook Air showed that the SSD drive did little more than add $1,500 to the computers fin...

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  Published: 2008-10-08, Author: Rich , review by: cnet.com

  • Fast transfer speeds; improves laptop battery life; shorter boot times.
  • Expensive; low gigabyte-to-dollar ratio.
  • Intels X-25M solid-state hard drive enjoys several advantages over both spinning disk drives as well as other SSDs, including improvements to data throughput, boot time, and laptop battery life. Its one drawback is that its pricier than even its othe...

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  Published: 2008-09-17, Author: Edward , review by: trustedreviews.com

  • Abstract:  Ever since we first heard the news, we've been giddy with anticipation at the prospect of Intel moving into the SSD market . With its expertise in all manner of integrated circuit design and its massive fabrication capability, if anyone could turn these m...

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  Published: 2008-09-08, review by: Techreport.com

  • We had high hopes for Intels first solid-state drive. As a master fabricator, the company has the chip-making chops to churn out fast, power-efficient memory cells. More than a decade of core-logic chipset design also gives Intel the storage controlle...

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  Published: 2008-09-08, review by: tomshardware.com

  • Bottom line: Intel’s promises weren’t exaggerated. The new X25-M is the first of several flash SSDs that will hit the market between now and early 2009. We received a 2.5” 80 GB drive sample based on MLC flash memory. Thanks to a 10-chan...

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  Published: 2008-09-08, Author: Nathan , review by: legitreviews.com

  • The Intel X25-M Solid State Drive has raised the bar when it comes to multi-level cell (MLC) SSDs and worth a look if you have never used an SSD before! ...

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  Published: 2008-09-08, review by: extremetech.com

  • Very fast read speeds; exceptional write performance for an SSD; almost no heat; silent.
  • Expensive; write performance in some apps still inferior to fast rotating storage.
  • Intel ships one of the fastest storage devices weve ever seen, but it costs a pretty penny. You know you want one. What About Gaming?...

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