#5042955

Battlefieldprin

2015-04-02 20:40

that is something I want in my build.

#5042982

red6joker

2015-04-02 21:08

Definetly something I will add to my wishlist.

#5043001

Enticles

2015-04-02 21:33

so much want. not that i really have anything against my current SSD's but it would be nice to get rid of some cable clutter, why not get a performance boost too? 🙂 i wonder how many thousands the 1.2tb model will cost though :P

#5043053

BarryB

2015-04-02 22:59

$1,029 for the 1.2TB according to Anandtech review and $389 for the 400GB one! Although that price was converted from AUS$ and minus 10% sales tax!

#5043102

Bleib

2015-04-02 23:57

techreport has it reviewed. It's...not so impressive.

#5043151

Genova84

2015-04-03 01:31

I have a 400gb pci-ssd ... let me say they make load times a thing of the past. I absolutely love mine and if you have the money to spare, you should consider getting one. Of course, if you're on a budget, your cash may be better put towards a GPU.

#5043153

CalculuS

2015-04-03 01:45

Intel seems to be making rocksolid SSD's, absolutely nothing negative about them.

#5043307

Andrew LB

2015-04-03 09:35

I've been looking at making the move to something like this, but I'll wait to see what the competition comes up with first. The price has me leaning towards a RAID-0 SSD setup though.

#5043314

Hilbert Hagedoorn

Administrator

2015-04-03 10:00

Yeah interesting stuff huh?, Our sample apparently has gone AWOL in shipment, we should receive one next week so the Guru3D review will be up soon enough as well.

#5043329

moab600

2015-04-03 10:36

ahead of it's time, not relevant till it won't become mainstream thing.