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why are ppl buying this? they are all bugged, intel just recalled em. fools and money I guess.

I'm sorry but if you read up on the firmware issue that the Intel X25-M G2 solid state drives are suffering from, you will understand that this issue isn't really much of a problem, providing you don't do the two things listed below:

PC Perspective said:
***Public Service Announcement***

Intel has informed me of a bug in the X25-M G2 shipping firmware (02G2). This bug is specific to setting a hard drive password in your BIOS. If you have set a BIOS HDD password, then subsequently change or disable that password, the SSD may become inoperable. Intel is correcting the issue in firmware and will be posting a fix shortly. In summary:

* DO NOT set a BIOS HDD password on an X25-M G2.
* If you already have, DO NOT CHANGE OR DISABLE the BIOS HDD password.


It will be safe to do either of the above once the X25-M G2 is flashed to a newer firmware to be released by Intel shortly. Firmware, when available, can be reached by this not-yet-live link.

***End Public Service Announcement***

Intel X25-M 'G2' 34nm 160GB SSD Review

This is just a minor issue which probably won't effect a lot of people anyway.
 
Personally I am sad :(

I said to myself: Im going to splash out before university if the 160gb one is £300.

80Gb is to small for the OS, Adobe suite and a few other programs. 160Gb should do nicely.


-_-
 
thinking about it, thats a fair point.. from what Ive read sequntial write performance is good for moving large files about.. chances are you wont be writing large files to the ssd..
 
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