intel ssd roadmap?

It's only a matter of time before larger SSD's and lower priced drives appear.
I very much doubt this was an unintentional leak, more intentional to give customers an insight into the future to possibly encourage customers to wait rather than buy a competitors product. Some would say competitor products are currently leaving the Intel SSD's behind in terms of performance.

I'm not saying this because I think it's a bad thing, I very much like the Intel SSD products and actually if that timeline is correct it would tie in with my next overhaul of my main desktop perfectly :). So Intel, thanks for the intentional leak :)

All IMO of course
 
jbloggs said:
Will be interesting to see what kind of performance increase they will have over the current G2's...
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This depends on whether they are going to be SATA-6Gb or not, something which was expected but conspicuously absent from the roadmap.

I do anticipate a 4k performance boost though, bringing them in line with a c300.
 
It doesn't tell us anything we didn't already know.

I'll be putting an SSD in my next build, would have to be at least 300GB though - right now that's just too expensive.
 
Zarf said:
This depends on whether they are going to be SATA-6Gb or not, something which was expected but conspicuously absent from the roadmap.

I do anticipate a 4k performance boost though, bringing them in line with a c300.
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If the performance increase was just to bring it into line with the C300, I don't think it would be worth my while upgrading (from the 80GB G2) as I would only be doing so for increased performance and not increased size, as 80GB is still more than enough for my needs...
 
I will be getting at least one ssd next year when i do my complete upgrade so this is good because it can only get better and hopefully cheaper in that time :).
 
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