NEW CORSAIR SSD RANGE IN STOCK

[Slackworth]

With full TRIM support, fast read/write speeds and an included 2.5" to 3.5" bracket, this new range offer great value for money and excellent performance.

Corsair Nova 64GB 2.5" SATA-II Solid State Hard Drive (CSSD-V64GB2-BRKT) @ £154.99 inc VAT

Based on the Indilinx Barefoot controller, a Corsair Nova Series SSD will help your system start-up faster, applications and games load quicker and improve overall system responsiveness. Built using no moving parts, the Nova Series provides quiet and cooler operation for your notebook or desktop systems. Boost your PC’s performance and increase your system’s reliability today with a Corsair Nova Series 64GB SSD.

- Capacity: 64GB
- Cache: 64MB
- Maximum Read: 215MB/sec
- Maximum Write: 130MB/sec
- NAND Flash: Multi-Level Cell (MLC)
- Interface: SATA-II
- TRIM Support (Requires Windows 7)
- Includes 2.5” to 3.5” Bracket
- Warranty: 2 Years

Only £154.99 inc VAT.

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Corsair Nova 128GB 2.5" SATA-II Solid State Hard Drive (CSSD-V128GB2-BRKT) @ £295.99 inc VAT

Based on the Indilinx Barefoot controller, a Corsair Nova Series SSD will help your system start-up faster, applications and games load quicker and improve overall system responsiveness. Built using no moving parts, the Nova Series provides quiet and cooler operation for your notebook or desktop systems. Boost your PC’s performance and increase your system’s reliability today with a Corsair Nova Series 128GB SSD.

- Capacity: 128GB
- Cache: 64MB
- Maximum Read: 270MB/sec
- Maximum Write: 195MB/sec
- NAND Flash: Multi-Level Cell (MLC)
- Interface: SATA-II
- TRIM Support (Requires Windows 7)
- Includes 2.5” to 3.5” Bracket
- Warranty: 2 Years

Only £295.99 inc VAT.

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Corsair Reactor 60GB 2.5" SATA-II Solid State Hard Drive (CSSD-R60GB2-BRKT) @ £145.99 inc VAT

Upgrade your storage from a traditional hard disk to a Corsair Reactor Series 60GB SSD for the perfect balance of performance and value for your storage needs. Fast read performance of up to 250MB/s, helps your system start-up faster, applications and games load quicker and improve overall system responsiveness. No moving parts provide for a quieter and more reliable solid state storage solution. Instantly boost your PC’s performance and increase your system’s reliability today with a Corsair Reactor Series 60GB SSD.

- Capacity: 60GB
- Cache: 128MB
- Maximum Read: 250MB/sec
- Maximum Write: 110MB/sec
- NAND Flash: Multi-Level Cell (MLC)
- Interface: SATA-II
- TRIM Support (Requires Windows 7)
- Includes 2.5” to 3.5” Bracket
- Warranty: 2 Years

Only £145.99 inc VAT.

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Corsair Reactor 120GB 2.5" SATA-II Solid State Hard Drive (CSSD-R120GB2-BRKT) @ £286.99 inc VAT

Upgrade your storage from a traditional hard disk to a Corsair Reactor Series 120GB SSD for the perfect balance of performance and value for your storage needs. Fast read performance of up to 250MB/s, helps your system start-up faster, applications and games load quicker and improve overall system responsiveness. No moving parts provide for a quieter and more reliable solid state storage solution. Instantly boost your PC’s performance and increase your system’s reliability today with a Corsair Reactor Series 120GB SSD.

- Capacity: 120GB
- Cache: 128MB
- Maximum Read: 250MB/sec
- Maximum Write: 170MB/sec
- NAND Flash: Multi-Level Cell (MLC)
- Interface: SATA-II
- TRIM Support (Requires Windows 7)
- Includes 2.5” to 3.5” Bracket
- Warranty: 2 Years

Only £286.99 inc VAT.

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[Mr Krugga]

Why do all SSDs I'm interested in are priced around £300?

 

[Slackworth]

You want the latest technology, you have to pay for it

 

[nikebee]

How do these compare to the Crucial M225's?

 

[Broken Hope]

How do these compare to the Crucial M225's?

The Nova drives should be around the same as the M225's since they use the same controller.

 

[Freddie1980]

So is this refresh basically adds TRIM support and nothing else? It would appear current drives are maxing out the SATA 3Gbs interface it's going to interesting to see what happens when more SATA 6 drives hit the market and see if it frees up performance limitations.

 

[pjansell]

Who was it that said 2010 would see SSD prices tumble, santa?

 

[Strife212]

What is the difference between the Reactor and the Nova? Which one is better? This is why I hate SSDs

 

[lay-z-boy]

Nova uses Indilinx controller and is as good as the rest based on the same chip. The Reactor uses a generation II samsung controller if I understand correctly.

There's little info about the reactor but it doesn't seem to be as good as the nova, the small increase in asking price of the nova is easily worth it unless there is a firmware update for the reactor.

*edit*

http://forum.corsair.com/v3/showthread.php?t=85031

No support for either drives, make of that what you wish. Supports GC/Trim out of the box though so it shouldn't be a problem. Nova is the better of the two as it stands though.