** NEW CRAZY FAST SSD's!!! **

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Mach Xtreme seem to have designed a PCI-E SSD which actually works, the BIOS will just recognise it as a normal SSD, no drivers required, it simply works, check them out guys:-



Mach Xtreme MX Express 128GB PCI-E Solid State Drive @ £299.99 inc VAT

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Based on an innovative design, the low-profile MX-EXPRESS PCIe 2.0 x2 SSD card delivers an enhanced desktop computing experience with much faster application loading, ultra-fast data access and shorter boot-ups of today’s and future desktops featuring PCIe x2 / x4 / x8 / x16 interface. The MX-EXPRESS PCIe SSD card is fully compliant with AHCI standard and thus is truly plug and play solution where no drivers are needed. This card offers extremely high performance, advanced reliability and durability, and superior ruggedness as compared to standard rotating HDDs. Highly intelligent block management and wear leveling extend the overall endurance.

Specification:-
- Model Name: MXSSDEPCIE-128G
- NAND Flash: MLC
- Capacity: 128GB
- Interface Type: PCIe 2.0 x2
- Form Factor: 2.5" / low-profile
- Dimension: 152.5 x 19.0 x 69.0 mm (LxWxH)
- Weight: 105g
- Cache: none
- Max. Read Performance Up to 800MB/s*
- Max. Write Performance Up to 650MB/s*
- IOPS up to 60,000
- Seek Time <0.1ms
- RAID Support 0
- TRIM Support
- Power Consumption DC 12V / 3V Stand-by: 12W Active: up to 15.5W
- MTBF +2,500,000 Hours
- Altitude 80,000ft
- Operating Temp. 0? ~ +70?
- Storage Temp. -45? ~ +85?
- Data Reliability Built-in EDC/ECC function
- OS Support Windows 8 / Windows 7 / Mac OS X
- Certifications RoHS / FCC / CE / Windows 8 / Mac OS
- Other features SandForce DuraClass™ / DuraWrite™ / RAISE™ / Garbage Collection technologies support
- Warranty 2 Years


Only £299.99 inc VAT.

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Mach Xtreme MX Express 256GB PCI-E Solid State Drive @ £359.99 inc VAT

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Based on an innovative design, the low-profile MX-EXPRESS PCIe 2.0 x2 SSD card delivers an enhanced desktop computing experience with much faster application loading, ultra-fast data access and shorter boot-ups of today’s and future desktops featuring PCIe x2 / x4 / x8 / x16 interface. The MX-EXPRESS PCIe SSD card is fully compliant with AHCI standard and thus is truly plug and play solution where no drivers are needed. This card offers extremely high performance, advanced reliability and durability, and superior ruggedness as compared to standard rotating HDDs. Highly intelligent block management and wear leveling extend the overall endurance.

Specification:-
- Model Name: MXSSDEPCIE-256G
- NAND Flash: MLC
- Capacity: 256GB
- Interface Type: PCIe 2.0 x2
- Form Factor: low-profile
- Dimension: 152.5 x 19.0 x 69.0 mm (LxWxH)
- Weight: 105g
- Cache: none
- Max. Read Performance Up to 800MB/s*
- Max. Write Performance Up to 800MB/s*
- IOPS up to 100,000
- Seek Time <0.1ms
- RAID Support 0
- TRIM Support
- Power Consumption DC 12V / 3V Stand-by: 12W Active: up to 15.5W
- MTBF +2,500,000 Hours
- Altitude 80,000ft
- Operating Temp. 0? ~ +70?
- Storage Temp. -45? ~ +85?
- Data Reliability Built-in EDC/ECC function
- OS Support Windows 8 / Windows 7 / Mac OS X
- Certifications RoHS / FCC / CE / Windows 8 / Mac OS
- Other features SandForce DuraClass™ / DuraWrite™ / RAISE™ / Garbage Collection technologies support
- Warranty 2 Years


Only £359.99 inc VAT.

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Mach Xtreme MX Express 512GB PCI-E Solid State Drive @ £639.95 inc VAT

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Based on an innovative design, the low-profile MX-EXPRESS PCIe 2.0 x2 SSD card delivers an enhanced desktop computing experience with much faster application loading, ultra-fast data access and shorter boot-ups of today’s and future desktops featuring PCIe x2 / x4 / x8 / x16 interface. The MX-EXPRESS PCIe SSD card is fully compliant with AHCI standard and thus is truly plug and play solution where no drivers are needed. This card offers extremely high performance, advanced reliability and durability, and superior ruggedness as compared to standard rotating HDDs. Highly intelligent block management and wear leveling extend the overall endurance.

Specification:-
- Model Name: MXSSDEPCIE-512G
- NAND Flash: MLC
- Capacity: 512GB
- Interface Type: PCIe 2.0 x2
- Form Factor: low-profile
- Dimension: 152.5 x 19.0 x 69.0 mm (LxWxH)
- Weight: 125g
- Cache: none
- Max. Read Performance Up to 850MB/s*
- Max. Write Performance Up to 800MB/s*
- IOPS up to 100,000
- Seek Time <0.1ms
- RAID Support 0
- TRIM Support
- Power Consumption DC 12V / 3V Stand-by: 12W Active: up to 15.5W
- MTBF +1,500,000 Hours
- Altitude 80,000ft
- Operating Temp. 0? ~ +70?
- Storage Temp. -45? ~ +85?
- Data Reliability Built-in EDC/ECC function
- OS Support Windows 8 / Windows Vista / Mac OS X
- Certifications RoHS / FCC / CE / Windows 8 / Mac OS
-Other features SandForce DuraClass™ / DuraWrite™ / RAISE™ / Garbage Collection technologies support
- Warranty 2 Years


Only £639.95 inc VAT.

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Mach Xtreme MX Express 1TB PCI-E Solid State Drive @ £1,499.99 inc VAT

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Based on an innovative design, the low-profile MX-EXPRESS PCIe 2.0 x2 SSD card delivers an enhanced desktop computing experience with much faster application loading, ultra-fast data access and shorter boot-ups of today’s and future desktops featuring PCIe x2 / x4 / x8 / x16 interface. The MX-EXPRESS PCIe SSD card is fully compliant with AHCI standard and thus is truly plug and play solution where no drivers are needed. This card offers extremely high performance, advanced reliability and durability, and superior ruggedness as compared to standard rotating HDDs. Highly intelligent block management and wear leveling extend the overall endurance.

Specification:-
- Model Name: MXSSDEPCIE-1T
- NAND Flash: MLC
- Capacity: 1TB
- Interface Type: PCIe 2.0 x2
- Form Factor: low-profile
- Dimension: 152.5 x 19.0 x 69.0 mm (LxWxH)
- Weight: 125g
- Cache: none
- Max. Read Performance Up to 850MB/s*
- Max. Write Performance Up to 800MB/s*
- IOPS up to 100,000
- Seek Time <0.1ms
- RAID Support 0
- TRIM Support
- Hot Plug / Removal Support
- Power Consumption DC 12V / 3V Stand-by: 12W Active: up to 15.5W
- MTBF +2,500,000 Hours
- Altitude 80,000ft
- Operating Temp. 0? ~ +70?
- Storage Temp. -45? ~ +85?
- Data Reliability Built-in EDC/ECC function
- OS Support Windows 8 / Windows 7 / Mac OS X
- Certifications RoHS / FCC / CE / Windows 8 / Mac OS
- Other features SandForce DuraClass™ / DuraWrite™ / RAISE™ / Garbage Collection technologies support
- Warranty 2 Years


Only £1,499.99 inc VAT.

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The value for money one is clearly the 256GB and is our recommendation, let us know what you think of these guys. Because of course for slightly less money you could buy a pair of Samsung 840 EVO's and RAID 0 them for similar/better performance, though of course you loose TRIM then I think, so maybe not.
 
Apart from benchmarks, would using one of these drives, to replace a "normal" SSD offer any noticable difference? Are these drives more suited to heavy server usage?
 
They're keener priced than ocz especially the 256gb one and 512gb one. The 128 and 1tb don't seem quite the same price per gb but i guess you're paying more ofr the tech in the 128 than the nand and for the size luxuary with the 1tb.
 
I was thinking of replacing my Evo 250 with one of these. I reckon it could reduce my boot time by a few seconds.

However, I`ve worked out that I can reduce my boot time to 0 seconds by leaving my PC on all the time. The £360 should easily cover the cost of electricity for the year, by which time a cheaper or faster SSD will be available. :D
 
I was thinking of replacing my Evo 250 with one of these. I reckon it could reduce my boot time by a few seconds.

However, I`ve worked out that I can reduce my boot time to 0 seconds by leaving my PC on all the time. The £360 should easily cover the cost of electricity for the year, by which time a cheaper or faster SSD will be available. :D

Good Math ;)
 
I was thinking of replacing my Evo 250 with one of these. I reckon it could reduce my boot time by a few seconds.

However, I`ve worked out that I can reduce my boot time to 0 seconds by leaving my PC on all the time. The £360 should easily cover the cost of electricity for the year, by which time a cheaper or faster SSD will be available. :D
:)

I reckon it would actually make your boot time longer, simply because the PC has to initialise the card. I suspect that for it to work without drivers, it needs to emulate a SATA interface, which the motherboard would have to enumerate, etc.
 
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