If you're looking for a SSD but don't want to break the bank?

[DarkAngel]

[h=1]Kingston 128GB V200 SSD - 2.5" SATA-III - Read 300MB/s Write 190MB/s for £49.99[/h]
Great price, saw it on HUK.

[TheDvEight]

Well I got mine cheers DA

[DrunkenZombiee]

That is a slow one though mate. Other SSD's are double the speed. Best to put something like this in a laptop where it uses less juice than a 5400 RPM drive and has a big performance increase over the slower RPM drive. For a performance PC might be best pass on this one and spend another £20 for a 500MB/s beast.

[TheDvEight]

Too late now:roflmao:

[Padding]

Also try to go for a 250GB if you have the money, the space runs out fast on a 128GB if you put a bit of games on it

[kregoron]

That is a slow one though mate. Other SSD's are double the speed. Best to put something like this in a laptop where it uses less juice than a 5400 RPM drive and has a big performance increase over the slower RPM drive. For a performance PC might be best pass on this one and spend another £20 for a 500MB/s beast.

actually its still a solid disk, its good bang for the buck and it would excellent in a laptop (as 90% of laptops doesnt have sata3 controllers)
and the fact the speed is consistent unlike most 500mb/sec beasts, that drop to 50% speed when you use more then 50% of the drive.
or as a HTPC disk

[DarkAngel]

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/samsung-830-256gb-145-00-amazon-1287655

£125 (£20 cashback) for a fast 256gb Hard Drive, seems drives are getting cheaper & cheaper .