I really want ssd-drive, but i am not willed to pay the huge costs in relation to low ammound of gb.

Guys guys , don't rush now for the ssd disk drives because the technology is still not completely optimized for work.
I mean with this that the performance of the ssds will decrease over time.
The limit of writings over the same portion of space is no more then 1,000-10,000 write cycles for MLC types and up to 100,000 write cycles for SLC because of the ware laveling and write combining... However there is a new thing that will be added in order to improve these problems by adding the TRIM support .. I recommend buying the ones that have TRIM support . Its not cheap now or you can wait until the prices will fall

Also Windows XP and Windows Vista dont have TRIM support so you need to use Windows 7 at least.

http://www.myce.com/news/ocz-first-to-introduce-trim-for-ssd-drives-15771/

Not even the V+ SSDs dont have TRIM support.

For the ppl that will buy them, as experts would say: please use them for OS support because the speed advantage will be highly visible.

Edit: TRIM from Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRIM_%28SSD_command%29

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Now SSD on the tyre PCIe have advantage in any speed (readings and records and rewritings) even from SAS disks. Simply they cost more expensive in 8 times.
http://www.innodisk.com/Matador_PCI-e_SSD.html

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