Zalman N Series SSD0064N1 2.5" 64GB SATA II MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD)

Lightweight, fast, works in my Dell Studio 1737 laptop

Speeds are half of what is listed. I've completed all the tasks for optimizing SSD with Windows 7. It's still WAY faster than the original HD ; Might be the chipset in the laptop

hmmm, what to say, suuuuuuuuuuuuper fast and no errors at all. Thank you Zalman. Read 283mbs write 266mbs. On my system. getting 1 more to put RAID ZERO

what? no, no, not at all, NOTE*** YOU DON'T HAVE A PROBLEM IF YOU KNOW WHAT ARE YOU DOING

Does everything I ask it to. Compared it to other Sandforce controllers (I wasn't about to buy a SSD with a JMicron controller) and this seemed to have the best bang/buck ratio

Had to somewhat juryrig a mount in my case because it didn't come with an adaptor, but this was expected and it was not advertised that it did come with such an adaptor

2 disk NVRAID5 RAID0 Stripe, both the same exact drive out of a 5.25->4X2.5" drive bay. I use this for VM's and swapfile; Single HDD gives me in the vicinity of 40MBPS Random seek which bottlenecks me at 4 VM's. Depending on the benchmark I use I...

One of the drives is Ser# 000000000000000000001; the other is that many zero's then 48. That in of itself is scary ; Raid controller can't keep up; I have 2x1TB in RAID1 plus a 1TB plus a few optical drives plus one disk in EIDE; once I consolidate...

Price?? If it was a 64GB ;-)

The problem is, at least for me, Zalman is selling it as a 64GB but the don't sey that 4GB are used for overprovisioning. From my BIOS the drive is recognize as a 60GB, and the formatted capacity 55.8 instead 59.5. That was misleading to me. AS SSD...

INSTALLED WIN 7 IN 12 MIN, LOVE THE SPEED ON THIS DRIVE, BOOTS IN 12 TO 17 SEC, SHUTS OFF IN 4 SEC. SO FAR SO GOOD, WILL UPDATE IF ANITHING GO WRONG

64 GB? YEAH SOME PEOPLE GETTING 60GB AND NOT HAPPY, MY SYSTEM RECOGNIZE ONLY 55.9GB, NOT REALLY A CON 4 ME

Compared to other drives with a Sandforce controller, this was very inexepensive. The setup was also very simple. I did a fresh install of Windows 7 64bit with the mainboard BIOS in ACHI. I was surprised by how fast the drive really is. I'm new to SSD...

The manual said it comes with some small screws to secure it to the case. There were no screws. The drive, as of this writing, is dangling in my case. This is not a real big deal though. The drive is so light that my cables support it just fine. (It's...

Took my Windows 7 disk rating from 5.9 to 7.4 Much faster boot time, time to when windows is usable

Wish it were a larger drive for the price

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My computer recognize as a 60GB instead 64gb ; Installed Windows 7 64bit and does not start, it stops at the windows logo ; I'm trying to figure out what is wrong but I'm regreting the fact that I did not chose an OCZ SSD

Boot time reduced 3 fold ; Apps launch instantaneously ; Sandforce controller is rock solid ; Price - compared to other similar drives

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