Patriot Warp PE32GS25SSDR 2.5" 32GB SATA II Internal Solid state disk (SSD) - Retail

Small, efficient, and somewhat faster than a normal notebook hard drive. The price wasn't too bad considering it's an SSD

I experience lots of slow downs and hiccups with this drive. This happens so much that it really affects my rating of this product

I read a lot of the negative reviews for this product and cautiously bought 2 drives for my Nvidia 780i build. After installing them in RAID 0 I quickly bought 3 more. I'm going to buy a 6th and final drive before I put Windows 7 on this machine. These...

With SSDs price per GB is still a con. While these aren't overpriced I wouldn't mind it if they were a little cheaper

small form factor ; power consumption ; blazing fast seqential reads/writes

did I mention it stutteres horribly? Windows, and all other OSes that I know about, do not perform many sequential reads/writes. They do a lot of tiny writes that this, and all other drives using the cheap jmicron controller, cannot handle very well

Reasonably fast, reasonably inexpensive, nice and small :) ; As others have noted, these are 2.5" drives, so make sure your case supports that, or get an adapter kit

I bought 15 of these drives, and one turns out to be defective. At least it's partly defective. It seems to work when connected to an external USB->SATA adapter, but doesn't work when connected to a motherboard SATA connector

Running Raid 0- Fast booting with vista x64 without ssd tweaks. No stuttering on my ich9r raid 0 setup. Of course I did eventually setup the ssd tweaks from ocz forums ; Now Running Windows 7 RC (7100) Drives rate as 7.3 in windows out of 7.9 max. Not...

could have packaged in some sata cables