I need a mSATA SSD for a pet project of mine, preferably a decent name brand, doesn't have to be the latest/greatest - an Intel 310/320 will do just fine, as will Crucial M4 - but really, truly have absolutely zero interest in anything based on a SandForce controller of *any* kind.
Minimum acceptable size would be 64GB or thereabouts, and I'm really not looking to spend a fortune so anything over 256GB is likely a no-go.
PM or email me directly to tataslonATaol.com with any questions/concerns.
FOUND!: 64GB or larger mSATA SSD
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FOUND!: 64GB or larger mSATA SSD
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ajkula66
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Re: WTB: 64GB or larger mSATA SSD
Manual bump.
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PMs requesting personal tech support will be ignored.
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Abused daily: T61p
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Re: WTB: 64GB or larger mSATA SSD
I have one that is either Kingston or Intel. I think it's Intel, SandForce chipset. I'll check it when I get home. It's a 60GB though, I'm pretty sure.
DS1100(work-built): i7 2700K; 16GB; 64GB SSD & 2x 500GB 7200; 970; U2410
Thinkpad Yoga 260: i5 6200u; 16GB; 256GB SSD; 12.5" 1080p
NUC: I5-4250; 12GB; 256GB SSD & 1TB 5400
Thinkpad Yoga 260: i5 6200u; 16GB; 256GB SSD; 12.5" 1080p
NUC: I5-4250; 12GB; 256GB SSD & 1TB 5400
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Re: WTB: 64GB or larger mSATA SSD
60GB is fine, just let me know what it is...and I'm hoping it's not a SF-based unit after all...mybellyisempty wrote:I have one that is either Kingston or Intel. I think it's Intel, SandForce chipset. I'll check it when I get home. It's a 60GB though, I'm pretty sure.
...Knowledge is a deadly friend when no one sets the rules...(King Crimson)
Cheers,
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Abused daily: T61p
PMs requesting personal tech support will be ignored.
Cheers,
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Abused daily: T61p
PMs requesting personal tech support will be ignored.
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