Comments on: Corsair Neutron GTX 240GB SSD Review

By: Kougar

Kougar — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 05:22:00 +0000

For LAMD’s first entry into the enthusiast market, their roots in the enterprise space are clearly showing with how well its first consumer-oriented controller performs.

The pricing, warranty, and performance is just the perfect combination with this drive. It easily outperforms all the SandForce clones in its price point yet the five year warranty proves Corsair is confident about, and committed to big things with this SSD and controller over the long run.

By: Rob Williams

Rob Williams — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 04:21:00 +0000

If only we could possess all of the others as successfully as we have you! Buahahaha. No, I kid. That’s what we’ve always strived for. We’re far from perfect but can at least do our best.

By: Marfig

Marfig — Wed, 20 Feb 2013 22:59:00 +0000

BTW, I must say this:

Techgage comes with some of the most comprehensive and well done tests I’ve come across on the web, beating in my opinion most of the established tech websites out there, both in scope and presentation. The amount of information is also phenomenal, providing the tests with the necessary backup info to put the data in context.

This article, the NVIDIA’s Titan, the Seagate Constellation, to speak only of the most recent, are a sheer pleasure to read and should constitute a reference card to any geek or tech guru out there!

And let’s not even speak of feature articles like Brett’s recent SSD’s at the office, or the absolute pearl that was his in depth introduction to pentesting, or Ryan Perry and Greg King’s case reviews!

Frankly I’ll make sure TG is more often linked out there on the tubes.

By: Rob Williams

Rob Williams — Wed, 20 Feb 2013 20:12:00 +0000

I also have to agree. The 5-year warranty on such an affordable drive is -extremely- impressive, and an -extremely- bold move by Corsair given that LAMD controllers are not exactly “proven” in the enthusiast market yet. This would definitely be on the top of my list if I needed a new SSD.

By: Marfig

Marfig — Wed, 20 Feb 2013 10:39:00 +0000

I must agree that 240GB at 200 USD and 5 year warranty, makes this the very first SSD I would consider buying.

240GB would allow me to fit the OS, plus development environment and quite a few related essentials, that would allow me to keep a full programming environment under SSD speeds.