G.SKILL Phoenix Series FM-25S2S-120GBP1 2.5" 120GB SATA II MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD)

Cheap, fast, silent and runs cool

Within 4 months drive went bad. RMA'd received new drive seemed fine. 2 weeks later it hangs, reinstalled OS and working. 3 Months later drive hangs for no reason at all. Was unable to reinstall OS(unable to read from source) due to something in drive...

lasted almost a year

It's lasted almost a year to date. But then, like everywhere else, it has died. I was simply working on a word document and then BSOD. Completely out of the blue. 3 different PC BIOS won't recognize the drive. I was hoping maybe mine would be the...

Super fast drive. Using in desktop for the OS (Win7) and it has never put a foot wrong. I absolutely love it

Got one for my laptop, seeing as how the standard drive died on me (figured it had something to do with having it in my backpack while biking to campus) so i got another of these for my lappy. 6 months later, going to open the internet, it completely...

While it worked it was great. Quick to boot up, snappy response. I liked it a lot. Games loaded so much faster and scene transitions were great

I have had a similar problem as a few mentioned below. My BIOS just stops recognizing this drive. I have had to reinstall windows a few times and then I get a few weeks of use and then it's gone again. I'm afraid I'm going to retire it and go back...

This thing is fast, had no troubles installing windows 7 64bit. Boots around 21 seconds no firmware updates ready to rock n roll. showing 7.7 in WEI I am now a ssd beliver dropped a bill and a half for 60gb that hurt but its fast fast fast now to save...

none

Havent got to use it yet

Ordered this thing sunday it didnt leave the wearhouse till early tuesday morning... Newegg is always fast, just a little disapointed this time

Had great writing speed

was not too stable from day 1 had to reinstall windows multiple times. after 80 days windows stoped booting. Motherboard would not see the drive at times. now it will not see the drive hardly at all. Used up all my activations for programs...

PC boots in SECONDS

Price vs capacity. It's like two dollars & fifty cents per Gigabyte as of Feb 2011, compared to a regular terabyte drive for six cents per gigabyte. If my math is correct that's over a four thousand percent difference

Fast operation ; Ease of installation

None thus far

Purchased this drive in November, and installed it in an old Latitude D630 laptop. Performance and battery life increased dramatically--I was considering replacing it until I added the SSD

Died this morning. The drive just doesn't show up. I've tried different systems (even plugged it into a Mac just to see if I could read data from it)