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G.Skill Phoenix Pro 40GB Solid State Drive Review

G.Skill Phoenix Pro 40GB Solid State Drive Review

Solid State drives are still quite expensive for most people, especially at higher capacities.  The price most manufactures are shooting for is $100.  This is really had to do especially with SandForce drives.  Today we will be taking a look at a 40GB drive from G.Skill, which is really close to that price-point at $119.99 at my favorite online retailer.  This drive is designed to get solid state drives in the hands of consumers and to also offer great performance.  The 40GB size is still more than enough room for a boot drive and is the perfect size for a netbook!  Let’s take a look and see just how much performance you are getting for that low price!

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G.Skill Phoenix Pro 60GB Solid State Drive Review

G.Skill Phoenix Pro 60GB Solid State Drive Review

We reviewed our first SandForce-based solid state drive about a month ago and since then the SandForce drives we have checked out have either been 120 or 128GB drives.  While these are nice drives many people still cannot afford them.  Today we will be looking at a 60GB drive that is based on the SandForce controller.  The 60GB size is perfect for most systems as you can fit most of your programs and operating system on the drive then just use a regular SATA drive for all your media and other things.  The 60GB size is also great for upgrading your laptop’s hard drive.  Let’s check out the G.Skill Phoenix Pro 60GB Solid State Drive.

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G.Skill PIS Series DDR3-2400 4GB Dual Channel Memory Kit Review

G.Skill PIS Series DDR3-2400 4GB Dual Channel Memory Kit Review

Up to this point the fastest memory I have owned was DDR3-2000. The guys at G.Skill contacted me recently to ask if I was interested in memory even faster than that…of course I was! G.Skill is one of those companies that I knew was out there but I had never really considered their memory in the past, as most I usually purchase from the “household name” companies. But G.Skill is not a newcomer to the memory industry, having been in business building memory since 1989. Today I will be looking at G.Skill’s latest, a DDR3-2400 4GB kit with timings of 9-11-9. This memory has been engineered specifically for the Intel Core i7 860/870 LGA 1156 processor and P55 Express chipset. Of course the memory operates at Intel’s max VDIMM of 1.65v, and it comes with a very nice cooling fan. Read on to check out the G.Skill PIS Series DDR3-2400 memory!

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