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Originally Posted by Sir Shfvingle 
Nothing against the M3, but when I was choosing to buy an SSD for the first time, it was between the Crucial M4 and the Plextor M3. I, on a whim, chose the Crucial Drive. Since then, at least 3 FREE firmware revisions have come out for the M4, most of which improved performance of the drive. Here, instead of providing this new firmware to the M3 users, then sell an "entirely new" drive with it(with the same exact hardware). No matter how this Pro version performs, just consider the practices of the company behind it...
Nothing against the M3, but when I was choosing to buy an SSD for the first time, it was between the Crucial M4 and the Plextor M3. I, on a whim, chose the Crucial Drive. Since then, at least 3 FREE firmware revisions have come out for the M4, most of which improved performance of the drive. Here, instead of providing this new firmware to the M3 users, then sell an "entirely new" drive with it(with the same exact hardware). No matter how this Pro version performs, just consider the practices of the company behind it...
Even though it's no longer the fastest I don't think you can really beat an M4 when you take everything into consideration especially with how much prices have dropped on them. Would not think twice though about buying from Samsung or Intel either. Could probabally be talked or read into one of the new OCZ drives as well. SSD quality in a lot of ways has skyrocketed in the past two years.
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