[c0ld]

Just went down even more. Use coupon code JHL118303

Excellent for California peps not paying tax or shipping.

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-Details.asp?EdpNo=8466639&sku=UAM-101752104&SRCCODE=WEM4027C&cm_mmc=email-_-Main-_-WEM4027-_-tigeremail4027&utm_source=EML&utm_medium=main&utm_campaign=WEM4027&[email protected]

 

[FallenFaux]

Not bad, less than $0.50/GB

 

[h2spartan]

So tempting...

 

[c0ld]

I am pissed because I just bought from them at 379.99

 

[Valor958]

Very nice deal... wish it was in 3-4 weeks when i'll have my $ set aside to buy my new SSD

Probably not good intel, but I read a while back (might have been a few years now) that larger SSDs were less reliable/more prone to failure than smaller capacity counterparts. Not sure how that would make sense, and doubt it's true, but want to confirm since I'd love a 500+GB SSD without worry of instability.

 

[Shiftstealth]

Quote:

Originally Posted by h2spartan

So tempting...

Not really. I mean it is tiger direct, and that is kind of a dealbreaker.

 

[c0ld]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Valor958

Very nice deal... wish it was in 3-4 weeks when i'll have my $ set aside to buy my new SSD

Probably not good intel, but I read a while back (might have been a few years now) that larger SSDs were less reliable/more prone to failure than smaller capacity counterparts. Not sure how that would make sense, and doubt it's true, but want to confirm since I'd love a 500+GB SSD without worry of instability.

Well the larger 750GB has a bigger PCB, why would it be less reliable?

 

[Valor958]

Quote:

Originally Posted by c0ld

Well the larger 750GB has a bigger PCB, why would it be less reliable?

Not sure. I'm trying to remember, but i think i read it on Tom's Hardware back when i frequented there. The only reasoning i can come up with it that it was early in the consumer SSD times and people were unsure.

 

[eikast]

I regret paying $800 for 500GB Crucial SSD back in late 2011 -_-

 

[vlps5122]

I bought the 1 TB 840 evo for $500 so $0.50/gb, so this is pretty good