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Should a Mac-User Upgrade to an Intel 520 SSD

Hello All,I have been contemplating putting the new Intel 520 series 240gb ssd into my early 2011 13" MacBook Pro. However, I do have some serious concerns and would really appreciate some advice.I know that Apple can be very stubborn in supporting t...

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Intel 520 freezes on MacBook Pro/Mac OS X Snow Leopard

Hi all,I installed an Intel 520 SSD (240GB) in my MacBook Pro yesterday. After reinstalling the system, I moved my datas.I encounter freezes! A few seconds freezes/hangs. Quite often actually.It seems a bit random but it is really annoying! The whole...

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NTFS compression increase write amplification?

There is a somewhat contradictory article on tomsharware.com. It says that compressed NTFS writes are leading to write amplification increase. However, there was no raw data to support this statement.Is the NTFS compression really works this way?----...

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Intel x25-m SSDSA2M160G2HP

I just bought a 160gb intel ssd and was wondering about the seriel number SSDSA2M160G2HP its the HP on the end that im looking at, im guesing its maybe something to do with hp laptops although it is a retail sealed box, so far i cant find any info o...

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IRST 11.6 is bugged!

Don't you test your software before release it?The 11.6 interface can't be opened, debug errors shows. All this under windows 7 ultimate 32 bits. Tested on two different pc's.

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