CeBIT: Corsair Previews SSDs Using SF-2200

[exfileme]

Corsair is also shipping SSDs using the SandForce SF-2200 processor.

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[AMD_pitbull]

Speed is nice...affordable product is better. Which is more popular? i7-990x or i7-2600k?

 

[BulkZerker]

A: Phenom II 1090

 

[reprotected]

[citation][nom]BulkZerker[/nom]A: Phenom II 1090[/citation]
Incorrect, but keep trying

 

[everix]

i7-2600k is just as good as the 17-990x at $600-700 less, so I think that should answer the question for you

 

[jackt]

WHEN will these ship ?
Prices are too high anyway...

 

[zoemayne]

"Enthusiasts" thats means it will be overpriced. I got my C300 I'm good with that even though it barely takes advantage of SATA3.

 

[razor512]

SSD prices need to come down, there cheaper to make production wise, compared to a HDD

there just trying ti milk the high profit margins as much as possible before more competition shows up, driving the cost down quicker.

 

[aaron88_7]

[citation][nom]AMD_pitbull[/nom]Speed is nice...affordable product is better. Which is more popular? i7-990x or i7-2600k?[/citation]
Popularity doesn't equate to a superior product. These are the latest high end SSD's, if you want affordability buy an older one.

The i7-990x is a 6 core processor too, if you run applications that can utilize all cores that would clearly be the better processor to use.

 

[aaron88_7]

Or all threads I should say since that processor has 12 threads as opposed to 8 on the 2600k.