Earlier, we had a look at Kingston's V+ 200 SSD which offered decent performance but for that price, you were better off with their HyperX series. Today, we have that very SSD with us and we're about to find out how much better it actually is.

Caught this bad boy on sale on Microsoft's website a few months back for around $120.00 shipped (that is not a typo.) Best purchase I have ever made. Boot time to windows is less then 13 seconds (this is from power on to desktop and all services loaded.

i ha 2 off those SSD in RAID0 it's amazing,very very fast no BSOD install windows seven in less 8 minute,you have too buy a ssd buy Kingston HyperX ;)

not expensive and very fast,detect on the first boot

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Why, you may ask. The answer is simple: It features the SandForce controller, which everyone appears to talk bad things about, making a lot of people steer away from this drive.

Fantastic, This was by far the best upgrade I made to my laptop (Acer Extensa 5235). It is really fast and reliable, I've been using this for around 2 years now. The only issue I'm having with it is, when I turn the laptop on it will blue-screen (more like blue flash) 2 or 3 times before I can get...

I figured the problem out and was not able to boot in AHCI, I had to redo my computer which I had to re-add everything. If you do not enable AHCI on this drive as a boot drive you will get the BSOD. I tried a SSD copy program which did copy but Windows would not start for me.

Very Fast once you have it installed; I have it on SATA III controller with a Windows Experience of 7.9 for the Drive; I am running a Sabertooth X58 with a i7 990 processor; Machine is very fast

Very difficult to install due to lack of specific instruction; You must have AHCI on the SATA enabled or you get the BSOD(It happened to me) and you must install Windows after after you have the Bios SATA set to AHCI if not you will run into problems.