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 Post subject: Intel x25-v for sale
PostPosted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 16:01 
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Due to unfortunate circumstances Ive got surplus to requirements one Intel x25-v solid state drive 40gb


If anyone wants it before it goes on eBay or otherwise, submit an offer
would trade for legit copy of windows 7

Its the full retail boxed type, unopened, untouched, with 3.5'' adaptor.

Let me know

Prefer bank transfer, or Paypal if fees paid.

Would look at interesting trades.

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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
PostPosted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 16:02 
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Maybe interested. What capacitry?


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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
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Maybe interested. In before the Doct... oh.


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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
PostPosted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 16:08 
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Is this this one? (£90 from Amazon)


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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
PostPosted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 16:09 
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Probably not, with a release date more than a month away.

Edit: Though how odd.


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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
PostPosted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 16:19 
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sorry yes its the 40GB one

like this one actually available to buy
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Intel-X25-V-Val ... pd_cp_ce_1

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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
PostPosted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 16:20 
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As it's £90 shipped new I'll pass at £85, ta.


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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
PostPosted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 16:26 
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LaceSensor wrote:
like this one actually available to buy
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Intel-X25-V-Val ... pd_cp_ce_1
I think that's the same drive from a more expensive seller.

http://www.google.co.uk/products/catalo ... CDIQ8wIwAg

Edit -- 14 available to buy from ebuyer for £90.14.


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Doctor Glyndwr wrote:
LaceSensor wrote:
like this one actually available to buy
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Intel-X25-V-Val ... pd_cp_ce_1
I think that's the same drive from a more expensive seller.

http://www.google.co.uk/products/catalo ... DIQ8wIwAg#


Thats fine. I did that like yesterday, and they were 100.99

nevermind.

If I cant sell i might reduce the price. Watch this space.

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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
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LaceSensor wrote:
Thats fine. I did that like yesterday, and they were 100.99
Ouch, unlucky!


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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
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That's too small for me, so no thanks.


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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
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would trade for legit copy of windows 7

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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
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Sorry Lace, that drive is now obsolete. Those drives are the same price and a lot faster again, it looks like.

Edit -- comments on that article have also lead me to this, £120 for 64Gb (the 40Gb drive is a little bit tight for a boot volume for me, whereas 64Gb would host both Windows and OS X).


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Doctor Glyndwr wrote:
Sorry Lace, that drive is now obsolete. Those drives are the same price and a lot faster again, it looks like.


Christ they look fast.


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PostPosted: Wed Jul 21, 2010 17:48 
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I've posted this before, but it's ace, so you're getting it again:



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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
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That's 2GB/s with 24 drives. Imagine these new ones.


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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
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I did some benchmarking once on a disk system that flatlined an 8Gb/sec fibre link.


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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
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I've posted this before, but it's ace, so you're getting it again:


Okay, I understand* the fact that having multiple fast HDDs makes accessing things faster, but I don't get how a defrag is faster, when a defrag would surely deferag all of the drives, and 24 drives would^ take a while to defrag? Also, I don't get it.



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^wouldn't?

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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
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Doctor Glyndwr wrote:
Sorry Lace, that drive is now obsolete. Those drives are the same price and a lot faster again, it looks like.

Edit -- comments on that article have also lead me to this, £120 for 64Gb (the 40Gb drive is a little bit tight for a boot volume for me, whereas 64Gb would host both Windows and OS X).

gee thanks for pissing on my chips

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gee thanks for pissing on my chips
Don't look at me, I didn't make them.


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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
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Doctor Glyndwr wrote:
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gee thanks for pissing on my chips
Don't look at me, I didn't make them.

yeah but you dont have to point it out directly in a thread im trying to sell what im stuck with

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You'd prefer I let you rip some other Beexer off?


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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
PostPosted: Wed Jul 21, 2010 20:21 
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Err, he's helping you out so that when you go to sell it on ebay you won't set an unrealistic start price and fail.

Or were you hoping that someone here would buy it without realising it's overpriced given that the technology has (just, unluckily) moved on? In which case, gee, thanks!


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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
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LaceSensor wrote:
Doctor Glyndwr wrote:
LaceSensor wrote:
gee thanks for pissing on my chips
Don't look at me, I didn't make them.
yeah but you dont have to point it out directly in a thread im trying to sell what im stuck with
The more I think about it, the more I think that's really quite rude.


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Bobbyaro wrote:
Okay, I understand* the fact that having multiple fast HDDs makes accessing things faster, but I don't get how a defrag is faster, when a defrag would surely deferag all of the drives, and 24 drives would^ take a while to defrag? Also, I don't get it.
Defrags are just lots of sequential reads and writes. SSDs are fast. So defragging an SSD is fast.

Defragging 24 takes about the same length of time as defragging one, as the 24x bigger space to defrag is offset by having 24x more speed talking to drives.


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Doctor Glyndwr wrote:
LaceSensor wrote:
Doctor Glyndwr wrote:
LaceSensor wrote:
gee thanks for pissing on my chips
Don't look at me, I didn't make them.
yeah but you dont have to point it out directly in a thread im trying to sell what im stuck with
The more I think about it, the more I think that's really quite rude.

obsolete is a strong word
its still a fantastic drive

think what you want. ive said offers or swap for windows 7 (currently £70 i think for home)

oh and its ok for nrjehenge whatever his name is to advertise his exceedingly INFLATED stuff on here and I get told im rude for offering something current and cheaper than RRP?

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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
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kalmar wrote:
Err, he's helping you out so that when you go to sell it on ebay you won't set an unrealistic start price and fail.

Or were you hoping that someone here would buy it without realising it's overpriced given that the technology has (just, unluckily) moved on? In which case, gee, thanks!


technology has moved on. wow. one iteration.

it doesnt meant the drive is worth 10p now.

jesus. ill direct you to threads by nrejhenge too if you think i am guilty of trying to rip people off.

edit- also there is no price. i said offers once I was shown that the price had dropped.

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Doctor Glyndwr wrote:
Bobbyaro wrote:
Okay, I understand* the fact that having multiple fast HDDs makes accessing things faster, but I don't get how a defrag is faster, when a defrag would surely deferag all of the drives, and 24 drives would^ take a while to defrag? Also, I don't get it.
Defrags are just lots of sequential reads and writes. SSDs are fast. So defragging an SSD is fast.

Defragging 24 takes about the same length of time as defragging one, as the 24x bigger space to defrag is offset by having 24x more speed talking to drives.


That's kind of my point, why show a defrag as wow, of 24, when it is no different to 1? At least I would understand 1 being quick.


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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
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In fairness to Mr Nigel Jenga he's often asked "How much?" or told that what ever he's selling seems a bit expensive & he still usually shrugs his shoulders & says "That's what I'd get for it [here or there or wherever else he checks his prices against]" which seems a far more sensible reaction than "ZOMFG! I was trying to sell that!"

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 Post subject: Re: Intel x25-v for sale
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By the end of the year all SSDs as we know them will be obsolete per se. But that's because Intel have seriously managed to crush down the NM of their NAND. So that means better performance and double the capacity per chip.

So now isn't the best of times to buy any SSD. But having said that, 'now' (IE in the moment) would never be the best of time to buy anything computer or silicon related because within an hour something else has come along.

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Nirejhenge has the added bonus of owning a stall that seems to do alright with selling game related stuff.


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Indeed. Paying tax and stuff on his sales. Unlike you. Who are a private seller.

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Indeed. Paying tax and stuff on his sales. Unlike you. Who are a private seller.


Me? I'm not trying to sell anything... although, I do have an old cutlery drawer tray for sale if anyone is interested?

45p + P&P.


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Good thread.

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a stall?
tax?

bothered

can someone delete this thread, its aids

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Are you going to start quoting Little Britain next?

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You've just got to love the equality around here.

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You've just got to love the equality around here.


Fuck equality. And fuck everything else.


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I say old chap, would you mind deleting that last post as I do believe it's that bothering AIDS.

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TheVision wrote:
Me? I'm not trying to sell anything... although, I do have an old cutlery drawer tray for sale if anyone is interested?

45p + P&P.


What capacity?


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kalmar wrote:
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Me? I'm not trying to sell anything... although, I do have an old cutlery drawer tray for sale if anyone is interested?

45p + P&P.


What capacity?


Will it fit nicely side by side with another tray so I can get my knives and forks out even faster?

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Good thread.

Indeed.


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