yeah, wow is all I gotta say.

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/SATA3S ... 11921.html

Bought and paid for by Intel (of course, it's from Tomsnospellcheckguide). It takes acts of God to include any sort of useful and cutting edge tech on any Intel mobo's. Apparently the P67 chipset doesn't even have native USB 3.0 support. Motherboards makers use other brands, like NEC.

http://techreport.com/articles.x/20190

yes the expected bull crap aside - I am looking at the performance read write times and:

SSD's are getting faster - This is what I been waiting for to help in lowering the cost of lesser performing ssd's.

Check this unit out,be prepaired to sell your firstborn to pay for it! http://www.ocztechnology.com/ocz-z-driv ... s-ssd.html

The Z-Drive R3 is capable of delivering a full gigabyte of data per second and up to 135,000 random write IOPS.

Yeah I seen those awhile ago. Overpriced, but the bus they use isnt tapped into already by anything so thats a good point. Just really overpriced, moreso than a sata ssd.

The new corsair ssd's with this new performance is ~299.99 for a 128GB. so 8 more gigs and faster performance for ~60-70 bucks over the current ssd Corsair has.

A Revodrive X2 240GB for under 800$ (incl tax and shipping) is a way better idea at a way better price point (See: intel's 1000$ processors!).

> 700MB/s read and write.

it's all relative I spose. 800 bucks can build a decent rig nowadays tho.

i was looking at the 160GB version for about $550ish.