OCZ miniPCI-Express SSD (SATA)

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Apr, 2025

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

CAREFUL WHAT U BUY

THIS IS A MINI PCI **EXPRESS** the plain mini PCI is a totally different animal. and in a class all by itself. those are much larger cards AND completely different architecture. click this link this is a "MINI PCI" adapter card notice the difference in...

fits asus 900a.with pata enabled and SOME OTHERS

DOES NOT FIT ANY DELL mini's

Apr, 2010

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

SEEN THIS IN CRYSTAL BALL

i saw it in a crystal ball this type of drive would come to an end. and so comes to an end the mini notebooks. with the debut of the i-pad short supply of this module will be near. in the next few years i see the laptop disappearing as cloud computing...

i guess i got lucky when i picked the last of the 16 gb of this type. it is a much needed improvement from the factory speeds are NOTICEABLE

is the end near

Apr, 2010

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

Not a Mini PCIe card

The NewEgg product description is wrong and needs correction especially since the product cannot be returned for a refund due to the "Limited Replacement Only Return Policy"

Don't know. Card does not fit

I purchased this for my small media PC and found that it did not fit. This is NOT a standard Mini PCIe card. A standard full length Mini PCIe card is 32x50.95mm. This one is 32x71mm. That dimension is standard among the EeePC fake Mini PCIe cards

Apr, 2010

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

wrong wrong wrong

this is specific for asus eee pc's & is 71mm long & is not standard. he standard 51mm that the dells use are the regular length & are not half heigth. Half height are 25mm.. Newegg does not currently (nor have they in the last couple months) had a...

Listed incorrectly

This is not a standard mini pcie

Mar, 2010

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

To the person with the dell mini

10char

This is a regular MiniPCI-e card. You need what is called a "Half-Mini PCI-e" ssd. They exist, but they're kind of hard to find

10char

Mar, 2010

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

Dissappointed Performance

My rig is eee 1000, with win XP installed.

64 GB is great. With 8 GB you are always looking for ways to cut down space with win xp

From the reviews I expected a significant increase in performance. Boy was I dissappointed. Even the benchmarks show the manufacturer 8 GB has better performance than this drive. Also, power consumption is way up compared to the original

Jun, 2009

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

One of the best mini PCI-E SSDs out there

Sequential transfer rates are almost meaningless. Most drive access done by the OS are very small reads and writes. If your drive chokes on these, your user experience *will* be poor. I'm glad I took the time to do some research and chose this SSD...

Silicon Motion S2240 controller is *far* better than the JMicron or Phison controllers used by most other brand's mini PCI-E SSDs. These other controllers lack cache and perform horribly during random writes, which leads to stuttering. None of that...

Price per GB is still very high ; MLC Flash memory, but that's really unavoidable for a 64GB drive of this form factor ; Setting up and maintaining an SSD for best performance an longevity has a bit of a learning curve for those used to rotating...

Jun, 2009

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