[ToT] Crucial Releases First Mainstream 1TB SSD Under $1/GB (M500)

[mazkraven]

Up until this week, anyone wanting to get a hold of a 1TB Solid State Drive for their computer pretty much needed to sell a body part or their first born child. OCZ currently offers a 1TB Octane branded SSD which costs a ridiculous $2,500…and that’s on sale. Most people don’t spend $2,500 on their entire system let alone a single component. More here!

 

[Cerberus]

1tb now thats something good
but 250000 damn its way high

 

[Baghi]

1tb now thats something good

960GB to be exact. It's also available in mSATA form factor. Write speeds are pretty low on the 120/240GB variants. But overall, a good product from Crucial nonetheless.

edit:
also, the Octane is for 2.5k.

 

[kashifahmed]

1tb now thats something good
but 250000 damn its way high

bro its for 600$ only and 960gb . Still an awesome product

Amazon.com: Crucial M500 960GB SATA 2.5-Inch 7mm (with 9.5mm adapter) Internal Solid State Drive CT960M500SSD1: Computers & Accessories