A Kingston SSD would further enhance my gaming experience and allow overall improved system speeds.

SSD's are sexy. I'd like to brag about having one. :D

Kingston SSD will definitely change my computing experience. It will improve my work to become more faster and efficient. Why? Because it really brings a better speed and reliability comparing with a traditional HDD. Compared to a traditional hard drive, a the Kingston SSD can easily accelerate performance, eliminate noise, and be a more robust solution for the daily use.

I work with computers -web-designing and testing software - more than 14 hrs/day, everyday as my job asks for it. It will help me with loading time of the operating system, all my programs will load faster and help me do my job quietly. It`s more reliable than the classic hdd i work with, and i have in mind either replace my laptop hdd or even add this ssd to my desktop for my operating system for more than 100% improvements. Better protected, better load time, longer lasting- no moving parts the ssd will be more tolerant to vibrations and temperatures. A big plus it`s more power efficient cause it uses less power.

All my work definitely will be easier- as i can do my job faster and keep my boss happy and hope for a raise.

i am a professional gamer and need this ssd in order to destroy my foes by having faster read/writes

I have upgraded my PC from core 2 due to core i7 and 12 Gega rams Plus water cooling system and 2 sli Nvidia 295 but with a regular 1 Tera byte western digital 7,200 rpm and it's driving me crazy it's so sloooooooooooooow, the PC speed is a hard drive if you have a wonderful system but a slow hard drive you won't ever get what you're looking for.

So i think the Kingston V Series will defiantly change the way i use my PC like way faster in searching, browsing or using my regular PC in any way, will be very time saving and great experience that will be hard to go back to our old regular Pin hard drives.

The only downside i see in those SSD drives is the prices it's way so expensive for a small drives 64 Gegs for 300$ or 200$ so expensive in my opinion that's why i didn't want to try one yet so i don't have to buy like 4 of them :)

And i want to thank the amazing company "Evga" for the great products and PC components they make they are really amazing and life time warranty! Who does that, Really Evga deserves the best and everything I'll buy in the future will only be from Evga!

Thank you all!!

Well about a month ago my 70gb raptor drive died. Now im stuck on back on Windows Vista with 3gb and 1Tb Thats full. I think a SSD would help me cause i need a new dedicated hard drive to put windows 7 on as well as important programs. Vista is unbearable and im holding out on buying another 10000 rpm raptor to watch the SSD prices. A SSD would increase my boot speed and allow me to load my heavy load games at light speed!

a ssd would greatly improve my system (currently using seagates 7200.9's lol ) so i would actually boost my systems performance by about 100%

thanks Evga for the opportunity :p

With an EVGA hard drive and video card, I will be able to know how performance can really work and give me a stronger clue how SSD are the new way of the future.
I would really like to know how an SSD would help me use Windows 7 better.
I can't afford one yet.

I have a little SSD story.

Back on the morning of 28th January, Newegg ran a quick shell shocker special for an OCZ Agility 60GB SSD, the price a relatively low $129 (after $40 MIR). Pretty sweet deal, so I jumped on it and put one in my cart, then started looking around the site for a 2.5" to 3.5" adapter to mount it on. Imagine my horror when I added the adapter to my shopping cart and hit continue to process the purchase, and suddenly the SSD drive was removed from my cart, and instead I got a popup message informing me the item was sold out.

I was not happiness filled.

I sent a rather blunt email to Newegg expressing my annoyance, and they actually replied and apologized but said they can't let items sit in shopping carts if other people want to buy it.. while I understood the reasoning, I was actually still on the website shopping at the time.. just a shame their system could not recognize that, but whatever.. I lost and that was that...

..or so I thought..

Later that evening, long after the SSD was sold out, I was sifting over alternative SSDs and eventually decided to just wait for another deal, so I added the sold out model to my wish list to watch later in case it dropped down in price again.. imagine my surprise when I refreshed my wish list and it said "in stock"..

I very quickly put an order through and it was accepted!!! This was actually at about 1:45am EST the next day, but it was still 28th January over on the west coast where the Newegg server was based, so I still got the $129 price (after MIR). When I looked again at the product page, it was 'sold out' again. I can only assume that someone canceled their order, and I just happened to be refreshing the page at the exact right moment, and I got the drive!! ! YAY!!! 

I now have the SSD drive running my Windows7pro 64-bit o/s and loving it - and I scored a windowed panel for my case for just $9.99 the day before the SSD went on sale.

The new SSD has made a remarkable improvement to my PC user experience (this is the first one I've ever owned), with super-fast loads and processing, and Photoshop CS opens in just a second or two - it's awesome!

What would be even more awesome is a second SSD to load up some of my gaming software, since the new SSD I have is limited to 60GB, much of which is taken up already by W7, Office2007, Photoshop CS, and a few other non-gaming software items. That is why I am posting here - and hoping to get lucky a score another SSD compliments of EVGA, since I certainly can''t afford to buy another one. The SSD has already changed my computing experience, and a second one will improve it even more! Thanks for the opportunity EVGA!

Here's a new pic of the windowed beastie:



mods rigs : http://www.evga.com/community/ModsRigs/comment.asp?sysid=19002

 I would love to have the awesome performance that an SSD would give my build.  I work in animation and motion graphics, so my work is quite CPU and RAM intensive (as you can imagine).  I dream of having an SSD to finally rid my build of my final bottleneck... my often, if not always, painfully slow 1 TB drive.  I am grateful for the space, but in the world of peformance hardware... my computer just can't keep up to my workflow.  This SSD would change my life by giving me the freedom to create and imagine without the wait.  I would be very grateful for such an opportunity and I would sing your praises all day long.  Thanks for the opportunity! 

    

    I have always strived to make my system boot as fast as possible.  From overclocking the system and removing start-up processes, to setting windows into performance mode to free up as much of the system resources as possible.  Every little thing helps.  I always brag that I have a system that will boot to windows and idle in under 55 seconds.  I have watched  a couple Youtube videos of ppl with ssd drives and the boot time is amazing.  There is no competition between standard mechanical drives and a ssd drive, the boot time is amazing.  If I win a ssd drive it will be used as a boot drive for windows and a few choice games that I play the most, and my 2 wd caviar black 500g hdd will be used for everything else.  My current setup on drives is 2x WD caviar black 500g 32meg cache 7200rpm drives run in a striped array (raid 0). 

My mechanical SATA hard drive is bogging down the performance of my computer.  An SSD will greatly increase the boot up time and program opening times for everything on my Windows 7 computer.  The mechanical Western Digital drive that I have installed now is starting to lose performance and bog down my entire system.  Boot times are steadily increasing and the hard drive has a hard time copying files.  A solid state drive will solve all of these problems that I am having and greatly increase the overall speed of my PC.  My Windows 7 Experience and every day use depends on a new SSD.

I'm with iceboil714 on this one.  My desktop uses the Kingston 40GB SSD for the boot drive, and it has been the single best performance booster that  I can think of.  The SSD's quick random read time makes it perfect as an OS/program drive.  If I get another one, I would use it with a laptop.  I don't store a lot of music or videos on the laptop, so a Kingston 64GB SSD would give me plenty of space for the work that I need to do. 

A SSD would function as an OS drive on my rig (windows 7 ultimate - 64 bit) and better yet, hold my compiling software. I am currently a Computer Engineering student with hopes of working in hardware. A SSD would drastically decrease the compile times on the ridiuclious assignments my professors give us. I had hopes of buying a SSD when I built this rig but the drive was out of stock.  When it came back in stock, the price had skyrocketed thanks to some nice reviews from various websites. So I installed the OS on my 1tb WD caviar black and called it a day. A SSD would complete this built for what it was meant to be ! =]