If you are going for a SATA SSD, I don't think it will matter too much, as most of the new SSDs have very good benchmarks. Any modern SSD will blow away even the best HDD. In my opinion, I would get a SSD big enough that can also be your main drive for the OS, etc, not just TBs.ThomasJMiller wrote:a slightly offtopic quesiton: I'm thinking of buying a SSD for SyzygyBases. What specs should I take in consideration besides size of course?
I think IOPS value is important?
I have a Sandisk Extreme 480, about a year old, and it is fantastic, no complaints. I could never go back to HDD as a system drive. When I do something now on my wife's machine with a HDD, it's painfully slow, the difference is that huge.
If I were to buy another one today, it would probably be the Samsung 840 EVO. It gets some good reviews:
(last page, there are more details if you read the entire review)
http://www.techspot.com/review/709-sams ... page9.html
(click on user reviews, 5 eggs)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6820147249