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plextor m5 pro
- Thread starter AndreRio
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The link I posted (copied from Jaz709 with the missing URL portion restored) takes me to a page showing 299.99 Canadian dollars.
If I change to the US NCIX site and search for the 256GB M5P, it shows $298.50.
That is about what I would expect for a new product. I guess the price will come down some (probably around the M3P prices) after a month or two of availability.
If I change to the US NCIX site and search for the 256GB M5P, it shows $298.50.
That is about what I would expect for a new product. I guess the price will come down some (probably around the M3P prices) after a month or two of availability.
newegg has the 128gb for 129 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820249026
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they have the m5p available now.http://us./search/?q=m5p
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they have them a little higher than newegg but they have the 256 and 512
http://us./products/index.php?minorcatid=1275&subminorcatid=1314
http://us./products/index.php?minorcatid=1275&subminorcatid=1314
They don't have them in stock either and their prices are high! I'm seeing places offering drop shipping within 2 weeks, at a much more reasonable price than NCIX. 128GB @ $124.99 - 256GB @ $230.99 - 512GB @ $452.99
Anyway, I know I've posted this on other forums, but Plextor claims Newegg already has the 256GB flavor and hasn't listed them yet. This email is from 2 days ago.
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256GB in stock @ Newegg for $250 - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820249027
icecpu, try running Prime 95 on a thread while benching
New M5P in my Samsung Laptop. I wish I still had my SFF system for testing.
May I know what's the purpose of benching while running Prime 95 ? Am I missing something
anyway I will post it tonight.
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It disables all your CPU power saving features, thus showing the true potential of your SSD. Alternatively, you could disable EIST & C States in the bios and change the minimum processor state to 100% under Windows power options.