WeвЂ™ve seen previously that despite identical hardware, drives from different companies can produce surprisingly different results, so letвЂ™s hope that the Falcon hasnвЂ™t sacrificed any performance to undercut the OCZ by such a margin. The G.Skill Falcon 128GB is then a possible candidate for that ever more tempting SSD upgrade, as itвЂ™s based around the same Indilinx drive design as the OCZ Vertex that so impressed last month, yet manages to weigh in at a good ВЈ50 cheaper. Furthered by the evidence that a number of bit-tech and CustomPC staffers are in the process of, or have already upgraded to a few dozen GBs of solid state speediness вЂ“ an endorsement that perhaps from now on is the time to consider replacing youвЂ™re systems boot drive. The fact is that an SSD is now a worthy addition to a high performance system. Not only are we seeing prices starting to drop into a somewhat affordable price range (from their previous levels of wallet melting financo-fury), but with the newer ARM drive controllers from Indilinx and Samsung, as well as the uptake of decent sized onboard cache, SSDs are now convincingly faster than their mechanical brethren in every single circumstance. Tax)ДЄfter something of a rocky start, it really feels like SSDs are coming of age recently. G.Skill Falcon 128GB Manufacturer: G.Skill

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