Hi all,

We have just published a review of the* G.Skill Titan 256GB SSD*. If you
could post a link on your site that would be very much appreciated.

*Link:*
http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/storage/2009/01/20/g-skill-titan-256gb-ssd-review/1


*Picture:*
http://images.bit-tech.net/content_images/2009/01/g-skill-titan-256gb-ssd-review/fp_img.jpg


*Quote:
*/Frankly we're amazed by how quickly the SSD market is moving forwards
and a drive that just a few months ago was a unappealing has now, though
some clever engineering, been turned into an absolute star performer
that's able to match and for the most part better a drive that, just a
month ago, was one of the best available. Will 2009 be the year of the
SSD? If the Titan is anything to go by, it certainly looks like it!

However, it's also something of a warning for the future -- just how
much faster and larger will SSDs get in the next three months, let alone
a year? The investment of $500 into an SSD is a big one, and while we're
unashamedly excited by the technology and the benefits it might offer
(especially as Windows 7 is being optimised to better take advantage of
SSDs), we can't help but advise caution. Looking at past emergences of
new technologies early adopters rarely get the best deal (//or even a
fair one, eh, HD DVD owners?) and while the Titan is both an excellent
performer and fairly spacious, it won't be very long before another SSD
arrives to stake its claim.

For now though, this is a wonderful bit of kit, finally combining speed
in every area with a capacity that doesn't neuter the usefulness of the
drive. The Titan would be just as at home in a high-end gaming machine
(with the appropriate drive adapter) as it would an ultra-portable
notebook, high performance laptop or HTPC, and for those willing to pay
the premium, it earns a recommendation./
*

*Cheers guys!

Tim Smalley
www.bit-tech.net