Which SSD brand to buy

Just thought I should update this. I eventually got the Neutron that Joker suggested and it works great. In Windows Experience Index (after the clean install of Windows), it scores 7.9 whereas my CPU (2600K) and memory scores 7.7 and Graphics scores 7.8.

RebelTech is a "bit" slow though. It took 2 weeks for the SSD to arrive and I'm still waiting for the USB hub that I ordered with it (3 weeks already). That's what I like about Takealot... same-day-delivery.
 
I have an OCZ Vertex 3, Vertex 4 and Velocity 3. All perform very well and haven't had any issues with them :) Which Visual Studio are you using? I've been trying 2012 a lot more lately and they've improved the overall performance in it quite a bit.
 
S1ght said:
I have an OCZ Vertex 3, Vertex 4 and Velocity 3. All perform very well and haven't had any issues with them :) Which Visual Studio are you using? I've been trying 2012 a lot more lately and they've improved the overall performance in it quite a bit.
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Been using 2012 since it came out. The dark theme really grew on me and the toolbox is now "cached" which means it populates instantly whereas the previous versions, loaded the whole toolbox by processing each referenced assembly which is why it took so long. For my clean install, I didn't even bother installing VS2010 as a backup.
 
ViperGTI said:
Been using 2012 since it came out. The dark theme really grew on me and the toolbox is now "cached" which means it populates instantly whereas the previous versions, loaded the whole toolbox by processing each referenced assembly which is why it took so long. For my clean install, I didn't even bother installing VS2010 as a backup.
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Well that makes sense why it feels better. It was my 1 big gripe with VS compared to my Eclipse. I've always liked VS as an IDE despite Eclipse having it's mass of plugins and VS2012 looks and feels like a massive improvement over VS2010 (which was a massive improvement to use over VS2008). Have also been playing around with TFS and deployment to Azure from VS2012 and they've integrated it so well, was very impressed with it :)
 
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