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I bought one and I love it. My desktop has never booted up so fast.
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The Complete Guide to Solid-State Drives
Adding a solid-state drive (SSD) to your computer is simply the best upgrade at your disposal, capable of speeding up your computer in ways you hadn't thought possible.
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My home and work computers run on SSD. my home PC had a kick butt SSD that loads most things stupid fast. Work is much better than the HHD version was, but not in the same league.
(My gaming doesn't benefit as I put my games and media on a secondary HHD hard drive. Just price per GB on SSD is rough so reserve the SSD space for my OS, utilities, and performance hogging productivity software like Visual Studio)
Yeah well they cam down a lot, When I built my graphics machine the 20 SSD array on it was going to cost $20,000 it's 1/2 that now.
Yeah, I think I would spend many a night on the couch if I blew 10,000$ on my computer 
(Silly finance's and their weird priorities)
I spent 7k, but stopped before the SSD disk array 
the high end would have made it about a 20k computer, to do what I wanted would have cost about 10k.
I have exactly this same computer, except from the ssds
Samsung SSD Awesomeness
same case, same everything. I use it for graphics and big particle systems although it will run any game full HD without lag, I've never actually had it peg 100%
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Yeah, my new laptop is SSD-only and boots up crazy fast.