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Intel X25-M V2 (Postville) Intel X25-M V2 (Postville)

Intel has launched a new version of the X25-M SSD. Less expensive thanks to 34 nm Flash chips, it is also supposed to give better performance. How does it do in practice against ten other SSDs?

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