Last July, Legit Reviews had a go at Kingston's first generation SSDNow V Series SSD and awarded it the Legit Reviews Value Award. Just six short months later, the second generation of this entry-level SSD is on our test bench - but will it earn similar honors? The new Kingston SSDNow V Series is said to offer higher performance than its predecessor and supports Windows 7 TRIM functionality!

Quote: "SSD's are coming out hot and heavy now and Kingston isn't been shy about setting out to improve on their earlier generation drives. Last July, Legit Reviews had a go at their first generation SSDNow V Series SSD and awarded it the Legit Reviews Value Award. Just six short months later, the second generation of this entry-level SSD is available with the same name and in our hot little hands - but will it earn similar honors? We certainly expect it to be a better performer as it has higher read/write specifications. In addition, this version does sport a new Toshiba controller which supports the much desired TRIM function for those running Windows 7. The newest SNV425-S2 V Series SSD's (the V stands for value) are served up in three sizes - 30GB, 64GB & 128GB. They are available as a standalone drive and the two larger drives also come as a desktop bundle or notebook bundle..."



Link: Legit Reviews