Intel 750 Series AIC 1.2TB PCI-Express 3.0 MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) SSDPEDMW012T401

Pros: Rather smooth setup, see other thoughts. Kaspersky FULL scans in 1/4 the time. Boot time is much faster. shutdown is instant. RAMdisk 20GB image files load in seconds. Most progress screens are gone. Really gone I can no longer see the profile screen on boot. Keyboard blinks and I'm at the desktop. Overall it feels like a system upgrade.

Cons: Pricey as all first generation technology goes. Sadly Newegg does not sell the full height version 1.8 as does other sites.

Overall Review: Core I7 5930K 3.5. MSI X99A SLI Krait edition. BIOS n.3 UEFI only. 32GB DDR4 3000 Pair GTX980ti in 2 way SLI mode. Win 8.1/64 Had 2 SSD in RAID0. Placed 750 in third PCIe 3.0 x16 slot (PCIe_5) Rebooted and the SLI was buggy and I had to press reset during the boot. oh-boy. Second boot went fine and first task was to install the NVMe driver off Intel's site. Rebooted and could see drive in Device Manager, Seen drive in Disk manager. Used Macrium Reflect disk clone software and 25 mins later removed all the SSD drives. The 750 booted on the first try right to the OS, faster. No more SATA, no more AHCI.

Pros: It exceeds read/write specs on my system

Cons: None

Overall Review: Finally received motherboard and got everything running. The 750 does what it says and more! Boots from Windows 7 just fine - installed Intel NVME driver at Windows install screen (prior to installing Windows). My Creo Workstation: ASUS X99-WS E/USB3.1 XEON E5-1650v3 64Gb Crucial ECC RAM Intel 750 1.2Tb AIC AMD W5100 Graphics

Pros: Fast Read and Write speeds that peak around 2GB/s Best price per GB for PCIe drives.

Cons: Most motherboards require a BIOS update to support NVMe drives. Still pricey at $1/GB but improvements have been made since the last series which was around $3-$4/GB You have to give up a PCIe slot which prevents you from running Quad SLI but this shouldn't be a problem for most people.

Overall Review: If money isn't an issue and you want games, RAW video clips or anything to load instantly this drive is perfect. Loading times become a joke with this drive.

Pros: -I've own this card for about 1.5 yrs and the startup is a bit sluggish but it's great when you first buy. About 15-20 sec startup. Once accessed you'll be zipping thru your storage content.

Cons: -I always get an error to install Windows 10 from a new start which prevents me from further installation. This is because a certain driver isn't found or compatible and that is the UEFI and MBR. Once this is install or converted then will the Win 10 system continue installation.

Pros: This drive is fast lol. Boots in no time. Love the load time for games and benchmarks! Windows 10 installed with no issues.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Tool box is available for this drive. Also have Trim at least in Windows 10.

Pros: Have you ever found yourself waiting 1-2 seconds for a document to open from you SSD? Well WAIT NO MORE! This sucker is stupid fast. It's like it knows what I am opening before I even know. I am pretty sure this drive is made entirely out of The Matrix. Outstanding speed and unlike many other PCI-e SSD I have installed I didn't need to load any drivers during the Win7 install process. It picked it right up.

Cons: Takes up a PCI-e slot, might go with a M-Sata next time. Still gave it 5 stars.

Pros: * Respectably fast in normal conditions; insanely fast in very demanding conditions. * Eliminates the need for risky and expensive RAID setups.

Cons: * Boot time is lackluster, but those lost seconds are more than made up for during use.

Pros: Yeah, it's fast - 10-100x faster than my other SSD drives according to CrystalDiskMark

Cons: Requires a precious PCIe3 slot

Overall Review: I highly recommend the 750 to anyone thinking of using their computer for VR. VR is going to require a huge about of memory (both main and video) - this drive is going to get that data into memory faster than any other affordable drive.