ScorpTec Intel SSD 80GB $395/120GB $779 + Shipping - Bonus 1TB Seagate HDD $30 Extra

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LSuBw00FeR on 02/06/2010 - 17:37 scorptec.com.au (658 clicks)
Last edited 03/06/2010 - 00:43 by 1 other user

intelSSD

My first post, just got this in my e-mail, not a bad deal, free TB hard drive with an Intel SSD purchase, the SSD is fairly cheap to.

The SSD's are cheaper if you get it without the TB HDD.

Intel X25-M 80GB SSD

• SSDSA2MH080G2R5
• PC Authority 6.0/6.0… phenomenal!
• High performance storage
• Wait less. Do more.
• No moving parts, very quiet
• 34nm NAND Flash Memory
• Faster system response
• 80GB Capacity, SATAII
• Read 250MB/s, Write 70MB/s
• Retail Box with Bracket
• NOW $365*

Intel X25-M 160GB SSD

• SSDSA2MH160G2R5
• Legit Reviews… Editor's Choice!
• High performance storage
• Wait less. Do more.
• No moving parts, very quiet
• 34nm NAND Flash Memory
• Faster system response
• 160GB Capacity, SATAII
• Read 250MB/s, Write 100MB/s
• Retail Box with Bracket
• NOW $685*

Purchase either today and receive
a FREE Seagate 1TB SATAII 3.5" HDD
*Online Promo Code: intelSSD

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  sublemon on 02/06/2010 - 18:05

  Maybe you should put the price in the heading.

  Intel ssd are really expensive compared to other ssd brands.

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    skinny on 03/06/2010 - 07:04

    Yep - these are NAND version that are typically used in High-end storage products! Great Performance

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  Munificent on 02/06/2010 - 18:12

  Correct me if I'm wrong, but the price is incorrect. $365/$685 are the prices for the drives without the bonus 1TB drive. If you click promo 2 in the middle of the page, the prices of $395.00/$779.00 appear and only they are eligible for the bonus drive.

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    brain on 02/06/2010 - 18:38

    Once you add it to your cart, the discount appears.

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  SuBw00FeR on 02/06/2010 - 18:13

  Oh? Didn't see that, I'll fix it up.

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  stumo on 02/06/2010 - 19:21

  +1

  It should say "1TB HDD for $30 extra" rather than "bonus" no?

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    syekotk on 03/06/2010 - 00:26

    agreed, deceptive! It even says "FREE" not "Bonus" down the bottom which makes it even worse.

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  snuffy on 02/06/2010 - 20:01

  in the interest of saving people money, you can pickup the X-25M 80GB G2's from the USA on ebay for $286 shipped, i know i did ;)

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    bigheadache on 02/06/2010 - 21:59

    +2

    I bought my G2 160gb for alot cheaper overseas as well.

    but in the interest of fairness, the Scorptec ones are G2R5 product code… that means its a retail product in a nice box with a proper retail warranty supported by Intel in Australia. The ones from overseas that we all get cheaper are barebones G201 and G2C1 models which are OEM.

    Now personally I am happy to go OEM and pocket the price difference, but some people might not, in which case this is probably a reasonable price.

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      biap on 03/06/2010 - 11:38

      I bought an X-25M 80GB from eBay US, retail version for $320 delivered. Arrived in 5 days. So $365 is not a bad price for a local seller. I have no problem buying from overseas though considering the warranty period is 3 years and is direct through Intel. And with no moving parts what could really go wrong with one of these drives?

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  furythree on 03/06/2010 - 00:35

  oh god i got mine for $350 last year imported via shipito. feel gipped now.

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    Bulletski on 03/06/2010 - 15:39

    The Scorptec deal is actually:
    80GB X-25M G2 (Retail Box)for $365 (normally $395)
    160GB X-25M G2 (Retail Box) for $685 (normally $779)

    Purchase either drive and receive a FREE 1TB Seagate internal SATA 3.5" HDD.

    The promo code description is a little confusing, but once you add either drive to the shopping cart, they have the discount applied and the FREE Seagate 1TB HDD is added automatically.