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Intel DC S3710 200GB
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Pros: Very fast, I am getting approximately 900-1000mbs read speeds on 2 of these in raid 1. I love the extended life (writes) on these units, 3.6 PB. Cons: none so far, I have to this date not had a single Intel SSD need rma. I believe they are the most reliable.