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EXCELLENT! I have a half-dozen old HP Omnibook 6100's running dedicated tasks, such as network servers, online radio stations and station monitors, and even a chime machine and UPS for a 1931 Crosley Playtime grandfather clock radio. These are perfect (with the $5 IDE to SATA adapters online) for converting them to very cheap SSD. Best of all, I can stick with XP and run rings around the newer systems while still having actual stereo audio line in and outs, DVD R/W and even a floppy onboard. I got the idea from my two main machines, which now have the 512gb Crucial drives internal. My average (entire) machine cost is less than $50. Do not expect great power savings...SSD's use a bit more power...but eliminating mechanics alone is worth the investment. So is the speed of disk-intensive duty. Reliability...well, it's perfect.Read full review
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