64GB SSD CT64M225 2.5 SATAII Solid-State Drive Discontinued
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Crucial 64GB SSD CT64M225 2.5 SATAII Solid-State Drive

Replaced by the Crucial 64GB RealSSD C300 SATA 6Gb/s CTFDDAC064MAG-1G1

Once you’ve used a computer running its operating system from an SSD instead of a conventional HDD, you’ll never go back. Crucial’s models are the market leaders, providing affordable lightning-fast storage for any new or retro-fit PC build. They are especially beneficial when used as system/boot drives, providing an unbelievable improvement in PC boot-up times, especially for Microsoft Windows systems.

A Better Alternative

Crucial’s M225 series solid-state drive is a better alternative to a traditional hard drive in notebook PCs. No moving parts provide for a quieter, cooler, and more durable storage solution designed for the demands of mobility.

Improves Performance

Solid-State technology brings a new level of performance and reliability to netbook and notebook storage. With read speeds up to 250MB/s the Crucial M225 series can improve boot and application load times.

Memory Experts

The Crucial brand of memory has long been synonymous with reliability and high-performance. Our expertise in NAND process technology enables us to optimise the performance and durability of Crucial solid-state drives.

Guaranteed Compatible

Crucial M225 series employ a standard hard drive interface and dimensions, so it is an easy storage upgrade for most notebooks.

Customer Reviews

Everything you'd expect it to be...

Lindsay Young, 9th November 2009

Fast & silent, as you’d expect. An excellent drive, no signs of any performance issues (stuttering or slowing down) but I haven’t full loaded this up yet. Using it as a gaming drive and it definitely loads quicker than the old 7200RPM. File transfers are very fast. Just wish I’d bought two while they were a tad cheapers!

Overall, everything you’d expect from these drivers, and now there is the 1819 firmware to enable trimming which should make sure performance remains even if you are often adding and removing data from the drive.