Playing a bit of catch-up due to an issue that sprang up during my server migration:

AnandTech has posted reviews for two new versions of SSDs from major players:
Intel SSD 320 – While write performance is improved, it’s price and performance don’t match up with the new SandForce products.
Micron C400 / Crucial M4 – Slightly slower read speeds then the C300 and relatively lax garbage collection means for most users SandForce based products will be a better choice.

AnandTech has reviewed the OCZ Vertex 2.  As expected, it performs better at small writes with the uncapped firmware it runs when compared to the Agility 2, but if you don’t need the best possible small file random write performance the Agility 2 is probably the better deal.  In either case, SandForce based drives appear to be the SSDs of choice for now assuming you aren’t planning on using some kind of whole disk encryption software or planning on using it to store compressed video.

For the full article, click here.

On the higher capacity and performance front, AnandTech has reviewed the Corsair Force SSD.  It is another SandForce based SSD and its performance is pretty much the same as the other SandForce SSDs (very good).