Best SATA 3Gb/s 2.5 in. SSD

[Jaben3421]

I am looking to get a new 3Gb/s SSD because I'm boosting the speed of my old MacBook and just go new RAM. I am looking for a 120GB SSD, preferably SATA 3Gb/s because that's the max my old 2009 MacBook has (I know it can use a 6Gb/s but it doesn't take full advantage, so it's cheaper for a 3Gb/s) I've heard a lot about the Intel 320, but heard a lot about people still getting 8GB issue even after the update. I was wondering your personal preference on a 3Gb/s SSD, maybe what you use. Thanks.

*NOTE*
Don't mind my signature about my new 2011 MacBook Pro, this is my old computer that I'm upgrading to make into a desktop computer sort of.

 

[entrywounds]

The 120GB Samsung 840 is on sale on amazon right now for 91 bucks. Gonna be hard to beat that deal.

 

[paul-n]

I would go for SATA 6 Gb/s drive, because why buy and old drive.
I like Samsung and Intel SSDs, and can recommend the Samsung 840 (Pro) series works fine for me.

 

[Jaben3421]

I would go for SATA 6 Gb/s drive, because why buy and old drive.
I like Samsung and Intel SSDs, and can recommend the Samsung 840 (Pro) series works fine for me.

I don't want to spend extra money on a 6Gb/s drive when my MacBook can't take advantage of it

 

[RSL]

I don't want to spend extra money on a 6Gb/s drive when my MacBook can't take advantage of it

That's not the point. The newer SSDs are just better technology. They offer great improvement in the random read/writes over the old tech, and even a SATA I interface can take advantage of this. Moreover they are less power-consuming.