rkrajnov :
Ok so I just recently formatted my SSD and re-installed Windows 7 fresh. Everything is working fine except I'm running into a bizarre problem with Google Chrome. It will work fine for a while and then all of a sudden, it will start lagging a good 3 seconds when I load a web page. It will continue doing this until I restart the computer. I've tried clearing cookies, disabling plugins/extensions, re-installing. Nothing works. Firefox will also remain loading fine after this time. It just seems like after I've had the computer running for so long, chrome all of a sudden starts to load slow for no apparent reason.
Try emptying the cache or start chrome with cache disabled or use it in incognito mode.
I did the same as yours by using intel 330 120gb and IE9 ran way faster than chrome, I was stunned so I have been searching for solutions.
Apparently, chrome uses HUGE cache to ensure its speed in SDD and it's fine in HDD system but somehow I am not sure why it's not for SSD.
Perhaps there's some coding problem.
Unfortunately there's no option for disabling cache directly currently.
So if you have the tabs lagging, go to settings and clear all your cache and it will run fine.
Else-wise, you can start the chrome by adding the following
--disk-cache-size=N --media-cache-size=N
to your chrome shortcut.
Hope this helps =)