It's cheaper and faster than top enterprise SSD like the HGST SSD800MH or Seagate SSD 1200 (both featuring SAS 12Gbps interface), but you can't fit as many in a single server though. However, fit two or three like that in a server with mecanical drives in the front hot-swap bays, then install something like Datacore SAN Symphony V on it and you end up with an amazingly fast SAN that can't be touched by proprietary SAN solutions costing less than an order of magnitude more.
The drivers that Chewy linked to says the drivers are required for Server 2012R2. Apparently the drivers are not native to Windows 8 or Server 2012R2. The drivers also work with Server 2008 so maybe you can get them to work on Windows 7.
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