Hi guys how are you? I`m going to the USA next month and i`ll buy a new high capacity SSD for me I live in Brazil and here one of 1TB or 960GB SSD is something about 3x the price that we pay at the USA So i saw this both SSD`s and wanna know what`s the best choice, and of course, if you have some more advice fell free to post here http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KHRYR0U http://www.amazon.com/Corsair-Neutron-Internal-2-5-Inch-CSSD-N960GBXT/dp/B00RN088R2/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1420590744&sr=8-7&keywords=Neutron+XT Thanks guys
I'd go Corsair between the two, i've a force gt and since day 1 it's been rock solid. the new samsung drives are better though.
Samsung I have the Samsung 840 EVO SSD and It's been working great. Wsarahan, check out the website storagereview
Thanks i saw a lot of otions there, now i`m more confused Well, and if i change from Corsair one and Sandisk Extreme Pro? Or Even Crucial M550 I`m really confused wich one is the best option Tks
I've set a samsung 840 evo 240g in my laptop.I like it a lot good performance and no issue for the moment.For the performance/money it's a very good choice. Before i was using a Kinston v200+ 240g and to be honnest this ssd was slower than the Samsung in benchmark but in real use i dint see the differnce. So pick up a good brand who offert you a good warranty and enjoy your new snappy computer :banana::banana::banana:
Brazil here too, and really happy with a 180gb Corsair Force GS, but with the money I spent (around R$750), you can probably buy something better today.
I've had problems with Starforce based SSD's, they would fail to boot intermittent and had odd pauses. Bought a Samsung EVO, brilliant SSD... no problems at all. Highly recommended! Also have a Toshiba 512GB 2.5" SSD, also a great SSD. No problems at all.
new ssd cant beat Samsung ive got 3 128gb 830 pro 120gb 840 evo ( the best ) 256gb 850 pro also have crucial m550 256gb ....but cant match 850 M550 was steal at £90 before xmas
Im also looking into this. looking at the evo as well. just planning to use for OS and use my regular drives for games/storage but dont know what size I should get, with the way that windows 8.1 likes to use drive space.
I'm wondering what an OCZ Vertex 460A would be like, keeping in mind it's a new model after the Toshiba buyout.
don't be a marketing and BS d!ck and just go with the cheapest. I'm sure a second or two cold boot time won't change that much in your life.
Compra um Crucial MX100 512GB, os melhores em preço, performance e qualidade. Eu tenho 1 e estou bastante satisfeito. Purchase an MX100 Crucial 512GB, the best in price, performance and quality. I have one and I am quite satisfied.
Whatever you do DO NOT GET SAMSUNG 840 EVO'S. Basically avoid TLC nand. I've got 3 of the suckers and get bad slowdown on read speeds as time goes on. I have to periodically run "Diskfresh" to restore performance. My worst one if this sucker, the 250gb look at these read speeds. 68mb/s avergage across the drive !!! http://www.overclock.net/t/1507897/samsung-840-evo-read-speed-drops-on-old-written-data-in-the-drive http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Storag...e-Restoring-Firmware-Only-Partially-Effective
I HAVE 2 SAMSUNG 840 EVO's with the problem alot of people are having with them. I would say go for the 840 as that does not have the issue but the 840 EVO NO WAY.
Definitely they are on the right direction. I like what their current management is doing, they saw the problems and they are doing the right steps to lead OCZ back to sucess. I heard their RMA gone down by quite alot, Im guessing with the access to the premium NAND from Toshiba and Barefoot controller things are running well.
