Is this a good SSD?

[kokitty]

If like that the expensive SSDs not really worth the money.

depends on your needs. normal surfing wouldn't feel difference. Heavy downloader or doing a bit of video editing, can feel difference between low end versus super high end.

If you BT a lot, you'll get rid of the frequent disk cache overload "notice" by moving to at least a mid tier SSD.

 

[WhiteHunter]

depends on your needs. normal surfing wouldn't feel difference. Heavy downloader or doing a bit of video editing, can feel difference between low end versus super high end.

If you BT a lot, you'll get rid of the frequent disk cache overload "notice" by moving to at least a mid tier SSD.

bt use samsung evo is quite ok right?

 

[destiny88]

i brought this with the cart $150 coupon, now using it as my main drive on my system, shiok shiok, dont see much diff with evo850 samsung,

 

[mosmos]

i brought this with the cart $150 coupon, now using it as my main drive on my system, shiok shiok, dont see much diff with evo850 samsung,

sounds great, any local warranty for this brand of SSD?

 

[destiny88]

sounds great, any local warranty for this brand of SSD?

3years, based on sandisk and video, keep packaging and the order invoice

 

[wadsad]

good enough.

 

[b0ib0ii]

Sorry hi-jack this thread as its related to ssd topic,

Samsung Evo 850 and the Evo pro 850, in terms of daily usage or copying files will be be a huge difference?

 

[what88]

get zotac or evo 850, value for money and they look cool lol...

I am using Samsung 850 EVO, fast and quiet. Thinking to a bigger capacity SSD in near future.

 

[koreanlover]

Sorry hi-jack this thread as its related to ssd topic,

Samsung Evo 850 and the Evo pro 850, in terms of daily usage or copying files will be be a huge difference?

There might be some difference. EVO is TLC NAND right?

Read this
TLC NAND SSDs: The crippling problem storage makers don't advertise

 

[Ohayo!]

3years, based on sandisk and video, keep packaging and the order invoice

3 yr a bit short compared to the rest..

 

[U2gamer]

There might be difference but it is not a huge difference. The bigger difference is that samsung 850 evo is 5 years warranty and samsunf 850 pro is 10 years warranty.

Sorry hi-jack this thread as its related to ssd topic,

Samsung Evo 850 and the Evo pro 850, in terms of daily usage or copying files will be be a huge difference?

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[b0ib0ii]

I believe the difference is not huge to daily usage? Performance wise of both ssd? As in currently using a Samsung 840 pro (256GB), so am considering the Samsung 850 Evo that for a bigger capacity.

Would a Samsung Evo 850 be a good ssd? And not taking the Evo pro?

 

[enenyi]

I believe the difference is not huge to daily usage? Performance wise of both ssd? As in currently using a Samsung 840 pro (256GB), so am considering the Samsung 850 Evo that for a bigger capacity.

Would a Samsung Evo 850 be a good ssd? And not taking the Evo pro?

The Samsung 850 Evo's performance is on par with your Samsung 840 Pro. The Samsung 850 Pro is technically the same as the 850 Evo and 840 Pro, just that they use different technology and longer warranty period to justify the increase in price compared to the 850 Evo.

Do u need 10-year warranty? If not just go for the 850 Evo.

 

[b0ib0ii]

The Samsung 850 Evo's performance is on par with your Samsung 840 Pro. The Samsung 850 Pro is technically the same as the 850 Evo and 840 Pro, just that they use different technology and longer warranty period to justify the increase in price compared to the 850 Evo.

Do u need 10-year warranty? If not just go for the 850 Evo.

Thank you for the detailed information! I know what I want now. Cheers!

 

[denilson]

http://www.anandtech.com/show/8520/sandisk-ultra-ii-240gb-ssd-review/8

I also have the 1tb version of the sandisk ultra ii, it is fast enough that I can't tell the difference between that and a rMBP with stock PCIe SSDs

 

[yknyong1]

There might be some difference. EVO is TLC NAND right?

Read this
TLC NAND SSDs: The crippling problem storage makers don't advertise

Yes, Samsung EVO is TLC