OCZ Vector or Samsung 840 Pro ?

human1969

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Hi,

Looking to replace my Vertex2 SSD,
Considering the OCZ Vecter & Samsung 840 Pro, 128GB version.

Review seems to be quite close in performance.
Any suggestion appreciated.

Thanks
 

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Samsung 840 pro if I had the choice due to lower power consumption. Perhaps consider a 256gb as well if your OS is going to be on the SSD to give yourself more buffer and faster performance
 

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Samsung 840 pro if I had the choice due to lower power consumption. Perhaps consider a 256gb as well if your OS is going to be on the SSD to give yourself more buffer and faster performance

256GB good but ex wor :s13:
Currently running dual boot on 60GB Vertex,
128GB is reasonable upgrade for my usage liao.

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As long as same class in term of performance, :D
but preferable 7mm so i can use it on my Ultra as well.

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If interested, you can check out Strontium HAWK SSD series. Performance wise looks good. It seems to be a rebranded version of Toshiba SSD actually
 

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Anyone can advise who is the local distro for Samsung SSD ?
Price seems to be fixed at most shop pricelist, any good lobang ?


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Anyone can advise who is the local distro for Samsung SSD ?
Price seems to be fixed at most shop pricelist, any good lobang ?


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Distributor is Eternal Asia if I remembered correctly. For better prices, go to your favourite SLS shops and bargain with them.
 
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