SSD Samsung 840 Pro 256GB

[Sylver]

Congratulations on the purchase, you will certainly "fly" in the system, and you will not lack capacity. Praise be to those 5 year warranties, like Corsair sources or similar hardware, if it were more economical I would buy it because I, like you, feared the low reliability of SSDs but, well, 5 years are well worth it.

Regards

[deeiivid]

What a bargain..

I now have a 64gb mushkin deluxe and it works well, it's a few years old but it works perfectly, no problems.

And it cost me 200 euros :ugly:

[winters]

Does anyone know anything about the durability of the lower model the 840, with its TLC, Anandtech has tested it:

AnandTech | Samsung SSD 840: Testing the Endurance of TLC NAND

The PRO doesn't have TLC, I'm tempted by the price of the NON PRO on Amazon, but if its durability is less, then it's not worth it.

Best regards.

PD. Any reviews of the PRO:

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Samsung/840_Pro_SSD_256_GB/
http://techreport.com/review/23990/samsung-840-pro-series-ssd-reviewed
http://www.storagereview.com/samsung_ssd_840_pro_review
http://www.overclock3d.net/reviews/storage/samsung_840_pro_ssd_review/1

There's already a lot to read for a while..

[Obione]

I would get an M4 and be at ease xD

[Bm4n]

look you are obsessed with the M4; @__winters__ get the PRO that compensates for the lower models even the 128GB are different.

[winters]

@Bm4n:

look at how obsessed you are with the M4; @__winters__ get the PRO that compensates for the lower models even the 128GB ones are different.

It's getting out of hand price-wise...

[Bm4n]

Yeah, the truth is that it's still a bit expensive, wait because you know that this will go down in price. The only one is 128gb but I doing calculations it doesn't fit everything

[Bm4n]

Well it arrived a while ago and I have already migrated the OS, the assistant took 10min, I activated AHCI and little more now I need to make a space for Linux and install it.

[amd125]

Congratulations on the purchase, what a cucumber ;D

I would like one but for now, for the use I give to the computer, I recognize that it would be a whim and with my 2 TB WD black I am fine, but someday I hope to have an SSD.

[Obione]

On the one hand it's a whim but on the other it's the most important advancement in recent times. You don't need to rush or even skimp on the CPU/GPU budget but having an i5 and a decent graphics card is the next investment, you'll see that you won't want to give up the SSD once you install it.

[Yorus]

Ya te digo, creo que actualmente es una de las mejores inversiones que se pueden hacer en un PC, ¡yo quiero dos!

[Bm4n]

Let's say it's a delicious whim hehe, I got rid of the barracuda raid with pleasure, now I have more silence and more performance. The good thing is that I don't use much capacity with 256 for the pc 64 on the laptop and a small 500gb usb3 external drive that I use to store movies and music, I back up the photos on DVD… I don't need more, I don't plan to buy more mechanical drives for the system.

[Yorus]

@Bm4n:

Let's say it's a delicious whim hehe, I get rid of the barracuda raid with pleasure, now I have more silence and more performance. The good thing is that I don't use much capacity with 256 for the pc 64 on the laptop and a small 500gb usb3 external drive that I use to save movies and music, I back up the photos on DVD… I don't need more, I don't plan to buy more mechanical drives for the system.

Something like this is what I have in mind, but 120Gb is enough for me, since I have decided not to continue with Windows or its games, so for Linux I have more than enough. And what you say, a good USB3 drive for music, videos, etc… and racking up miles.

[boney123]

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[Bm4n]

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PD. Dejan la tablita tal que así :happygirl