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    Re: 4690k or 4790k

    Quote Originally Posted by GoryMadLogger View Post
    So swaying towards the i5 and ssd, is there any brands of ssds or a good size you would recommend?
    I decided to go with a Samsung because of the reliability. But if you aren't really bothered too much about that then many 250 - 500GB SSDs can be found quite cheap on amazon, etc.

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    Re: 4690k or 4790k

    Exetric:
    That's a really great alternative, what SSD did you go for?

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    Re: 4690k or 4790k

    Quote Originally Posted by schoeee View Post
    Exetric:
    That's a really great alternative, what SSD did you go for?
    I went for the Samsung 850 EVO on Amazon. They do both a 250GB and a 500GB.

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    Re: 4690k or 4790k

    Quote Originally Posted by Exetric View Post
    I went for the Samsung 850 on Amazon. They do both a 250GB and a 500GB.
    Can you link me too it, I would greatly appreciate it!

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    Re: 4690k or 4790k

    Sorry I meant the 850 EVO. Its £70.99 on Amazon here.

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    Re: 4690k or 4790k

    Quote Originally Posted by Exetric View Post
    Sorry I meant the 850 EVO. Its £70.99 on Amazon here.
    That's absolutely great, thanks ever so much. How did you find it, what are the speeds like compared to your old one? Any idea what the differences are with the Pro and Evo versions?

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    Re: 4690k or 4790k

    I've found it ok, I came from an old crucial SSD to this. I think the only differences between the PRO and the EVO is the reliability. As in, it can take more writes or something but the price difference for me wasn't worth it.

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    Re: 4690k or 4790k

    Quote Originally Posted by Exetric View Post
    I've found it ok, I came from an old crucial SSD to this. I think the only differences between the PRO and the EVO is the reliability. As in, it can take more writes or something but the price difference for me wasn't worth it.
    Ah I see, I think I'll bite the bullet and go for the Pro!

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    Re: 4690k or 4790k

    I've just found a decent review for the EVO which links the PRO too if you want to take a read.

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    Re: 4690k or 4790k

    Thanks bro, what's your build?

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    Re: 4690k or 4790k

    CPU: i7 2600k
    RAM: 16GB
    GPU: Nvidia 980 TI
    SSD: Samsung 850 EVO
    CASE: Fractal R4
    PSU: AX860i
    COOLER: NHD15

    Slowly upgrading over time for the vive eventually.

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    Re: 4690k or 4790k

    What do you think about the vive? I think it looks good for the money!

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    Re: 4690k or 4790k

    Looks really good, there's a dedicated thread on here for it. Been deciding between it and the oculus.

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    Re: 4690k or 4790k

    Cheers man, I'll have a look at it hopefully it can shed some light! They're quite expensive but I'm sure with the HTC 100M investment it will be worth it eventually.

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    Re: 4690k or 4790k

    No problem, hope you enjoy the SSD whichever you go for.

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    Re: 4690k or 4790k

    So i realised that I don't have the tools with me at uni to chage my hard drives around so would have to wait till i go home for summer whcih is about a month away, so my htough was get the i7 and cooler now and then come summer ill have a bit more money which i can then spend on replacing my os drive which is a 3.5" mechanicla 400gb drive.
    I realise the i7 is overkill atm, but being hopeful that it will last me longer than the i5 would as an upgrade to anything better is a mobo, ram and cpu upgrade cause of the new socket and ram type.

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