Best SSD for less than £60

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Originally Posted by Disturbedguy

So basically, again, you are talking utter tosh.

Can we not ban this account already? Whoever it is never adds anything use full to discussions and just throws random, often false information around....

Ive got two SSD's are the moment and have been looking for a large one as my Steam games fills one of them a bit too quickly..so this thread couldn't have come at a better time

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its probably something, toshiba brought most of OCZ assets for £35m, its probably where samsung got the EVO name

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Originally Posted by me-yeah

samsung are just OCZ, they kept OCZ ssd team when OCZ when bankrupt

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Originally Posted by me-yeah

toshiba brought OCZ http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/03..._pcie_flasher/

samsung must have lost

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They didn't bring them, they bought them.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OCZ_Storage_Solutions

http://ocz.com/consumer/company/news...rage-solutions

http://www.tweaktown.com/news/33440/...ion/index.html
http://www.extremetech.com/computing...-could-be-lost

http://www.pcworld.com/article/20900...z-storage.html

..etc.

I see no mention of Samsung losing anything, why do you continue to spread FUD on these forums?

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Originally Posted by me-yeah

it would take too much time to find

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So it's completely made up then.

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Originally Posted by Guy

So it's completely made up then.

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who knows, samsung SSD`s used to be rubbish, and were in no shop`s when OCZ ruled the roost, if toshiba was 100% OCZ and OCZ super SSD bus, everone would have toshiba SSD`s instead of samsung

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Originally Posted by me-yeah

who knows, samsung SSD`s used to be rubbish, and were in no shop`s when OCZ ruled the roost, if toshiba was 100% OCZ and OCZ super SSD bus, everone would have toshiba SSD`s instead of samsung

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:ban:

Edit: I've worked it out, you're doing that thing where you use autocomplete on your phone to type the next word, right?

Me-yeah, your account has been suspended while the mods decide whether HEXUS is the right place for you. You seem incapable of engaging in meaningful debate and your grasp of technical issues seems limited, making 'advice' you give of dubious value.

so...shall I buy a new Ford SSD and use some engine cleaner on it?

;)

Samsung 840 SSD here, fantastic drive, the 850 evo(250GB) is available for £58 from Amazon currently.

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Originally Posted by Zak33

so...shall I buy a new Ford SSD and use some engine cleaner on it?

;)

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No, you use the SSD MOT to get an Octavia VRS!

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Originally Posted by Jonj1611

Samsung 840 SSD here, fantastic drive, the 850 evo is available for £58 from Amazon currently.

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That's a cracking deal!

Samsung definitely

A bit out of the price range for this thread, but the Samsung 500Gb EVO is £91 at Amazon in 5 minutes. Better be quick though!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...A3P5ROKL5A1OLE

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Originally Posted by Gerrard

A bit out of the price range for this thread, but the Samsung 500Gb EVO is £91 at Amazon in 5 minutes. Better be quick though!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...A3P5ROKL5A1OLE

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Thanks Gerrard. Managed to get one before they sold out. Couldn't resist at that price :woowoo:

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Originally Posted by me-yeah

who knows, samsung SSD`s used to be rubbish, and were in no shop`s when OCZ ruled the roost, if toshiba was 100% OCZ and OCZ super SSD bus, everone would have toshiba SSD`s instead of samsung

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Absolute drivel. Honestly, you keep making stuff up and posting right across this board.

Samsung produced all their SSDs in house, that is to say they manufactured the nand and the controller along with writing the firmware. That's why they are so good. The 830 won many awards. I have a 256GB 830 and it's been brilliant. 10.46TB written so far and still purring over 3 years later. The 840 series had some issues but that's been sorted in the 850.

http://www.storagereview.com/samsung...evo_ssd_review

I've just bought a 120GB 850 EVO for my brother. It's a great little drive at £50.

I recommend Samsung, Crucial and Sandisk for mainstream SSDs. Intel are also excellent if you can get them at a reasonable price.

Best SSD of all time was the intel X25-e... 32gb is flash that it is almost impossible to wear out!

It'll probably outlive us all!

I would vouch Crucial > SanDisk > Samsung. Most of the time I install SanDisk SSDs (usually cheaper that everything else) but if I can, I go for Crucial. Samsung I see as a bit of premium on the SSD market (if I may say so).