$180 + 256GB SSD = Help

[Tinchox]

Hi, i have like $180 for a new ssd
For, gaming, video rendering, etc

with one of this is the best

Crucial MX100
SandDisk Extreme Pro
Samsung 850 Pro

im using Windows 8.1 pro

 

[Alpha3031]

It's just go with the MX, there isn't much difference and the MX is usually much cheaper.

 

[Tinchox]

It's just go with the MX, there isn't much difference and the MX is usually much cheaper.

Crucial MX100 is $110 right now
850 Pro is $180

 

[ThatVietGuy]

If you're going to poo-poo someone's advice why not just buy the Samsung, since it is after all the faster drive.

 

[lava1789]

Go for samsung 850 pro without any doubt.
See the difference:-
Crucial vs samsung:http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/1221?vs=1253
sandisk vs samsung:http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/1240?vs=1253
And more important samsung offers 10 yrs warranty on 850 pro, only product which has this much warranty.

 

[Alpha3031]

Oh, please tell me you'll notice the diffrence between a 3 second and a 4 second boot time.

 

[Tinchox]

Oh, please tell me you'll notice the diffrence between a 3 second and a 4 second boot time.

is only a game why you heff to be mad

 

[The Updater]

go for crucial i use that and i had no problem ? !!!!! my comp need 3.5 sec to be in Windows 8.1

Brand: Crucial
Form Factor: 2.5-inch internal SSD
Module Size: 256GB
Warranty: Limited 3-year
Specs: Crucial MX100 256GB SATA 6Gbps 2.5" Internal SSD • 550 MB/s Read / 333 MB/s Write
Series: MX100
Product Line: Client SSD
Interface: SATA 6.0Gb/s
Part number: CT256MX100SSD1


Form Factor/Type - The physical size of the hardware components in your system. For example, the form factor for an SSD might be 2.5 inches or 1.8 inches, which tells you the dimensions of the SSD.

Interface - An interface is the means by which two independent systems communicate. For SSDs, the interface refers to a connector that plugs your SSD into your computer so it can receive power or data.

Read - In computer terms, a "read" refers to accessing a piece of data from a storage device or memory.

SATA - Serial Advanced Technology Attachment. It's a type of interface that connects a storage device or optical drive to your computer's motherboard—think of it like an umbilical cord because it allows data to flow between the two. SATA is measured by how fast data transfers to/from the device. There are three SATA speeds, SATA I (1.5Gb/s), SATA II (3.0Gb/s) and SATA III (6.0Gb/s).

Write - In computer terms, "write" refers to how quickly a piece of data can be saved to a storage device (saving a document is an example of a write function).

 

[Alpha3031]

Oh, please tell me you'll notice the diffrence between a 3 second and a 4 second boot time.

is only a game why you heff to be mad

I don't understand. What's a game? Who's mad?

 

[Tinchox]

Oh, please tell me you'll notice the diffrence between a 3 second and a 4 second boot time.

is only a game why you heff to be mad

I don't understand. What's a game? Who's mad?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urcqQC02YbY

 

[Alpha3031]

And what exactly does this apply to?