the right ssd

[umar360]

i really want a good ssd so i came towards intel ssd. i want to know which is better intel 520 intel 320 intel 335 . also which is better for price because cheaper the better. only available to me are intel ,hyperx , kingston, crucial mx100 ,

 

[thx1138v2]

IMO the most important feature on an SSD is that it has enough backup power onboard to do an orderly shutdown if the PSU is unexpectedly shutdown by over temperature, PSU failure, or anything else that could create an unexpected shutdown. SSD's may become corrupted when they lose power unexpectedly if they don't have the circuitry and capacitors to handle it properly. I suspect the cheaper drives do not. More info:
The mysteriously disappearing drive
SSD stress testing

Those articles are a little over a year old so things may have changed since then but it's a key feature to look for in an SSD.

 

[-Lone-]

You know, you could've gone with Samsung, they make the one of the best SSDs for some pretty cheap prices for such good SSDs.

https://pcpartpicker.com/part/samsung-internal-hard-drive-mz7te250bw