[SOLVED] what ssd should i buy????

[dexer3z]

hi there. im gonna buy an ssd my rig is:
H310M S2H 2.0
9100f
16gb ram ddr4
gt 1030 2gb
and between these ssds which one you prefer:
PNY CS900 240GB
crucial bx500 240 gb
adata SU650 240 gb
lexar NS100 256gb
which one performs better and is it compatible with my motherboard??
and uh i only want to install the windows 10 home on it so yeah

 

[Bob.B]

hi there. im gonna buy an ssd my rig is:
H310M S2H 2.0
9100f
16gb ram ddr4
gt 1030 2gb
and between these ssds which one you prefer:
PNY CS900 240GB
crucial bx500 240 gb
adata SU650 240 gb
lexar NS100 256gb
which one performs better and is it compatible with my motherboard??

Spend a few extra bucks and get the crucial mx500.

 

[RodroX]

hi there. im gonna buy an ssd my rig is:
H310M S2H 2.0
9100f
16gb ram ddr4
gt 1030 2gb
and between these ssds which one you prefer:
PNY CS900 240GB
crucial bx500 240 gb
adata SU650 240 gb
lexar NS100 256gb
which one performs better and is it compatible with my motherboard??

Im guessing you are looking for a SATA SSD, then any of those should work with your mothebroard.

Performance wise, all of them will be basically the same.

As for which one to buy, I would aim for Adata, PNY, Crucial or Lexar in that order.

If I have to pick a SATA SSD the Crucial MX500, or WD Blue or the Samsung 870 Evo / 860 Pro would be my options is posible.

As long as you get it with warranty it should be ok.

 

[Nine Layer Nige]

Personally, I would get the Crucial.
I havent looked up the others but most cheapy SSDs dont come with DRAM cache unlike premium SSDs.
I have 3 pcs running with the BX500 and all is good.
I think the MX500 has a DRAM cache so is better, but more expensive if you are on a budget.
Your mobo has an m.2 slot but it looks like its not NVME

 

[USAFRet]

and between these ssds which one you prefer:
PNY CS900 240GB
crucial bx500 240 gb
adata SU650 240 gb
lexar NS100 256gb

Why only those ones?

Samsung 860/870 EVO, or Crucial MX500.

 

[Nighthawk117]

hi there. im gonna buy an ssd my rig is:
H310M S2H 2.0
9100f
16gb ram ddr4
gt 1030 2gb
and between these ssds which one you prefer:
PNY CS900 240GB
crucial bx500 240 gb
adata SU650 240 gb
lexar NS100 256gb
which one performs better and is it compatible with my motherboard??

None, as suggested above get the MX500, it's only slightly more:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Crucial-MX...642605329&sprefix=mx500+25,aps,76&sr=8-1&th=1

 

[Nighthawk117]

I see you have a 1030 which tells me you are probably playing some older video games, if your budget allows I would get a larger drive as they represent better value and will let you put your favourite apps on your SSD. The 1TB MX500 at £75.99 would be my recommendation but I realise that's a lot more.

 

[geofelt]

To answer your questions:
All are compatible with your motherboard.
And, m.2 devices are also compatible.
https://www.gigabyte.com/au/Motherboard/H310M-S2H-20-rev-10/sp#sp
No issue there.

To compare performance go to anandtech bench and pick two candidates for comparison.
https://www.anandtech.com/bench/SSD21/3005
You may not find 256gb candidates.
But, do not put too much weight on synthetic performance benchmarks.
An a gross level, all ssd devices perform well in normal work.
Some 2-6x faster in sequential and 40x faster in random performance compared to a HDD.
You will be hard pressed to detect any diference among any ssd devices.
Here is an amusing video:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DKLA7w9eeA


What I can suggest is that you spend a bit more if you can for a samsung ssd.
Puget systems thinks highly of them:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DKLA7w9eeA

Most will have a 5 year warranty.

Most ssd vendors will have a clone utility to convert your hdd to their ssd.
Samsung does also in the ssd migration app.
It is a C drive mover, not a clone. So long as the ssd is large enough to hold the used contents of your hdd it will work.
App and instructions here:

Tool & Software Download | Samsung Semiconductor Global

Download various software related to your product, including Samsung Magician, designed for use with Samsung's memory products, and find related information.

www.samsung.com

 

[dexer3z]

Why only those ones?

Samsung 860/870 EVO, or Crucial MX500.

cuz im on budget

 

[dexer3z]

I see you have a 1030 which tells me you are probably playing some older video games, if your budget allows I would get a larger drive as they represent better value and will let you put your favourite apps on your SSD. The 1TB MX500 at £75.99 would be my recommendation but I realise that's a lot more.

i just want to install the windows10 on it

 

[USAFRet]

cuz im on budget

And that budget would be?
Buying from where?

 

[dexer3z]

And that budget would be?
Buying from where?

20 30$ on a iranian site in my own country cuz my country is banned in amazon ebay or any other foreign sites

 

[USAFRet]

20 30$ on a iranian site in my own country cuz my country is banned in amazon ebay or any other foreign sites

If that is your budget, flip a coin between any of those 4.
You'll see no performance or reliability difference.

 

[dexer3z]

To answer your questions:
All are compatible with your motherboard.
And, m.2 devices are also compatible.
https://www.gigabyte.com/au/Motherboard/H310M-S2H-20-rev-10/sp#sp
No issue there.

To compare performance go to anandtech bench and pick two candidates for comparison.
https://www.anandtech.com/bench/SSD21/3005
You may not find 256gb candidates.
But, do not put too much weight on synthetic performance benchmarks.
An a gross level, all ssd devices perform well in normal work.
Some 2-6x faster in sequential and 40x faster in random performance compared to a HDD.
You will be hard pressed to detect any diference among any ssd devices.
Here is an amusing video:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DKLA7w9eeA


What I can suggest is that you spend a bit more if you can for a samsung ssd.
Puget systems thinks highly of them:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DKLA7w9eeA

Most will have a 5 year warranty.

Most ssd vendors will have a clone utility to convert your hdd to their ssd.
Samsung does also in the ssd migration app.
It is a C drive mover, not a clone. So long as the ssd is large enough to hold the used contents of your hdd it will work.
App and instructions here:

Tool & Software Download | Samsung Semiconductor Global

Download various software related to your product, including Samsung Magician, designed for use with Samsung's memory products, and find related information.

www.samsung.com

ty for ur help appreciated

 

[dexer3z]

To answer your questions:
All are compatible with your motherboard.
And, m.2 devices are also compatible.
https://www.gigabyte.com/au/Motherboard/H310M-S2H-20-rev-10/sp#sp
No issue there.

To compare performance go to anandtech bench and pick two candidates for comparison.
https://www.anandtech.com/bench/SSD21/3005
You may not find 256gb candidates.
But, do not put too much weight on synthetic performance benchmarks.
An a gross level, all ssd devices perform well in normal work.
Some 2-6x faster in sequential and 40x faster in random performance compared to a HDD.
You will be hard pressed to detect any diference among any ssd devices.
Here is an amusing video:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DKLA7w9eeA


What I can suggest is that you spend a bit more if you can for a samsung ssd.
Puget systems thinks highly of them:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DKLA7w9eeA

Most will have a 5 year warranty.

Most ssd vendors will have a clone utility to convert your hdd to their ssd.
Samsung does also in the ssd migration app.
It is a C drive mover, not a clone. So long as the ssd is large enough to hold the used contents of your hdd it will work.
App and instructions here:

Tool & Software Download | Samsung Semiconductor Global

Download various software related to your product, including Samsung Magician, designed for use with Samsung's memory products, and find related information.

www.samsung.com

ty for ur help appreciated

 

[dexer3z]

If that is your budget, flip a coin between any of those 4.
You'll see no performance or reliability difference.

and none of them has DRAM cache?

 

[dexer3z]

None, as suggested above get the MX500, it's only slightly more:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Crucial-MX500-CT250MX500SSD1-NAND-Internal/dp/B0781VSXBP/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=mx500+250gb&qid=1642605329&sprefix=mx500+25,aps,76&sr=8-1&th=1

ty

 

[dexer3z]

Personally, I would get the Crucial.
I havent looked up the others but most cheapy SSDs dont come with DRAM cache unlike premium SSDs.
I have 3 pcs running with the BX500 and all is good.
I think the MX500 has a DRAM cache so is better, but more expensive if you are on a budget.
Your mobo has an m.2 slot but it looks like its not NVME

yeah i will consider buying it its better than others a little bit

 

[dexer3z]

Im guessing you are looking for a SATA SSD, then any of those should work with your mothebroard.

Performance wise, all of them will be basically the same.

As for which one to buy, I would aim for Adata, PNY, Crucial or Lexar in that order.

If I have to pick a SATA SSD the Crucial MX500, or WD Blue or the Samsung 870 Evo / 860 Pro would be my options is posible.

As long as you get it with warranty it should be ok.

yeah it has a 5 year warranty

 

[dexer3z]

and

To answer your questions:
All are compatible with your motherboard.
And, m.2 devices are also compatible.
https://www.gigabyte.com/au/Motherboard/H310M-S2H-20-rev-10/sp#sp
No issue there.

To compare performance go to anandtech bench and pick two candidates for comparison.
https://www.anandtech.com/bench/SSD21/3005
You may not find 256gb candidates.
But, do not put too much weight on synthetic performance benchmarks.
An a gross level, all ssd devices perform well in normal work.
Some 2-6x faster in sequential and 40x faster in random performance compared to a HDD.
You will be hard pressed to detect any diference among any ssd devices.
Here is an amusing video:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DKLA7w9eeA


What I can suggest is that you spend a bit more if you can for a samsung ssd.
Puget systems thinks highly of them:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DKLA7w9eeA

Most will have a 5 year warranty.

Most ssd vendors will have a clone utility to convert your hdd to their ssd.
Samsung does also in the ssd migration app.
It is a C drive mover, not a clone. So long as the ssd is large enough to hold the used contents of your hdd it will work.
App and instructions here:

Tool & Software Download | Samsung Semiconductor Global

Download various software related to your product, including Samsung Magician, designed for use with Samsung's memory products, and find related information.

www.samsung.com

and uh do u think 120 gb is enough for just the windows 10 itself home edition?

 

[USAFRet]

and

and uh do u think 120 gb is enough for just the windows 10 itself home edition?

No.

A lot of people say "only Windows".
It never ends up like that.

240/250GB or larger.

 

[dexer3z]

No.

A lot of people say "only Windows".
It never ends up like that.

240/250GB or larger.

i really want it for windows i have a 3tb wd blue so i have enough space to install any game i want

 

[geofelt]

and

and uh do u think 120 gb is enough for just the windows 10 itself home edition?

No.
Many things will default to the C drive.
When a small C drive gets near full, it will slow down and lose the ability to update.
Larger drives will last longer.

 

[dexer3z]

ok ty

 

[USAFRet]

i really want it for windows i have a 3tb wd blue so i have enough space to install any game i want

We're just speaking from experience...