1TB SATA SSD

Being doing a lot of research for this. Apparently the best ones are Samsung 870 EVO and WD BlueSA510 and Crucial BX500. A lot of stuff regarding D-Ram for random writing/reading. I'll go for Samsung, it's the most expensive one but it's also the one that has less negative comments (dying all the su

The glitchy screen could be due to a faulty GPU or a bad screen or screen ribbon cable. Try connecting it to an external display through HDMI to determine what is the issue. The disk errors could just be because of an improper shutdown or could indicate an issue with the SSD. To determine if it's a

No worries! Is that budget USD? You might be able to find something like a 500GB SN7100 in-budget. There are also drives like the Kingston NV3 or Crucial P310 although they use QLC flash rather than TLC so will have reduced write endurance and the write speed will fall off a cliff (potentially worse

I'd skip the CS900. It's DRAM-less, bottom-tier consumer NAND, and PNY has a habit of silently swapping the controller/NAND between batches under the same model number — so you don't even reliably know what you're getting in the box. For a pure boot drive with your media living on the 8x8TB, it'd te

I use a crucial mx500 GB in my ps3. Got it new years ago and works great. I got a 870 evo 512gb used for my PC. Working great for 4 months now. Try used now if new ssd prices are too high for you.

To be honest I have no idea. I'm using Crucial MX500 2TB inside 2.5'' enclosure and a high quality Sandberg cable 3.1 Gen.2. It is very reliable SSD which I bought 2 years ago for 133 €. I saw on Amazon.de recently that it costs around 400€. Apparently lot of people is searching for this drive becau

In my opinion: Samsung consumer NVMe drives have been acting weird the last few years, random read‑only mode, firmware bugs, and no updates until it’s too late. If you want something that doesn’t pull that stunt, go with Crucial MX500 for SATA or Crucial P3/P5 Plus for NVMe. They’re boring, reliable