1TB SATA SSD

I used to swear by the Crucial MX500 sata ssds but honestly haven't bought anything from the brand in years.

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

I did a ton of research before getting one. after reading so many people's experiences.. some people cheaped out and got whatever they can find on aliexpress and later posted it failed after a few months.. i didn't want that to happen to me so I looked up what people had that didn't fail on them and

There are also trash SSDs, like Crucial BX500.

For me, a handful of brands keep paying off. Anker PowerCore 20100 from Amazon for power banks (still going strong after 3 years), TP-Link Archer A7 from Amazon/Walmart for routers (cheap and stable), Crucial MX500 1TB SSD from Newegg for storage (zero issues), and Soundcore Life P2 earbuds I grabbe

The Crucial BX500 is a reliable SATA SSD, I use one as a game drive, shouldn't be too bad on price

I feel this post because I did nearly the same build in December from old ass spare parts I had. Motherboard: Asus Maximus VIII Hero RAM: 16GB Ripjaws DDR4 Storage: Crucial 1TB SATA SSD CPU: i5 6600K PSU: Ultra X3 1000W Cooler: Thermalright Le Grand Macho Motherboard still has an active Windows Pro

2 is not specific to a type. In general, the main problem of SATA these days, is that all the major players left the market. If you are lucky, you still can find somewhere an Crucial MX500 with quality TLC chips, otherwise in 90+% of cases it will be a QLC crap, which is literally slower than HDDs,

I don't get it to be honest, then why are this adapters being sold? Every SSD I have seen (Crucial BX500, WD Blue, SanDisk...) are [email protected] or [email protected] What happens if you write a lot and the SSD tries to go over the [email protected] limit then? It seems risky But I'm surprised nobody is apparently having prob

No a.i here, real world experience with just about every popular brand of ssd out there. Do I really have to show you my stack of 40 ssd's of all different brands? Your whole system can lock up if installed to a cheap ssd because even something like a bulk download will choke it. I have a crucial bx