KC600

Get a 2.5" SATA SSD, something like a Samsung 860/870 EVO, a Crucial MX500 or BX500, or a Kingston KC600

Yep, unfortunately, it does look like the NAND flash has becoming degraded due to normal wear and tear. Luckily it hasn't failed yet entirely. If can make a backup of any important data, would recommend doing that. https://www.kingston.com/en/ssd/kc600-sata-solid-state-drive Looking at the specs she

Maybe the RAM-pocalypse already affected Brunei a while ago, but I'm just noticing the effects now. Last year I bought a Kingston KC600 1TB from Netcom for only $149. That same SSD is now listed at $469. 2TB version now cost $864. Bad time to run out of storage... Edit 1 month later: prices for thes

eu comprei o SSD sata kingstone KC600 1 tera, na loja HD store esta por 999 la, não e barato mas estamos em tempos dificeis.

Verdade. Inclusive o mx 500 não é mais fabricado e custa horrores hoje em dia. O equivalente kingston ao mx500 seria o kc600. Inclusive comprei ele e tá aqui rodando na velocidade nominal e nunca deu erro. O kc600 também não se encontra mais para comprar , acredito. Aproveitei uma promoção na teraby

I prefer SSDs with DRAM cache, as Kingston KC600, Crucial MX500 (discontinued), and Samsung EVO 870 (expensive) Sadly, it is increasingly difficult to find SATA SSD units with cache memory

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1B27_j9NDPU3cNlj2HKcrfpJKHkOf-Oi1DbuuQva2gT4/ Here's a spreadsheet containing a couple hundred SSD models - search "High-End SATA" in it and basically go for whichever's available/decently priced in your area (otherwise Samsung's 860 EVO/PRO and 870 EVO SSDs ar

It’s not 2TB and I don’t think this model is made any more. I can’t find it on the Kingston website. It’s only 90Gb and I used this because I had it and it was meant to be a temporary solution until I got a larger storage size. I thought it wouldn’t last long before it would be full. But I’ve since

Kingston ssds are good, I bought the kc600 almost 2 years ago and it's still running and it's fast

sconsiglio vivamente la serie BX di Crucial, sul web è pieno di pessime recensioni. Io stesso ne ho avuti due modelli (prima 960gb, poi 1tb) ed entrambi soffrivano di continui surriscaldamenti e performance inconsistenti, a tratti anche inferiori agli hdd meccanici. Se quel Mac ha solo un interfacci