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

Короче, если хочешь прям хорошо - Samsung 870 Evo, Kingston KC600 и WD Red SA500. Это по SATA. И Samsung 980 Pro/ 990Pro/ 9100 Pro/ PM9A1/PM9F1/PM9E1, Kingston KC3000/ Fury Renegade, в т.ч. на pci-e5/ WD850X, если хочешь прям хорошие из nvme. Но это дороговато немного, да. Есть ещё кстати Seagate Ir

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

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

Na sua grande maioria sim, fora um ou outro caso como por exemplo a Gama KC600 da Kingston ou a gama 870 EVO da Samsung, que têm encriptação AES 256. Essas gamas são mais específicas e vai ser raro encontrares SSDs de marcas mais baratas com essa spec pq são mais caros construir e a Kingston e Samsu

A SATA drive used for the OS should have DRAM cache. Consider the WD Red SA500, Transcend SSD230S, Kingston KC600, or Samsung 870 EVO (nothing below £70). If at all possible, put the OS on an NVMe drive (even a cheap drive like the Patriot P310 is faster than any SATA drive, especially for the many

It was a KC600, Kingston brand. 512GB. Fantastic lil thing, it's a miracle it survived this long. How can I avoid this next time? I have surge protectors running.