Seems a decent price. Free delivery if spending over £49.99.
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ukez
21 Dec 15#1
Same price they keep doing it for.. :smirk:
tomosmithy22
21 Dec 15#2
Going to get hot!!!
FrugalFergal
21 Dec 15#3
Am I right in believing there is a slower and faster version of this card?
jcc1 to FrugalFergal
21 Dec 151#4
Yep, the Sandisk "Ultra" is the faster version and the Sandisk "Plus" (this one) is the slower version. Note that SSDs also tend to have better read/write speeds as capacity increases i.e. a 120gb ssd will be slower than a 240gb ssd.
fishmaster
21 Dec 15#5
Look at IOPS performance rather than sequential read/write performance.
MrPuddington
21 Dec 15#6
How is this a great deal when 240GB are available for just above 40 pounds? And I find 120GB too small, even for a C drive.
knivesuk to MrPuddington
21 Dec 151#8
Could you let me know where it is available for just over £40? best I can find is £50. Cheers.
brainsys to MrPuddington
21 Dec 15#10
Because its less and if you are using a network server or spinning iron for your data - 120Gb is more than enough for most OS + Application set ups. Just 'cos the deal doesn't suit you doesn't not make it a good deal. Having said that you might want to add on stuff to get free delivery.
ahoward92uk
21 Dec 15#7
Decent price for this size of SSD although beware of the lower write speeds vs Samsung,OCZ etc - still alot faster than a standard SATA III HDD but only 180mb/ps write vs 500mb/ps write
johnson293
21 Dec 15#9
Got one of these a few months back at similar price, and installed in a laptop with an upgrade to windows 10. It now boots up, and is useable within a minute.
Have sent the link to my dad, who wants one for me to upgrade his desktop PC to a SSD drive, also.
Heat added.
boyse7en1
21 Dec 15#11
would this be usable to upgrade an old Mac Mini?
Ve33iE
21 Dec 15#12
Dad's Christmas present sorted thank you :smile: HOT!
oneladyowner
21 Dec 15#13
Hopefully this will get my notebook moving again. Heat and Thanks.
Kingston is a bad manufacturer. They did some dodgy stuff making their SSD's slower
thebuyer
22 Dec 151#15
Bought one for £38 on black friday :smile:
spademode
22 Dec 15#17
Oh really? This is my first time buying one of these because my stupid Hp laptop Hard drive died on me. Anyway thanks for letting me know...Also would it be faster than the original one hd that came with the laptop?
thebuyer
24 Dec 15#18
It would be faster..but honestly not as fast as normal SSD's unless you go for PRO kingston versions...I would stick to other brands such as sanddisk or samsung for example.
You can get a 120GB sanddisk for £35
spademode
24 Dec 15#19
Thanks for the Advice I think I would have to try those options. Cheers!!!
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Have sent the link to my dad, who wants one for me to upgrade his desktop PC to a SSD drive, also.
Heat added.
http://m.ebuyer.com/411702
Kingston is a bad manufacturer. They did some dodgy stuff making their SSD's slower
You can get a 120GB sanddisk for £35