"The new drives are not quite as fast as the EVO, but they are very close. "
So, these have a good price and performance, so there is no need to stretch the truth.
Graham1979
12 Sep 17#3
I wll bite at £74.99.
SSD are one of the best upgrades you can make. Turns even an old computer into an F1 car
michaeljb to Graham1979
12 Sep 17#4
You might have to wait a month or 2 for this ssd to hit that sorta price, you sure you can wait :relaxed:
ollie87 to Graham1979
12 Sep 17#5
TIL.
My PC can now apparently can now pull over 6G through turns 1 and 11 of Albert Park.
Derek_Horatio_Shatwell to Graham1979
12 Sep 17#9
McLaren Honda?
rog to Graham1979
12 Sep 17#20
True as i found out last week Old sata took ages to boot up with an SSD IT takes secs and over improvement in general performance too :smile:
montana78 to Graham1979
12 Sep 17#22
Ram and ssd upgrade in 2010 macbooks
smsmasters
12 Sep 17#6
One day this will be as cheap as chips. Can't wait to see the day.
FireOnAWire to smsmasters
12 Sep 17#7
At which point you'll be saying the same about 20TB drives :stuck_out_tongue:
888eyeball to smsmasters
12 Sep 17#12
When that day comes SSDs will be obsolite.
matdey
12 Sep 17#8
In before the idiots arrive and say something about it being a large amount of data in one place to lose etc...
danflorin3
12 Sep 17#13
God sake..more than double the price of my laptop
Gort1951
12 Sep 17#14
10 Times the price of a mech.
Horrorwood to Gort1951
12 Sep 17#15
10154088400 times faster too.
Chuggee to Horrorwood
12 Sep 17#16
5 times faster for video files, music, video editing, backups, archive files. Only faster for games or applications where lots of small files are being read.
Horrorwood to Chuggee
12 Sep 17#19
Sorry if my estimate wasn't accurate.
Al3xander
12 Sep 17#17
How much is the 2D version? I hate wearing those silly glasses.
joepineapples901
12 Sep 17#18
If money was no object..
takkischitt
12 Sep 17#21
Anyone spotted any great deals for lower capacity SSDs? Around the 250GB mark?
Haven't seen many deals on here lately for that sort of size.
montana78
12 Sep 17#23
Missed the amazon france offer that was sooo cheap
hamzahuk to montana78
12 Sep 17#24
Which one and how much was it?
Shaftydude
12 Sep 17#26
This is hot? SSD prices have sure gone up, 2 years ago winter sales had 1TB at £149.99.
hamzahuk to Shaftydude
13 Sep 17#27
You should have seen the 750gb mx300 last year black friday for £106, I was one of the few who got that and I can say that was probablly the best 750gb ssd deal on the history of ssd's on this site.
zajczex to hamzahuk
13 Sep 17#28
I got this one too, I regret buying only one
spannerzone to Shaftydude
13 Sep 17#29
So do we ignore all SSD deals until those old prices return? (Which they may not ever)
I'm sure many of us knew those ridiculously low priced SSD drive prices were not sustainable. £25 SSD drives were great but too cheap.
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There is no way on earth you could get that from the Tom's Hardware review.
tomshardware.com/rev…tml
They *literally* say, word for word...
"The new drives are not quite as fast as the EVO, but they are very close. "
So, these have a good price and performance, so there is no need to stretch the truth.
SSD are one of the best upgrades you can make. Turns even an old computer into an F1 car
My PC can now apparently can now pull over 6G through turns 1 and 11 of Albert Park.
Haven't seen many deals on here lately for that sort of size.
I'm sure many of us knew those ridiculously low priced SSD drive prices were not sustainable. £25 SSD drives were great but too cheap.