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Kingston SSDNow KC400 512 GB SATA 3 Internal Solid State Drive @ Amazon for £86.71
£86.71Amazon Deals
Bargain for a 512GB SSD at current prices. Not sure it'll be honoured, but worth a try.
Usually dispatched within 1 to 2 months.
Price increased to £87.05 as of 7:36am
- whw
Usually dispatched within 1 to 2 months.
Price increased to £87.05 as of 7:36am
- whw
They were very shady once, true... but they are the largest memory manufacturer in the world so they must be doing something right :P
Still waiting for my WD black 4TB that was cheap, ordered that 8 weeks ago.
How cheap was the WD black? Must've missed it I've been looking for one of those
£119.99, retail boxed version, 5yr warranty, still on order had a couple of emails saying they are trying to source stock.
Nice find. Worth the wait if you get it.
wrong, v300, get it right
edit: first versions of v300 were fine, comparable with the rest of the market, then they decided to swap out the flash chips with Kellog's Frosties and hence the speed was greatly reduced.
this was the deal post:
hotukdeals.com/dea…164
No this is the business class KC400 they were shady with the V300 iirc
Woops my bad!
See the review HERE! for more details, easily as good as a Samsung etc.
Heat added, OP.
"Once" implies that it isn't a continuing issue with the company's products.
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Estimated delivery:
4 April 2017 - 4 May 2017
And unless you have compelling evidence to the contrary then it's a valid implication and your assertions are hearsay at best.
Well then, the burden of proof lies with you. Enlighten us.
Think about that for a moment. Even if it was just once in their history - they were caught downgrading SSD's and selling them to people who were under the belief that they were getting the same SSD that the reviewers had gotten when in fact they were getting a shoddy cheaper version that didn't perform as well, how can you trust that the company isn't doing it elsewhere but hasn't been found out yet?.
That one mistake has lost them someone who would otherwise have bought this product and I won't be the only one that feels the same about what they did.
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Looking to get 8 ssds acting as raid 10 in a database server ( will have heavy use during office hours only) enterprise drives seem overly expensive and from test sites offer no extra reliability over consumer class. Had been looking at the 850 pro but are these a decent option too?
All about speed, pc operating boot up time will load so much quicker and any other program, game you put on it. For me as a pc gamer it's a necessity.
increased read/write speeds, decreased heat, noise, power consumption.
This. They also enjoy greater reliability as no moving parts so it cant mechanically fail in the same way a normal hdd can. On the negative though there is a limit to how many times data can be rewritten, which was an issue on early ssds, though i doubt it is something people would run into during the normal lifespan of a modern ssd...
The Superdrive got screwed up when one of the kids put a sd card in and tried to fish it out. Want one to replace the superdrive and speed up my Mac.
They don't take the pennies until shipped right? Doesn't matter, just forgot.
You might be waiting a while.
Yeah you're gonna be waiting a long time, don't see that happening any time soon