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Posted by: jasmeen123
« on: 23. October 2018., 08:12:28 »

hii,
in 2018 the best SSD  for laptops are
 1WD Blue 3D NAND.
2 Crucial MX500.
3 Samsung 860 Evo.
4 Intel 760p PCIe SSD.
Posted by: DavidMichael
« on: 14. June 2018., 12:19:27 »

1 tb Samsung  ssd  is the best ssd for laptop
Posted by: marrysmith
« on: 08. June 2018., 06:15:24 »

Thank you for giving advice and guidance
Posted by: xxl0210
« on: 29. March 2018., 07:43:44 »

Western Digital, Seagate, Samsung
Posted by: Andy123
« on: 25. May 2017., 09:02:26 »

I agree Samsung SSDs are really good. I've had a 850 EVO and I didn't have any problems with it. Although I recently bought an ADATA SU900 from Newegg and it's good so far. 
Posted by: CRU
« on: 08. May 2017., 02:59:27 »

Samsung if you're going SSD for speed only.  But if you want speed and capacity, I like the WD Black 2 dual drive.
Posted by: jozemanue
« on: 05. May 2017., 22:21:26 »

for me the best SSD it's the Samsung EVO 850.
i have in the desktop pc and the laptop, it's faster!!
Posted by: qwertysan
« on: 24. April 2017., 20:39:23 »

I recommend kingston for value SSD. Samsung is great, but the price is too much for average user in my area. With kingston i never face problem (i install plenty of it on my customer pc/laptop) and never found 1 faulty drive for nearly 3 years. for the type, i suggest sv 400 for the price/performance. It cover 5 years warranty too, which i find nice.

for low budget, i prefer SP (Silicon Power) better than sandisk, based on my experience too.
Posted by: np311
« on: 06. February 2017., 03:25:25 »

The Samsung EVOs have been mentioned numerous times in this thread, but I will chime in with another recommendation for them.  I've put the 850 EVOs in 50+ different laptops and they have been rock solid, not a single issue.  Can't recommend them enough.
Posted by: monstertruckpa
« on: 28. January 2017., 14:38:23 »

all ssd are good, but with little life, samsung is good, but to me the better is kingston.
Posted by: herwin94
« on: 03. December 2016., 04:54:38 »

i would prefer Samsung SSD, because i see in many sites that say Samsung SSD is still the best SSD right now
Posted by: leon78000
« on: 24. November 2016., 22:58:12 »

Be aware that SSDs are quite sensitive to permanent read/write for TMP and TEMP files. That's why you should create for example a 20GB partition to move the temporary files management on your HDD.   8)
Posted by: vlaneo
« on: 26. October 2016., 09:52:50 »

I use only samsung SSD and I'm really happy.
on my personnal computer, I use the 850 evo and for my personnal server the 750 and both are really working fine !
Posted by: myphonecarduk
« on: 14. October 2016., 17:47:08 »

I found samsung SSD's are better for laptops and desktops, I use samsung SSD on my macbook and I am pretty satisfied with this.
I would recommend for Samsung SSD cards.
Posted by: jheysen
« on: 01. August 2015., 15:13:07 »

I have mixed experiences with SanDisk, personally I had a class 10 microSD that failed in 3 months, but frinds of mine use SanDisk's microSDs without trouble, and I have a SanDisk pendrive that works like a charm.
For flash memories I still recommend Kingston though

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