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Intel 730 Series

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i will buy an ssd i dont know which. While i was watching linus review i was a bit disappointment about what he said.

 

What's your opinion?

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It is an expensive extremely reliable enterprise-grade SSD that you don't need.

For a consumer, the samsung 840 evo performs better and will last long enough for a regular user.

 

If you have some extremely important data that cannot be lost and you run servers 24/7 then the 730 is for you. But you should be doing backups anyway.

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Your question is the answer that i want. Thannks

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It is an expensive extremely reliable enterprise-grade SSD that you don't need.

For a consumer, the samsung 840 evo performs better and will last long enough for a regular user.

 

If you have some extremely important data that cannot be lost and you run servers 24/7 then the 730 is for you. But you should be doing backups anyway.

jup, but some people say that ssds  are 100% safe, but its still a flash memory that can randomly lose data

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just get mx100 and save urself a lot of money.

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jup, but some people say that ssds 100% safe, but its still a flash memory that can randomly lose data

Linus talked about this on a livestream not long ago. There was a test done where a bunch of regular consumer SSDs lasted for petabytes of writes, far more than they were ever rated for on the box.

This proves that SSDs actually would last over 10 years for a regular gamer/ user.

 

The only reason for getting a 730 series is for servers where you are constantly writing data to the SSD 24/7. 730 series is also good for people who are paranoid about their SSD failing :P

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Every sane person backups he's data, so it doesn't really matter, if ssd loses its data :)

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Every sane person backups he's data, so it doesn't really matter, if ssd loses its data :)

jup, but I know some who dont

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jup, but I know some who dont

 

Thats their loss. No pun indended :P :P :P

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I would never get an Intel 730 SSD. They use more power than a typical mechanical hard drive!

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I would never get an Intel 730 SSD. They use more power than a typical mechanical hard drive!

and?People also buy AMD GPUs and CPUs that need more power in comparison to their opponents

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and?People also buy AMD GPUs and CPUs that need more power in comparison to their opponents

SO? I just said that I would never get one. I never said about other people

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