Why everybody loves SSD Crucial MX100 series ?

[cikavuve]

Why everybody loves SSD Crucial MX100 series ?( same as title ha) . if can someone explane why and if is there better ssd that crucial tell me

[gozzygozborn]

In my opinion Samsung ssds are the best

[Guest]

They are incredibaly price competitive, (i got a half terabyte of storage for $200), reasonably fast, and relatively reliable.

[DavidTheWin]

http://www.scan.co.uk/products/512gb-crucial-mx100-25-7mm-ssd-sata-iii-550-mb-s-500-mb-s-90k-iops-inc-95mm-adapter

 

512GB, £155, pretty much any other SSD at that price is half the size.

[Guest]

In my opinion Samsung ssds are the best

Them and intel.

[Flight1sim]

"everyone loves?"

I havent seen many people loving them actually

But I like crucial, my M4 has survived for almost 5 years without any sign of death

[Altecice]

Its cheap and works very well (Have Samsungs in my desktop and MX100 in my laptop) I see no difference for the price.

[LemonSpice]

very price competitive and very good support from crucial also i guess this was brought up because of tot's new vid

MY favorites are the samsung pro line adata sp920's and sandisk extreme II although i do have anneutron gtx but it is now overpriced

[Clyne]

They aren't crappy as the V300 are.

[cikavuve]

Is it the best series of Crucial if not which one is the greatest. @Flight1sim Correction " most of them "

[TheSLSAMG]

They are competitve, cheap and fast.

 

I have a 256GB one, and I am overly happy with it. Many others are as well.

[OnekillWalter]

i got a mushin 240g for 119$ on newegg.ca. work as intended.

[Uphorics]

I find it funny that their M500 drives are technically upside down

[TheSLSAMG]

Is it the best series of Crucial if not which one is the greatest. @Flight1sim Correction " most of them "

From Crucial, the M550 are the best SATA consumer SSDs.

[Flight1sim]

Is it the best series of Crucial if not which one is the greatest. @Flight1sim Correction " most of them "

I have to say its probably the best. Crucial has great reliability,

[ObscureMammal]

 

Why everybody loves SSD Crucial MX100 series ?( same as title ha)  . if can someone explane why and if is there better ssd that crucial tell me 

 

 

right now it's one of the cheapest and it's just as fast as comparable ssd's (in most areas) and it has MLC nand

[themaniac]

very price competitive and very good support from crucial also i guess this was brought up because of tot's new vid

MY favorites are the samsung pro line adata sp920's and sandisk extreme II although i do have anneutron gtx but it is now overpriced

could you link me the video?

[LemonSpice]

could you link me the video?

oh its austin blank and its on his 4000 dollar rig

[themaniac]

oh its austin blank and its on his 4000 dollar rig

ok i'v been too lazy to watch all of that video

[flibberdipper]

They're an all around great SSD.

[TheProfosist]

Decent cheap ssds

[NannerBeans]

They are one of the cheapest drives and are faster than most budget ssds. 

[wpirobotbuilder]

Why everybody loves SSD Crucial MX100 series ?( same as title ha) . if can someone explane why and if is there better ssd that crucial tell me

For the price, they're one of the most competitive and you get some great data protection features (RAIN, some forms of power-loss protection, and hardware encryption). They also have good performance consistency (though not as good as Intel's 730 series or Samsung's 850 Pro).

 

Unless you know you need something different (like Intel's end-to-end data protection), the MX100 is definitely worth a long look.

[hojnikb]

For the price, they're one of the most competitive and you get some great data protection features (RAIN, some forms of power-loss protection, and hardware encryption). They also have good performance consistency (though not as good as Intel's 730 series or Samsung's 850 Pro).

 

Unless you know you need something different (like Intel's end-to-end data protection), the MX100 is definitely worth a long look.

Crucial has that too...

[wpirobotbuilder]

Crucial has that too...

How so?

 

Intel's end-to-end protection uses error correcting code (checksumming) when data is written to and read from the drive. Crucial does not have that.