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Whats a good SSD for the Price?

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Looking to buy an SSD for my new build but I don't want a huge one, just one that I can use to start off with :)

Any suggestions? Any are helpful

(For a gaming computer)

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that really depends on where you live. I would say, that the Crucial MX100 is really good price/performance wise.

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Looking to buy an SSD for my new build but I don't want a huge one, just one that I can use to start off with :)

Any suggestions? Any are helpful

I just posted this in Hot Deals.

for a 240GB I dont think you can beat it

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It's Black Friday week, any SSD is a good SSD for the price.  I personally recommend Samsung or Intel.

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Looking to buy an SSD for my new build but I don't want a huge one, just one that I can use to start off with :)

Any suggestions? Any are helpful

All these are within price and performance margin of each other and are good SSDs. Just get whichever's cheapest

 

Crucial MX100

ADATA SP610

Samsung 840 EVO

SanDisk Ultra II

HyperX Fury

OCZ ARC 100

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Im in the market for another SSD and all prices are good but the Samsung 840 comes with far Cry 4 for around the same price as all other 240's. Might be the winner

2nd place is the Intel cause it has a skull on it :)

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