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is the HyperX 3K ssd ok?

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Hey guys, title says it all, is the HyperX 3K ssd ok? i need an ssd to install bf4 and some other games on. or is a different ssd better for a lower price (under $100 AUD)


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RAM 8GB 1600mhz 

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Storage 750Gb 5400rpm   

Cooling  Crappy laptop fan 

Operating System  windows 8 64 bit

 


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kingston nand isn't good these days.... get a crucial mx100 

the write speeds on the 128gb model is only 150mb/s 

 

would an 840 EVO be better, since its 128gb model writes at 400mb/s apparently


CPU Intel I7-4700MQ @2.4 ghz, turbos to 3.4 

Motherboard  whatever toshiba put in the thing

RAM 8GB 1600mhz 

GPU  Nvidia Geforce GT 740M  

Storage 750Gb 5400rpm   

Cooling  Crappy laptop fan 

Operating System  windows 8 64 bit

 


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the write speeds on the 128gb model is only 150mb/s 

 

would an 840 EVO be better, since its 128gb model writes at 400mb/s apparently

Yes, it would be a better choice.

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The kingston 3k is actually a solid SSD, I would buy it over an 840 evo (I have an evo). It is also one of the longest lasting in the ssd endurance test. The sample size is really small so this doesn't say much but it beat the 840 evo and it's performance is very good too.

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I have the 120gig version and cant complain. I had it for over a year now, and have not noticed any problems :)

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I have both a HyperX 3k and a 840 Evo, both are solid drives, and I would not be afraid to rely on either drive.

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the write speeds on the 128gb model is only 150mb/s 

 

would an 840 EVO be better, since its 128gb model writes at 400mb/s apparently

 

Seqential speeds matter very little with ssds, especially write.

And this is how 3k rally performs

 

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Nowhere near 550/500 speeds you think it has.

 

Right now, mx100, 840evo or ultra ii are better choices.

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I have both a HyperX 3k and a 840 Evo, both are solid drives, and I would not be afraid to rely on either drive.

This is my thinking as well as I have one of each.

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