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Crucial MX200 BX100 released

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Didn't find anything on them being released, just announced (used site:linustechtips.com in google)

 

Crucial's new SSD's, The BX100 and MX200 seem to have been released. For those of you that did not know yet here are the specs:

 

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More info can be found here courtesy of @kameshss : http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/285749-crucial-announces-mx200-and-bx100-ssds/

 

While not a huge upgrade to the MX100 (However the MX200 128 and 256GB models have significantly higher seq. writes than the MX100) they are still worth looking at, especially the BX100 with its new SM2246EN controller.

 

Prices in the netherlands at least:

 

MX200:

 

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BX100:

 

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Edit: Excuse me if this is a repost but nothing was found with google and I thought I'd make everybody aware of the release

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I'm really interested in the BX100.

Such a good deal even if the R/W speeds are slower, it's still fast as balls.

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Do you think that they're using the new 3D NAND?

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Do you think that they're using the new 3D NAND?

No, they're using the latest 16nm NAND.

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