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Corsair Force GS 128gb or Intel 520 Series 120gb

Harshith Mohan
By Harshith Mohan
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I would go for Intel. More reliable than corsair SSDs.

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I'm buying an ssd for my pc and I can't choose between those two.. Please help me :)

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I would go for Intel. More reliable than corsair SSDs.

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You could just go with the 840 Evo from Samsung. Those SSDs are pretty underpriced.

Is that better? In my place the intel one is just 1k (In my currency) expensive than samsung one.. Thats about $17..

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Is that better? In my place the intel one is just 1k (In my currency) expensive than samsung one.. Thats about $17..

Ah, well then it's not that bad. You just really won't notice the small increase in speeds.

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Crucial MX100 or M500

Should be cheaper than both of those and as an added bonus its not sandforce garbage.

These drives are old and not wroth buying.

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