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I am looking to buy an SSD. I want reliably and not much in speed. What controller will be best, Marvell or Sand force?

It'll be hard pressed to tell a difference. Both will be good in reliability and will outlast how long you use the drive for. Issue nowadays is moving away from controller and more regarding the actual NAND flash

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It'll be hard pressed to tell a difference. Both will be good in reliability and will outlast how long you use the drive for. Issue nowadays is moving away from controller and more regarding the actual NAND flash

How reliable is the MLC NAND flash?
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as with anything you get what you pay for. i've got the 730 series myself

And you yourself a very overpriced drive, that has nothing going for it except for intel badge.

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Just get MX100/M500/M550 whatever is the cheapest.

They are plenty fast and pretty reliable (not an issue anymore with most ssds anyway).

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