help needed to optimize my build

[jaapNL]

Hi Guys

 

I want to optimize my current build to get the most out of it without it being to pricey my GPU and CPU are not overclockt and i would like to buy a 128GB SSD but im not sure wat kind of SSD to chose 

 

My current build

 

CPU: Intel Core i5-3350P 3.10Ghz

RAM: 8GB Corsair vengeance 2X4GB DDR3 

GPU: MSI twin frozr GTX760 OC edition 

Case: Coolermaster K280

Storage: WD 1TB green Drive 

Motherboard: MSI H77MA-G43

PSU: Coolermaster B600

Operating system: windows 7 64 Bit 

[Nikolithebear]

I would go with the this drive ->  http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA2W02KJ5977&cm_re=120gb_ssd-_-20-721-107-_-Product

 

Its very good for the money.

[123h54ah56Sfdg54wh]

An SSD will indeed increase the general performance of your PC, time to boot, time to shut down, file transfer etc.. In games however, you will only see an increase in the time a map loads, it won't affect your FPS in any way.

 

I would go with the this drive ->  http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA2W02KJ5977&cm_re=120gb_ssd-_-20-721-107-_-Product

 

Its very good for the money.

 

So if your plan was to increase the general performance I second Nikoli.

[Bussinateur]

Kingston SSDNow is known to be easily bogged down over time. I suggest something like the Samsung 840Evo or the Adata SX900

[jaapNL]

Kingston SSDNow is known to be easily bogged down over time. I suggest something like the Samsung 840Evo or the Adata SX900

 

is it worth a diffrence of 28 canadian dollars between the kingston drive and the adata drive ?