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I think i'm finally going to get an SSD

Camul

So, I'm looking at getting a 120GB, since I won't be putting a lot on to it anyway. I'm hoping not to spend too much, so I was wondering if the Samsing 850 Evo is a good choice? It's £54.

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Yeah, 850 EVO is good.

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£54?! dayum, that went down in price. Yeah, go snap it up.

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I have two of them, they are great! both the 120 and 250 are super cheap on Amazon.

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Thanks guys. I got it. Will hopefully be here for tomorrow. :)

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Just something to note, I wasn't super impressed with my upgrade from hdd to hdd+ssd in my laptop (750GB WD blue to WD black2)

This is because the SSD portion was vastly bottlenecked with the sata 2 interface in my laptop. This is probably not applicable in your case.

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