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Sweet. Thanks guys, I'll check them out. How does the 730 series compare to them?

 I have an Intel 730 SSD, an 850 Pro and an 850 Evo. all of which run great, and the real world performance between all of them are the same.

 

I got the 730 because it was on sale and I heard they were great, and reliable, so I picked one up. I'm pretty sure its just in the BIOS settings, but this system seems to boot up the fastest of all the SSD's I've owned (and I've gone through quite a few different brands/Models of them)

 

I got the 850 Evo because I was looking for a cheaper, but also told to be realy reliable as well SSD

 

I got the 850 Pro because again, I heard it was really reliable, and most of all, has a 10 Year warranty on it as opposed to the 5 Year on the Evo

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You will not notice any real world performance gains, spending that extra cash for a more "high end" SSD. 

Samsung 850 EVO / Crucial MX200 are the best price vs performance SSD's right now, imo.

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I recommend the Samsung 850 Pro, as it is very fast and also VERY reliable.

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Sweet. Thanks guys, I'll check them out. How does the 730 series compare to them?

 I have an Intel 730 SSD, an 850 Pro and an 850 Evo. all of which run great, and the real world performance between all of them are the same.

 

I got the 730 because it was on sale and I heard they were great, and reliable, so I picked one up. I'm pretty sure its just in the BIOS settings, but this system seems to boot up the fastest of all the SSD's I've owned (and I've gone through quite a few different brands/Models of them)

 

I got the 850 Evo because I was looking for a cheaper, but also told to be realy reliable as well SSD

 

I got the 850 Pro because again, I heard it was really reliable, and most of all, has a 10 Year warranty on it as opposed to the 5 Year on the Evo

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