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Which ssd should I get?

rcpunk92

I am currently in the market for an ssd but there are so many to choose from. here are the three ive been looking at

OCZ Vector 256GB for 230$

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also comes with Farcry 3- http://www.ocztechnology.com/vector_farcry3/

samsung 840 pro 256GB for 240$

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or save some money and get the neutron gtx 240GB for 190$

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if there are any other you would reccomend i would like to know.

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You're not going to notice a realword difference in performance between any of them.

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Unless you're a serous power user you won't notice the difference. Get a crucial M4, save some $, and enjoy the performance. However, if you plan on putting the disk under extremely heavy workloads, you should be looking at the 840 pro or the Vector

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all listed solutions sound good to me. what is outstanding about the vector is that is performs well at almost everything.

HOWEVER, as others have stated, the real world difference is actually quite small. all three of these drives perform very well and either would be a great choice. Save some money and go for the m4 unless a ridiculous deal comes up for the other two..

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