Which cheap 120gb SSD should I go with?

[t33to]

Looking at this page. http://www.ncix.com/category/solid-state-drive-ssd-ssd-120-to-160gb-95-1275-2210.htm

 

There is a kingston, and a sandisk, a patriot and adata ssds' for $60ish. They all pretty much the same?

[MegaDave91]

Whichever offers better warranty/ customer service.

[Amazingasian]

I know for a fact the Samsung, Kingston and Adata are good.  Not sure about the Patriot and Sandisk though.  

[pcman365]

kingston v300s are bad sandisk has good speeds but build quality isnt great patriot and adata not to sure about them

[yuh25]

My Sandisk worked great till I needed more space and got an upgrade 

[DankMemes420]

Looking at this page. http://www.ncix.com/category/solid-state-drive-ssd-ssd-120-to-160gb-95-1275-2210.htm

There is a kingston, and a sandisk, a patriot and adata ssds' for $60ish. They all pretty much the same?

I was able to pick up a Samsung 850 evo 250gb for something like $USD75 on Amazon. I believe that price is still available. I'm not sure on the price of the 120gb, but I imagine it'd be $60 or lower.

If you're in Canada, I'm sure you'd still be able to get free or very cheap shipping on it provided you order through Amazon's US site

[jramsden]

I would go with the Samsung or Kingston, have seen both and used the Kingston myself with no issues

[t33to]

I'm reading up now on some 7mm and 9mm connector on ssds. What is that referring to?

 

I need to hook it up to a MSI H81M-E34 motherboard and an EVGA 500W 80 PLUS CERTIFIED ACTIVE PFC 12V power supply.

[8tE1GH7]

I'd say Samsung, Adata and Plextor are the best. Mushkin SSDs are good as well, underrated IMO.