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HyperX Fury SSD Vs Kingston SSD. Which one?

danhulud
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As the topic title states really. I was wondering which is more reliable it terms of drive failure, or is it a case that they both perform just as well and reliability is pretty negligible?


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Go by price, most SSD's have at least 500mb/s write.

 

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Go by price, most SSD's have at least 500mb/s write.

Nope

 

 

Kingston Ruined the V300 series and the HyperX is just a much better option (i have a 120GB version and it has a 450mb/s read and write)

Both are made by kingston i think though, and the V300 has often displayed 150mb/s read and write, which isnt much better than a HDD.

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Go by price, most SSD's have at least 500mb/s write.

 

Price is very little, literally a difference is a couple of quid. The FuryX has 500mb whereas the Kingston is 450mb

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