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1 hour ago, VitalLogic said:

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I'd say Crucial or Samsung. Maybe even consider 850 EVOs.

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1 hour ago, VitalLogic said:

Out of those I'd go with the BX200. Mainly because I don't trust Kingston after the V300 fiasco and the 750 EVO is kinda old. 

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Just now, TheRandomness said:

*sigh* No one will agree with you. 

 

Out of those I'd go with the BX200. Mainly because I don't trust Kingston after the V300 fiasco and the 750 EVO is kinda old. 

the 750 is newer than the 850 FYI

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2 minutes ago, TrigrH said:

its a slower cheaper version of the 850

Could've called it the 830 or something...

Welp this is now my SSD of choice for new builds besides the BX200 and 850 EVO. 

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8 minutes ago, VitalLogic said:

So I guess I am going with the Crucial.

I'd go with the 750 EVO for $5 more.

http://ssd.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Samsung-750-EVO-250GB-vs-Crucial-BX200-240GB/m71929vs3626

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Just now, linushellskitchentips said:

slow pc is aceptable as long as it does the job

Maybe in your opinion. Everyone disagrees with you, however, including me. An SSD saves valuable time where people could be working instead of waiting for their stuff to load.

If you think that "slow pc is acceptable as long as it does the job" why did you join this forum? It's all about custom PCs and speeding them up.

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1 minute ago, ThinkWithPortals said:

Maybe in your opinion. Everyone disagrees with you, however, including me. An SSD saves valuable time where people could be working instead of waiting for their stuff to load.

If you think that "slow pc is acceptable as long as it does the job" why did you join this forum? It's all about custom PCs and speeding them up.

well i joind the forums cause linus promoted this forum in his videos plus sooner or later ill have that god daned 853 dollars for a custom pc without the ssd

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1 minute ago, linushellskitchentips said:

well i joind the forums cause linus promoted this forum in his videos plus sooner or later ill have that god daned 853 dollars for a custom pc without the ssd

If you're spending 853 dollars on a PC, why would you want it to boot slowly? For a PC that expensive it would be downright stupid not to include an SSD.

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On 09.08.2016 at 1:58 PM, ThinkWithPortals said:

If you're spending 853 dollars on a PC, why would you want it to boot slowly? For a PC that expensive it would be downright stupid not to include an SSD.

well cause ssd just doesent fit the budget cause the full price of that pc would be 1000 dolars

853 dolars for that pc +200-300 dolars the processor

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