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@Alex_Mat94 The Samsung 850 EVO is what's everyone trying to beat, but they still can't get there. :) 

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15 minutes ago, Alex_Mat94 said:

Hy guys is the Samsung 850 evo better than the hyper x ? Ssd

Is it better? yes

Will you notice a real difference? probably not

If it is quite a bit cheaper, get the hyperx

 

 

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17 minutes ago, Alex_Mat94 said:

Hy guys is the Samsung 850 evo better than the hyper x ? Ssd

The 850 EVO is faster but the main advantage over the Hyper X is that it uses VNAND which should offer a lot higher durability and life span.

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22 minutes ago, Alex_Mat94 said:

Hy guys is the Samsung 850 evo better than the hyper x ? Ssd

simply put it, yes.

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Hyper X Fury is very average and the 850evo is amazing, I have both. 

 

Will you notice much between the 2? No, i often switch SSDs and I don't notice a different. 

 

What would I recommend you get? SK Hynix SL308 and Crucial BX300 are meant to be very good and preform closely to an 850EVO, the ADATA SP550 and Kingston UV400 are also good, but not as good as the 850evo but they are also a lot cheaper. 

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