Which SSD to choose?

[Guest AhmedShaikh]

Which one is better- Adata sp600, kingston uv400, sandisk ssd plus, toshiba q300.

[genexis_x]

None of them is good...Any other options?

[-rascal-]

Out of the four, the ADATA SP600 would be the better performing.

Of course, as @ZM Fong mentioned, there are better performing SSD's available.

However, if you are limited to these SSD's due to cost, ADATA SP600.

 

Just an example, ADATA SP600 vs Kingston UV400:

http://ssd.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Kingston-SSDNow-UV400-240GB-vs-Adata-SP600-256GB/m137815vsm8707

 

Samsung 850 EVO vs ADATA SP600:

http://ssd.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Samsung-850-Evo-250GB-vs-Adata-SP600-256GB/2977vsm8707

 

 

[genexis_x]

1 hour ago, -rascal- said:

Out of the four, the ADATA SP600 would be the better performing.

Of course, as @ZM Fong mentioned, there are better performing SSD's available.

However, if you are limited to these SSD's due to cost, ADATA SP600.

 

Just an example, ADATA SP600 vs Kingston UV400:

http://ssd.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Kingston-SSDNow-UV400-240GB-vs-Adata-SP600-256GB/m137815vsm8707

 

Samsung 850 EVO vs ADATA SP600:

http://ssd.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Samsung-850-Evo-250GB-vs-Adata-SP600-256GB/2977vsm8707

 

 

I believe that there are better options at the same price range.

[ChuckMaurice]

I  had bad experience with low-end SSDs (not in performance, but in life expectancy) so I restrict myself to these 3 brands:

- Samsung: 850 EVO, 850 Pro for high end

- Crucial: MX300 is really at a good price. MX200 was awesome

- Intel: if price drop. Those are the most durable SSDs I know.

 

If you want to stick to your list, I'd get the Sandisk but I haven't tried the Adata.