Which SSD is best?

[zcalpey]

I am looking to build a PC and have a few options of SSDs. Which one should I use in my build:

1) Team T2535T480G0C101

2) Team T253TD480G3C101

3) ADATA ASU650SS-480GT-C

4) Patriot PBU480GS25SSDR

Here is my current setup Incase you were wondering: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/V6KDJ8

[kirashi]

7 minutes ago, zcalpey said:

I am looking to build a PC and have a few options of SSDs. Which one should I use in my build:

1) Team T2535T480G0C101

2) Team T253TD480G3C101

3) ADATA ASU650SS-480GT-C

4) Patriot PBU480GS25SSDR

Here is my current setup Incase you were wondering: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/V6KDJ8

Since Micron is one of the only two SSD manufacturer's (Samsung is the other manufacturer) who make 100% of the drive from FLASH NAND to the controller itself, I'd recommend whatever best bang for buck option Samsung has available for you, or Crucial's (owned by Micron) MX500 series drives. IMO it's worth the extra $10-15 over the other brands, but if money is the ultimate concern, then I'd go with the ADATA drive.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0786QNS9B/

[vanished]

Best in what?  Most capacity?  Fastest?  Most durability?  Most space per $?  Something else?

[zcalpey]

9 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

Best in what?  Most capacity?  Fastest?  Most durability?  Most space per $?  Something else?

All around. They are all the same price so I’m just looking what would be best to add into my pc. If you were building my PC, which one would you choose?

Edited July 22, 2018 by zcalpey

[vanished]

8 minutes ago, zcalpey said:

All around. They are all the same price so I’m just looking what would be best to add into my pc. If you were building my PC, which one would you choose?

If it was me, tbh, none of them.  If this is for a boot drive, I'd probably go NVMe, but regardless Samsung has the best speeds I think and I'd go for that.  Or if you don't like samsung for one reason or another, or the slightly higher prices, I'd probably get something from the MX500 series.  If maximum performance doesn't matter, it's possible the ADATA would be fine (it would certainly be my pick out of that list) but it's pretty new and we don't know much about it other than that's designed to be budget, so consider what that implies.