M. 2 bang for buck

[SniperDude]

Looking at the read and write of some I've seen they don't seem to differ much
From a normal ssd.????


What's the best bang for buck m. 2 I only need about 250GB for the OS and a few programs
Not much point of the.

 

[richthomuk]

My basket at Overclockers UK:

• 1 x Intel 600P 256GB M.2-2880 PCI-e 3.0 x 4 NVMe 3D NAND Solid State Drive (SSDPEKKW256G7X1)= £79.99

Total: £88.69
(includes shipping: £8.70)
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[Smrtka]

I am looking at that drive too, but I have MSI Gaming 5 z97 and it has only gen 2 m.2 port so will not get the speeds

1x 2280 Key M(PCIe Gen2 x2/SATA) from manufactures website....

 

[HazardO]

Remember to take write tolerance and warranty into account when deciding whether an SSD is good value. Especially if it's going to be your system disk.

 

[Smrtka]

This has got - Backed by Intel's five year warranty.

that dont seem too bad

 

[8 Pack]

Intels testing is very rigerous. I would not worry about any Intel product with regards to longevity etc.

Coming from Enterprise class they need to be very robust.

I think also the Intel drives are great bang for buck and readily available too.

 

[HazardO]

Intels testing is very rigerous. I would not worry about any Intel product with regards to longevity etc.

Coming from Enterprise class they need to be very robust.

I think also the Intel drives are great bang for buck and readily available too.

Agreed, they do seem to get quite a good press. And available. Unlike the sami 960.

 

[SniperDude]

actually considering this it seems much quicker on paper

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/sams...-3.0-x4-nvme-solid-state-drive-hd-22g-sa.html