Should I get Sandisk Ultra II SSD or other $75 drive ?

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Hey.
Should I get Sandisk Ultra II 120gb SSD comparing to other $75 drives ? I can see alot of threads about Ultra, Ultra Plus and Extreme models here, but no any about Ultra II.
I am looking to Kingston V300, Crucial MX100 or M500, Intel 520 Series too, but seems like this one is the best ?
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Kingston changed out the V300 NAND flash for cheap stuff that fails a lot sooner, they did this AFTER the reviews for the V300 came out, so they LIED and cheated on their clientele. That is NOT good.

OCZ used to make good units, I own a Vertex 4, but they are behind in tech due to financial issues.

Intel is overpriced and also a bit behind in tech when it comes to SSDs. They are VERY good in the Enterprise space though.

Corsair does not make any decent up to date SSDs anymore, and even their older units are horribly overpriced.

Sandisk generally uses any NAND flash they have available and also have older controller, their units are unpredictable in performance and unreliable. They are essentially a lucky packet. You could get a...
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But the Sandisk SSDs are very good, better than crucial, Intel is also a good brand, of course that exist some bad brands, but SanDisk, Kingston, Crucial, Samsung, Intel, OCZ, Corsair and Seagate are the best.
 
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Kingston changed out the V300 NAND flash for cheap stuff that fails a lot sooner, they did this AFTER the reviews for the V300 came out, so they LIED and cheated on their clientele. That is NOT good.

OCZ used to make good units, I own a Vertex 4, but they are behind in tech due to financial issues.

Intel is overpriced and also a bit behind in tech when it comes to SSDs. They are VERY good in the Enterprise space though.

Corsair does not make any decent up to date SSDs anymore, and even their older units are horribly overpriced.

Sandisk generally uses any NAND flash they have available and also have older controller, their units are unpredictable in performance and unreliable. They are essentially a lucky packet. You could get a great one, or you can get a really bad one.



Meaning the current only modern, reliable, well priced and good performing SSD makers left include, Samsung and Crucial.
 
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