- Aug 11, 2011
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Hello
My use case:
Price wise, in my country right now the 750 EVO is +-USD112 and the LE 480 is +-USD122.
I am leaning towards the Sammy as I can keep an extra 10GB or so unallocated compared to the LE, but I would like your opinions please, especially in terms of which drive will/should/might last longer.
Thank you
Andrew
Edit:
Corsair Force LE SSD 1TB Review
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/corsair-force-series-le-ssd,4558-5.html
"Don't overlook this drive as you're shopping for parts to build a mainstream PC with lots of storage space. The 480GB Force LE qualifies for the same praise, given nearly identical performance."
Samsung 750 EVO 500GB SSD Review
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/samsung-750-evo-500gb-ssd-review,4601-3.html
"Samsung's 3D V-NAND has a reputation for incredible endurance, as shown in several reports online, but we don't know a lot about the endurance of its new 16nm planar TLC."
"The 850 EVO performs more like a premium SSD under heavy loads, while the new 750 EVO handles like a mainstream SSD during heavy workloads. I hope that you caught that last line; the Samsung 750 EVO performs like other companies' mainstream SSDs under heavy workloads, which means the drive delivers mainstream performance with a near entry-level price."
My use case:
■boot drive
■general usage
■gaming
■firing up dev tools like Visual Studio, decompilers, SQL Server and the like occasionally
■I am planning on keeping this drive alive and kicking for the next 5+ years.
Price wise, in my country right now the 750 EVO is +-USD112 and the LE 480 is +-USD122.
I am leaning towards the Sammy as I can keep an extra 10GB or so unallocated compared to the LE, but I would like your opinions please, especially in terms of which drive will/should/might last longer.
Thank you
Andrew
Edit:
Corsair Force LE SSD 1TB Review
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/corsair-force-series-le-ssd,4558-5.html
"Don't overlook this drive as you're shopping for parts to build a mainstream PC with lots of storage space. The 480GB Force LE qualifies for the same praise, given nearly identical performance."
Samsung 750 EVO 500GB SSD Review
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/samsung-750-evo-500gb-ssd-review,4601-3.html
"Samsung's 3D V-NAND has a reputation for incredible endurance, as shown in several reports online, but we don't know a lot about the endurance of its new 16nm planar TLC."
"The 850 EVO performs more like a premium SSD under heavy loads, while the new 750 EVO handles like a mainstream SSD during heavy workloads. I hope that you caught that last line; the Samsung 750 EVO performs like other companies' mainstream SSDs under heavy workloads, which means the drive delivers mainstream performance with a near entry-level price."
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