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Intel 600p series 256GB SSD vs SATA SSD
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J_E_D_70
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- Mar 21, 2012
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http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/best-ssds,3891.html
http://www.anandtech.com/show/9799/best-ssds
The 600p looks like the go-to drive but the MyDigitalSSD gets high marks too. I'd probably trust Intel a bit more.
The m.2 are much faster than standard SSD on paper, but talked to a friend the other day who has both and he said he's not sure there is much difference in real world use. I plan to get one when I upgrade.
I'd say get it if you don't need a ton of space right now. I've been gaming on a 250gb for four years but that's only enough room for basic stuff, two AAA titles, and a couple smaller games.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/9799/best-ssds
The 600p looks like the go-to drive but the MyDigitalSSD gets high marks too. I'd probably trust Intel a bit more.
The m.2 are much faster than standard SSD on paper, but talked to a friend the other day who has both and he said he's not sure there is much difference in real world use. I plan to get one when I upgrade.
I'd say get it if you don't need a ton of space right now. I've been gaming on a 250gb for four years but that's only enough room for basic stuff, two AAA titles, and a couple smaller games.
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