Samsung SSD 840 evo 120 GB VS 850 evo 120 GB
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Offtopic to this forum I believe but its a good read http://www.custompcguide.net/compare-samsung-850-pro-versus-840-evo-and-840-ssd-series/
I'd go with Pro definitely...
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I'm building my first hackintosh so it doesn't matter if I use the 840 or 850? Either will work? Thanks!
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Both will work.
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The Crucial MX100 is a great SSD. When I covered it six months ago, it offered an unrivalled price per gigabyte, making the majority of other SSDs seem overly expensive, given the slim difference they offer in performance, for what in some cases amounts to paying twice the price.
The BX100 isn't a radical departure from the MX100. Once again, it's not trying to be the fastest drive on the market, something Crucial even says in its own marketing literature. But it's similarly affordable, with roughly the same pricing as the MX100.
If I were you I would take a look at Crucial BX100 vs MX100 and think again.
The BX100 isn't a radical departure from the MX100. Once again, it's not trying to be the fastest drive on the market, something Crucial even says in its own marketing literature. But it's similarly affordable, with roughly the same pricing as the MX100.
If I were you I would take a look at Crucial BX100 vs MX100 and think again.
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