I'm looking for 240GB version of SSD. Any brand/model recommendation?

I found Intel 335 series 240gb for RM 599.

Budget range less than rm 650.

Where to buy or buy with the kit, hard disk cloning tools. In which i don't have to reinstall OS.

Thanks

How much does a Samsung pro 830/840 240GB sad going to cost? Seems to be the best of the best.

What about corsair force 3? How good is it?

Well my requirement is 240gb minimum for a drive.

Does every SSD sold comes with data migration?

Compare with Corsair F3 240GB and Intel 335 240GB, which is better performance and reliable?

Since Intel 335 series 240GB @ RM 585. Anyone can share experience on how good this SSD perform?

Planning to use SSD for main programs and gaming programs. Perfect choice?

Back from LYP yesterday. 120GB seems the most popular SSD to go with. But shortage..

Found OCZ 120GB @ RM 310

Dare not try. Even there is sandisk SSD 120gb rm 309.

I end up getting intel 330 120gb rm 360 from Viewnet. Can't get corsair force 3 120GB rm 339... All out of stock.

I was in LYP on Wednesday. 120GB very limited. 520 series none.

Now I have headache on getting the best value and performance for 2 units of 240gb SSD.

Force 3 240gb rm 588 but worry out of stock.

Plextor is old company, made popular of CDRW and DVD drive back in early 2000's

Wonder their SSD is that reliable...

Intel brand has been famous for reliability and low RMA rate. But performance seems not that great for 3xx series.

520 Series is great but out of my budget scope.

Jayacom Intel 330 SSD 240GB RM 555 (is it 330 or 335???)

Viewnet Intel 335 SSD 240GB RM 569

Okay then, I'll go with 2x Intel 335 Series 240GB. Jayacom sells for RM 555 but mention Series 330, could it be an error?

I didn't mention im going to use on my P45, I've plans to build another RIG.

Samsung 840, read the review. Doesnt seem to last as long as Intel MLC

C-Zone and Viewnet is selling plextor m5s 128GB SSD @ rm 299

Yes it's cheap and runs on refined Marvel controller. Bought my plextor M5S 256GB @ rm 595 each.

Plextor use common MLC chip where else Samsung tries a new TLC chip. For mainstream and popular SSD goes MLC type.

Intel uses SandForce controller and is widely claim that they perform at best for compressible data but sucks at incompressible data. Where else Marvel controller is different. It can be customized firmware to blend with manufacurer requirement. Crucial and Plextor is a good example using marvel controller. The only good thing about intel is they provide screw, adaptor mount and SATA6 cable.

Get from hanny652 or shops like C-Zone & Viewnet. Selling rm 299

SLC > MLC > TLC. MLC is still the best for mainstream. TLC is for low end user where performance is not their priority. Such as Samsung 840 which is TLC based.

What if I told you that if you scroll a post before me was the seller I mention? Hahaha

I have no experience with the 128GB but 256GB yes. Performance is great. Boot up needs around 23-25 seconds from the moment GPU bios appears on screen. Pretty fast I would say. Of course 128GB will be slower but not a big impact. Even my intel 330 120gb manage around 23-25 second. Basically SSD is about read speed. Reason why I choose plextor due to marvel controller which works great.

As of production dated back in February 2013, all plextor M5S SSD is firmware 1.03 I just check with plexitool software.

Having highest performance will not gain much notice due to SSD is already proven fast. Is whether you're going to do benchmark most of the time or utilize the benefit of SSD in processing programs.

Most of us utilize SSD because of high read speed not the write speed. You mostly grab data not input data cause input data is still best use on HDD.

End of the day, get MLC NAND type and value for money.

Well it seems to be that way. Rm 299 gets you 128GB instead of. 120GB SSD. You get marvel controller chipset. MLC NAND flash chips.

So far hanny652.

Or else lowyat plaza Viewnet and C-zone. Frankly speaking best place to get PC stuff still lowyat plaza.

Plextor M5S 128GB @ RM 299 is already at a good bargain. Better grab it before is gone. Is true right now RAM and SSD price is increasing due to shortage. Now is not the best time to get RAMS but while SSD is selling at low price, grab it first