Samsung 840 Evo is the faster drive.

Bro you've been asking about GPUs and SSDs since V4. Did you buy the 290 yet?

oredi lar... asus one

Sometimes people just need to take the leap of faith. Endless questioning on which is faster is never ever going to justify the actual user experience. Basically, I doubt if one could actually feel the difference, on top of what the numbers on the chart shows. If one has never used a SSD before, even going for the el-cheapo Kingston V300 is going to be like miles faster than whatever they've ever used before.

Well, that ones settled. So now SSD just get the Intel 530. Chocobo7779 said the same back in V4 as what rav3n82 told you earlier. Plus it has a 5 year warranty. Can't go wrong.

i've used sandisk one b4... just dono how others fare.

Sandisk Extreme II? Ultra Plus? Those are pretty fast Sandforce based drives.

Yeah I know. But I was more of just wondering if he did get the GPU yet, cuz I remember he was comparing between 290, GTX780 and GTX560 SLi or something similair. Forgot what it was exactly. So just wanted to ask.

But yeah, for SSDs of similair class you can't tell the difference if you're just gaming or doing normal computing. Just pick one with a long warranty and good track record and you're good to go.

ultra plus only.. not that rich buy extreme

oredi bought whole set of customized desktop lar, just that now asking for ssd only...

120GB one? Seriously, I would suggest not upgrading your SSD, unless maybe you're considering going for higher capacity only. You would unlikely feel the difference in doing so.

raven, how come i look at the viewnet pricelist, got two types evo, one with 3y warranty another one with desktop kit? whats the use of the kit?

Desktop kit is with the 3.5" to 2.5" adapter, cable and screws. Seems like they have 2 options, one with, another without (just drive only). Usually Intel ones come with desktop kit by default.

http://www.samsung.com/uk/consumer/memory-...evo/MZ-7TE120KW

got use or not? why 3.5 instead of 2.5?

nice, how much is that and from where u bought the casing?.

This post has been edited by TheHitman47: May 18 2014, 05:01 PM

SSD are typically 2.5" based drives. Older casings may not have proper mountings for 2.5" drives, so the 3.5" adapter may come in handy there.

No issues with modern casings now, as they usually come with a dedicated 2.5" mounting point.

Thanks man. It cost RM289 from DotaTech aka linglong.

That is one real nice casing. It comes with 3 fans? 2 red led and 1 normal right?

Correct. But to replace the front two fans with JetFlos is brilliant. Tons of airflow.

But would Jetflos running at full rev be noisy?