Just get the Pendrive Nano. They are really cheap. Even the 1TB is sold at RM1 per GB

You're only going to use it as external drive. And the PenDrive Nano read & write speed is 350MB/s. How much faster do you want?
The Samsung T3 only goes up to 450MB/s, not that much different anyway

Pendrive Nano 512GB is sold at RM538
Samsung T3 500GB is sold at RM1239

You decide yourself

Lazada & lelong
For an SSD, I would rather buy locally instead of buying it overseas
Samsung does not provide international warranty for their SSDs

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Sep 17 2016, 06:34 PM

Time to pow my company again for a 1TB 960 Pro

Anyone wants my 7 months old 512GB 950 Pro? Full package including receipt
RM1K

Paid for a 256GB Samsung 850 EVO today to replace my MacBook Pro SSD today at Digital Mall but the shop accidentally gave me 1TB Samsung 850 Pro
Only realized it when I arrive home

Anyone wants a new & sealed 1TB Samsung 850 Pro for RM1.5K?
I don't need that much

Offcourse la. Bought new mah. Still sealed until now
Don't want to open it as 1TB for OS is way too big for my MacBook Pro
Already have 1TB in the 2nd hdd caddy installed in the original DVD drive
That's normal, because the disk has yet to be initialized, it doesn't even have a partition table
Haven't you ever bought a new HDD / SSD before this?

Just pick GPT then press OK, from there you will be able to partition the drive

Also, why are you doing this in Windows? Just do a clean installation lar, when you're doing the Windows installation, Windows will automatically display the drive in the setup and partition it accordingly

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Sep 30 2016, 05:21 PM

2TB is RM5.2K
Have to think of a way to convince my company to buy this for me

Google la
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NVM_Express

You need UPS
This will help you a lot in the long run

But when there's a blackout, immidiately save everything and shut down your PC la, jangan pakai sampai battery UPS habis pulak

Uninterruptible Power Supply
Something like emergency battery for your PC

You can buy a new unit for around RM150 ~ RM200
If you love your system then this is the only way. It's just a 1 time purchase

Just remember to save everything & shut down the system as soon as possible

Just take the basic one will do
I'm using 1 on my PC, but I only connect the PC itself to the UPS. When there's a blackout, I immidiately press the power button on the casing to safely shutdown the PC
I don't wait for anything, even when the game is still running

Monitor, speakers and everything else is connected to the main power source

I also use 1 UPS on for my UniFi BTU & router. This way, even if there's a blackout, I can still use internet to pass the time

PS: The battery on the UPS doesn't last forever, you need to replace it every 3 ~ 5 years depending on the surrounding temperature & how often you use it

IINM, most of TM's distribution box use a different power source & has their own backup power
Cannot confirm much because I neither work with TM nor TNB to clarify further

But I'm lucky enough whenever there's blackout, I can still enjoy my Unipai on my phone / tablet

Sandisk Ultra II 240GB SSD
Read Speed - 550MB/s
Write Speed - 500MB/s

Sandisk SSD Plus 240GB
Read Speed - 530MB/s
Write Speed - 440MB/s

CrystalDiskInfo
Google for it

Leave the company lor

Warranty:
950 Pro - 5 Years
960 Evo - 3 Years

Chips:
950 Pro - MLC
960 Evo - TLC

Small correction:
All Samsung 9xx series are NVME M.2 SSDs

Yes, that is indeed an SSD, but it's an external SSD, it'll function like a normal external HDD

It doesn't matter if your system doesn't support SATA 3
Any SSD has the backward compatibility function so even if you install the SSD on a SATA 2 / SATA 1 platform, it will still work

Do a clean install instead
Then you have nothing to worry about
No, you will not see any differences when switching AHCI SSD to another AHCI SSD

If you want to see real differences, switch to NVME, preferably Samsung 960 Pro, only then you'll see the difference

I know
That's why I said do a clean install if you're worried about someone shifting through your stuff