Don't see any info about DRAM cache, don't bother unless you don't have choice.
I would rather buy from well established brand.

covid-19 slows everything down. there is nothing new and exiting in terms of ssd technology because of it :/

Nowadays can get 1TB SSD for about RM500.
Not Samsung of course, but as 2nd drive for games only it is good enough. Many brands also now able to achieve same performance as Evo series.

hi guys
need to replace my father lenovo yoga 2 dying harddisk
current storage is 500gb sshd

may i know what is the best model/brand for 2.5 SSD now with a budget of rm300?

need to buy it today

thanx guys 🙏

CRUCIAL 500GB MX500

https://shopee.com.my/Crucial-MX500-500GB-S...6936.1489599224

Got good offer for Patriot burst ssd.
Is this brand good enough?

Patriot are well known for its high speed RAM, I'm pretty sure their SSD line up are good too, just check for any review before purchase

guys is Adata SU650 suitable to keep games? Or should get SU800 better?

How about comparison to WD Blue?

This post has been edited by beebee: Jun 23 2020, 12:13 PM

Hi,

Do you know any shops provide the service to clone HDD to SSD Drive?

Thank you,

Based on this SSD list SU650 is DRAM-less. SU800 is better as it have DRAM.

ohh didnt know the list exists, gonna use it now thanks

basically any reputable computer shop....
which area you wanna try?

Don't bother doing drive cloning; you are much better off backing up your personal files and making a proper clean install of the OS instead

plus another mandatory thing to do after clean install, delete the old win10 boot entry , google it yerself,
so you dont confused everytime windows ask you to choose OS. and you wasted another 5 minutes booting into old windows lol

The DRAM is quite small... around 32MB for a 480GB, I think. But better than none? It's cheap for sure, but your mileage will vary in terms of performance as OS drive.

I want only 250gb. Just for few game for my laptop.
My criteria is durability. Don't want ssd that kaput within a year like my Kingston a400

I have used patriot 480GB for OS drive for an older system, so far no issues in 2 years. Bought another 960GB for game storage

What make ssd to kaput easily?
Is it because of dramless?

My a400 breakdown twice in 2years end up I go for sshd for my pc

Smaller SSD have shorter durability due to repeated read and write (or program/erase... PE cycles). So recommended to get 480GB or larger

Haha just take 500gb

250gb not enough already in 2020😂🤣

This post has been edited by skylinelover: Jun 24 2020, 10:03 AM