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Post #55210106 added 11-23-2012 6:11 PM by ejicon in Archived Deals
What a confusing thread. Just do some research and stop listening to people in this forum.
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Post #55211644 added 11-23-2012 6:48 PM by ot444 in Archived Deals
Thanks for replying. I also noticed this on the Amazon description page: So I would need something other than that due to it mounting in a Mac Pro? I'll ask on the forums you suggested also.
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Post #55180220 added 11-23-2012 8:54 AM by TheAnarchist in Archived Deals
I'm patiently waiting for a deal on an 830 or M4.
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Post #55180938 added 11-23-2012 9:07 AM by klase21 in Archived Deals
840 Pro and 830 are based on MLC, this 840 is based on TLC which has short life span and shows lower performance.
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Post #55181214 added 11-23-2012 9:13 AM by vettefan8 in Archived Deals
I bought multiple 830's for less than $139.99 if you count my ebay bucks :D $169.99 from the newegg ebay store - $34.00 in ebay bucks = $135.99 each.
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Post #55183428 added 11-23-2012 9:55 AM by Donkii in Archived Deals
Nice price. It may not be the PRO series but I don't care. Picked one up. Thanks OP.
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Post #55204444 added 11-23-2012 4:31 PM by Vision33r in Archived Deals
For the type of performance most people need today, any SSD is good enough. Access time > transfer rate for launching apps. For folks that do video rendering or transcoding stuff then transfer...
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Post #55204544 added 11-23-2012 4:34 PM by Vision33r in Archived Deals
At 10GBs of writes per day, the TLC NAND lifespan is 3.5years for 128GB. I doubt anyone writes 10GBs of data everyday for 3-4 years. For enterprise this is not good enough.
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Post #55210846 added 11-23-2012 6:25 PM by cocacolakid in Archived Deals
You will need an adapter, but you'll have to do a little research to find the correct one. Most of the traditional 2.5" to 3.5" adapters are for side mounted drives like in normal PC cases, they...
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Post #55212758 added 11-23-2012 7:14 PM by SDCali in Archived Deals
dang.. i just bought the 500gb velociraptor for 80 bucks here. im tempted to get an SSD.. just read this whole thread. Im a gamer.. that means im on my computer for quite a while. it looks like i...
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Post #55234376 added 11-24-2012 8:11 AM by creamyhorror in Archived Deals
Interestingly, if you read the AnandTech forums you would have noticed the reviewer saying that his 840 (non-pro) drive died not long after he wrote the review. It isn't in the article at all. This...
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Post #55235958 added 11-24-2012 8:52 AM by cocacolakid in Archived Deals
Your link doesn't work.
+26 Score 124 Replies 31,335 Views
Post #55224240 added 11-24-2012 12:22 AM by irishrally in Archived Deals
I'd like to thank all the 830 fanboys for helping to drive down the prices of the 840 drives. It amazes me that almost no one seems to have read the AnandTech review. And yeah I'm a little...
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Post #55187642 added 11-23-2012 11:09 AM by cardio in Archived Deals
will this fine piece of technology work on a new laptop?
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Post #55192490 added 11-23-2012 12:31 PM by aqan in Archived Deals
how do you find out if it is compatible with your laptop?
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Post #55195422 added 11-23-2012 1:18 PM by timta2 in Archived Deals
You find out the maximum thickness in mm (millimeters) that your laptop can support and then you find a SSD with that thickness or less. If you post the make and model I'm sure someone would help...
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Post #55186372 added 11-23-2012 10:47 AM by PlatinumX in Archived Deals
In for 1 for a server lab environment. Thanks OP
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Post #55187220 added 11-23-2012 11:02 AM by TinyRK in Archived Deals
NO! Especially since you seem like to upgrade from a normal mechanical drive.
+26 Score 124 Replies 31,335 Views
Post #55188880 added 11-23-2012 11:33 AM by buddybd in Archived Deals
This is a good deal even if it is slightly slower than the 830. And I won't say the difference in speed isn't noticable as I myself saw the difference between a 128GB M4 and a 120GB Sandisk SSDX,...
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Post #55175648 added 11-23-2012 7:22 AM by sam55 in Archived Deals
Correct this was released in October
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Post #55176726 added 11-23-2012 7:46 AM by blackblaze in Archived Deals
ahh, thats the clarification I needed. I guess if this was the pro, it would have been FP and sold out.
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Post #55180652 added 11-23-2012 9:02 AM by farmfresh in Archived Deals
according to their website only in NY and NJ "Sales Tax Local sales tax applies to orders being delivered in New York and New Jersey. We do not accept resale or tax exempt status on online...
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Post #55182824 added 11-23-2012 9:44 AM by de3th in Archived Deals
cheaper on newegg since you get far cry 3 for free
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Post #55182906 added 11-23-2012 9:45 AM by EddieWoah in Archived Deals
Apparently me and few other SDers are the only ones who have read the reviews. At least you say that's it's a great since since most complain about it's TLC or speed. Then the same people either buy...
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Post #55187864 added 11-23-2012 11:14 AM by cbr9rider in Archived Deals
Will these drives work in PS3. If so is there really any benefit?
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Post #55196588 added 11-23-2012 1:41 PM by cocacolakid in Archived Deals
The 830 and 840 both have the same 3 year warranty. http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/memory-storage/MZ-7PC256N/AM-features ...
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Post #55196082 added 11-23-2012 1:31 PM by chanhol in Archived Deals
I should have noted, mine is mid-2009 unibody 13" MBP. Lots of problems with the Nvidia AHCI and SandBridge, etc. I'm venturing in over my head a bit, and am fine updating the firmware, turning TRIM...
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Post #55196126 added 11-23-2012 1:32 PM by Bushrod in Archived Deals
I'd much rather wait for a deal on the 830 and pay an additional 20 bucks or so. Faster and additional 2 year warranty, indicating it's more reliable. Edit: 830 actually has a 3 year warranty...
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Post #55196250 added 11-23-2012 1:35 PM by aqan in Archived Deals
amazing.. repped
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Post #55196312 added 11-23-2012 1:36 PM by cocacolakid in Archived Deals
I can't give you any advice on that, but I would recommend that if you haven't posted this question on the MacRumors forum, go do that and see what people with experience have found to work best so...
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Post #55200170 added 11-23-2012 2:56 PM by Bushrod in Archived Deals
You are correct, thanks. I was misinformed by the cnet review for the 840.
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Post #55199952 added 11-23-2012 2:51 PM by cutiger04 in Archived Deals
This doable for an early 2008 Macbook Pro? if so, what "kit" do I need to install it?
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Was all set to pull the trigger until I seen the $18 lower... not a big enough slick deal for me! :p lol
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Post #55205328 added 11-23-2012 4:53 PM by ot444 in Archived Deals
I would like to install this in my Mac Pro desktop. Does it have everything I need in the box to do so? Do I need any sort of adapter?
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Post #55188598 added 11-23-2012 11:28 AM by spocko in Archived Deals
The SanDisk uses toggle NAND flash memory. To quote Hard OCP: "this type of NAND is considered the premium NAND for SSDs because of its high speed and resistance to performance degradation" The...
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Post #55190576 added 11-23-2012 12:00 PM by mattspalace in Archived Deals
Other than benchmarks, you'll NEVER notice the difference. This should be FP.
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Post #55196356 added 11-23-2012 1:37 PM by carbonfiber in Archived Deals
http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Product/678?vs=532 beside the write is a bit slower than 830, the specs looks decent for this price. .....still on the fence, want to get two 128GB drives for raid-0
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Post #55168556 added 11-23-2012 3:30 AM by 56XNO in Archived Deals
No, this uses a cheaper kind of flash memory. So, 830 is faster than 840.
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Post #55168670 added 11-23-2012 3:38 AM by waveofdestiny in Archived Deals
Is this an iphone joke? LOL. Anyways, the 840 is slower than the 830. The 840 *PRO* is faster than the 830.
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