Depends on who you ask😏 my answer is maybe.... maybe not. All I know I got 480gb adata x8200 for $93 few weeks ago and that thing flies like crazy so if it gets lower than that I'll buy another one. It's a good option if your laptop has both SATA and nvme to use SATA for cheaper high storage mechanical drives and this one for OS and programs.
For $10 more you can get a Mydigitalssd BPX Pro 480. It uses the latest high end controller Phison E12 that has a much higher write speed (2100MBs vs 1625MBs) and endurance rating (800TBW vs 288TBW). The only other company using the same chip at the moment is the Corsair Force MP510 and thats a $500+ SSD.
Same speeds ? What are the SSDs that look similar to this that newest mother boards are taking now ?
M.2 nvme SSD is faster than 2.5 sata SSD. However 90% of the general population will not notice the few seconds difference in speed unless you're compiling and encoding for a living or you're more wife.
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Depends on who you ask😏 my answer is maybe.... maybe not. All I know I got 480gb adata x8200 for $93 few weeks ago and that thing flies like crazy so if it gets lower than that I'll buy another one. It's a good option if your laptop has both SATA and nvme to use SATA for cheaper high storage mechanical drives and this one for OS and programs.
Most likely. Especially as we approach BF.
Just watch out for Optane modules. They would only work with Intel CPUs
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NVM on that, I guess I'm outta the loop.
But seriously though, getting a standard SATA III SSD is probably in your financial best interest.
Same speeds ? What are the SSDs that look similar to this that newest mother boards are taking now ?
M.2 nvme SSD is faster than 2.5 sata SSD. However 90% of the general population will not notice the few seconds difference in speed unless you're compiling and encoding for a living or you're more wife.