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Western Digital WD Blue 3D NAND 500GB Internal SSD - SATA III 6Gb/s 2.5"/7mm Solid State Drive, $59.99 + FS @ Newegg
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| Product Name: | WD Blue 3D NAND 500GB Internal SSD - SATA III 6Gb/s 2.5"/7mm Solid State Drive - WDS500G2B0A |
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Why would someone prefer this WD Blue drive vs a Adata SU800 (or SU760) which are almost the same price, faster, and have better reliability?
Thanks.
https://ssd.userbenchma
Why would someone prefer this WD Blue drive vs a Adata SU800 (or SU760) which are almost the same price, faster, and have better reliability?
Thanks.
https://ssd.userbenchma
Short answer: b/c many ppl don't know that the different colors mean different qualities. Had an SU800 SSD 1TB fail just before its warranty ended (thankfully before not just after, which seems the usual Murphy's Law).
However, overall, happy with ADATA SU series.
Why would someone prefer this WD Blue drive vs a Adata SU800 (or SU760) which are almost the same price, faster, and have better reliability?
Thanks.
https://ssd.userbenchma
Why would someone prefer this WD Blue drive vs a Adata SU800 (or SU760) which are almost the same price, faster, and have better reliability?
Thanks.
https://ssd.userbenchma
Why would someone prefer this WD Blue drive vs a Adata SU800 (or SU760) which are almost the same price, faster, and have better reliability?
Thanks.
https://ssd.userbenchmark.com/Com...2687vs3913 [userbenchmark.com]
Deciding a SSD for a notebook/ultrabook is completely different from deciding a SSD for a desktop setup with high air flow.
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Why would someone prefer this WD Blue drive vs a Adata SU800 (or SU760) which are almost the same price, faster, and have better reliability?
Thanks.
https://ssd.userbenchma
Why would someone prefer this WD Blue drive vs a Adata SU800 (or SU760) which are almost the same price, faster, and have better reliability?
Thanks.
https://ssd.userbenchmark.com/Com...2687vs3913 [userbenchmark.com]
If you don't really care about small performance gains and just want something faster than an HDD (like me) then this WD blue drive with a 5 yr warranty is a fine deal.
For memory, Kingston should be 1st but don't know if that is true for SSDs.
Just bought a Kingston SSD for $55 which is a tad cheaper than this WD.
For memory, Kingston should be 1st but don't know if that is true for SSDs.
Just bought a Kingston SSD for $55 which is a tad cheaper than this WD.
The 2nd tier is Toshiba, WD/SanDisk, Micron/Crucial, and any name brand that makes its own NAND flash.
The top tier is Intel and Samsung.