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Crucial MX500 500GB 3D NAND SATA 2.5 Inch Internal SSD| $51.99 + Free Shipping
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Newegg has Crucial MX500 500GB 3D NAND SATA 2.5 Inch Internal SSD, up to 560 MB/s - CT500MX500SSD1 on sale for $51.99 after code.
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https://www.newegg.com/crucial-mx...20-156-173
Code: 93XQP85
https://www.newegg.com/crucial-mx...20-156-173
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Better than the Samsung Evo? $60
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Might just be me, but I look to Samsung as the gold standard. Spend a little more on my gaming rig and spoil it with some Samsung drives.
However I use PNY, Crucial, Kingston, Sandisk, HP, ADATA, & SK hynix (for the first time this year) SSDs for all my projects or retrofitting older PCs for CL. Whatever is on sale. I have not had an SSD fail in the last 5+ years (that I know of) and that makes for roughly 100 units from various retailers and brands. I do tend to buy the well reviewed and higher end models from each brand.
I do lean a little harder towards Crucial tho. Personal experience and bias.
Have not tried Seagate or WD SSDs yet.
I would recommend this model specifically.
I bought this same drive last year for my mid-2012 MacBook Pro. The difference in performance was night and day. Much faster startup, apps opened faster, and the internet seemed quicker; everything was just snappier after installing this SSD. It came just in time too because everything is videoconferencing now, and my Mac has become a workhorse. So far, I've had zero problems with it. The install was super easy too. At this point I suspect the logic board and other components will fail before the SSD.
Edit: also, it was $80 when I bought it last February or March.
From a performance, endurance perspective, I don't find the premium for Samsung worth it anymore as long as there is a SK Hynix alternative.
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Crucial isn't that far off in endurance and may have a slightly better controller. They all fall in the same ssd tier
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Edit: also, it was $80 when I bought it last February or March.
Just an fyi, you would have felt the difference in performance even with the crappiest SSD you could find. I remember getting a 60GB OCZ Vertex with 1/5th of the speed of this drive and it made my old laptop feel brand new.
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Amazon won't match Newegg after-coupon prices which is why Newegg does this so much.
Amazon won't match Newegg after-coupon prices which is why Newegg does this so much.
And if Amazon or BB won't match the sale price, there's often something else within a few dollars of price with no limits if I need more than 2-4.
Then there's times when you run into other weirdness, just today I was working on a system with an m.2 slot, I popped an 860 EVO in there and the system was like, NOPE. Did some research and discovered those systems will ONLY take an NVMe drive, not an m.2 SATA. Fortunately I had one from a previous SD I hadn't deployed yet, so I used that to upgrade it. Never a dull moment.