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#21
Feb 21 2016 10:59am
The sequential read and write performance depeds on the revision of the ssd. Some use asynchronous some synchronous NAND.
http://media.gamersnexus.net/images/media/2014/features/v300synch-bench2.jpg

You can find the entire article about the difference of the 2 versions here: http://www.gamersnexus.net/guides/1360-kingston-v300-asynchronous-vs-synchronous-benchmark?showall=1

EDIT: My bad... i did not see that there was a difference in the model sizes. Looks like the 480gb model actually does reach 450mb/s read speeds.
Sadly still not worth it since write speed and IOPS still sucks.

This post was edited by maulepan on Feb 21 2016 11:06am
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Feb 21 2016 11:19am
Quote (maulepan @ Feb 21 2016 08:59am)
The sequential read and write performance depeds on the revision of the ssd. Some use asynchronous some synchronous NAND.
[URL=http://media.gamersnexus.net/images/media/2014/features/v300synch-bench2.jpg]http://media.gamersnexus.net/images/media/2014/features/v300synch-bench2.jpg[/URL]

You can find the entire article about the difference of the 2 versions here: [URL=http://www.gamersnexus.net/guides/1360-kingston-v300-asynchronous-vs-synchronous-benchmark?showall=1]http://www.gamersnexus.net/guides/1360-kingston-v300-asynchronous-vs-synchronous-benchmark?showall=1[/URL]

EDIT: My bad... i did not see that there was a difference in the model sizes. Looks like the 480gb model actually does reach 450mb/s read speeds.
Sadly still not worth it since write speed and IOPS still sucks.


If your not doing Video editing or any task requiring a lot of writes 8+ hours a day, and if you are not running any databases and looking through a bunch of small files continuously. Then it is definitely worth it.
For a gamer who just plays a few games and just browses the internet, this is all you need. For the price per GB this is a great deal even if it has slower writes, it is still of great value, and would probably be the #1 value SSD on the market.

However, it seems like the price is a mistake on part picker and it is actually not that cheap. It's actually $130. So this goes out of the window now.
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#23
Feb 21 2016 11:50am
Quote (Fr3nChi @ Feb 21 2016 12:43am)
WTF are you talking about, this PSU is way more then enough and reliable for this build. It has 4.23/5 user review rating on Newegg out of 292 reviews...
For a $1200 build, that is good enough for a PSU. Plz stop talking out of your ass.

However, I did find a deal on a better 650W PSU Gold+ certified and Fully modular. Also you can add 100W for $10 but you don't need it. (Only $2 more)
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/BmMh4D
Total: $1189.22 without MIR
Total: $1164.22 with MIR


Uses Newegg reviews/10

Nobody that does builds recommends those PSUs. If you're willing to spend $1200 on a PC then why cheap out on the PSU?

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Feb 21 2016 03:27pm
Quote (Deny @ Feb 21 2016 11:50am)
Uses Newegg reviews/10

Nobody that does builds recommends those PSUs. If you're willing to spend $1200 on a PC then why cheap out on the PSU?


i mean i kind of do, always choose the 500/600B over those though
like you said, not for $1200 builds lol
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Feb 21 2016 03:29pm
Quote (Penguins0690 @ Feb 21 2016 04:27pm)
i mean i kind of do, always choose the 500/600B over those though
like you said, not for $1200 builds lol


Problem is like Secksii pointed out, their reviews are not the most trustworthy.

I use this instead: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html
It's based off of manufacturers and OEM parts.
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Feb 21 2016 04:00pm
Quote (Deny @ Feb 21 2016 04:29pm)
Problem is like Secksii pointed out, their reviews are not the most trustworthy.

I use this instead: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html
It's based off of manufacturers and OEM parts.





The EVGA GS power supplies are the good ones...aka...Seasonic.
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#27
Feb 21 2016 08:58pm
thx guys
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