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Mar 20 2016 10:19am
I have an ASUS ROG Laptop that I'm looking to install an m.2 SSD and use for bootup/programs and use the standard HDD for just storage. I got it on cyber monday and its been running great, just looking for that extra nice boot time

Its this laptop:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834232770&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-PC&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-PC-_-pla-_-Gaming%20Laptops-_-N82E16834232770&gclid=Cj0KEQjwlLm3BRDjnML3h9ic_vkBEiQABa5oeZJ7-wtwFwBDJaWgV_YgnsOX8mopVb5r-iau6pAAB_caAvnE8P8HAQ&gclsrc=aw.ds

i7 6700HQ
16 GB DD4
GTX 960M 2 GB

Looking for one in the 250 GB size range
Budget $100-$150

Seems like the samsung evo 850's are the most popular but just wondering if there is better for the same price? I have very limited knowledge on SSDs
I don't mind spending a little bit more for quality/reliablity
I don't need "the best one thats 5% better than all others at double the price" either, realiablity is more important to me

Thanks for any advice.

This post was edited by MrShowtime on Mar 20 2016 10:19am
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Mar 20 2016 12:24pm
Just go with the Samsung.

Other brands you'd have to look and see if they make their own controllers and NAND.
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Mar 20 2016 12:26pm
Quote (Deny @ Mar 20 2016 11:24am)
Just go with the Samsung.

Other brands you'd have to look and see if they make their own controllers and NAND.


pretty much this,
ur looking for reliability and quality. While other ssd's are reliable too, the difference is that samsung backs up their word and fixes shit IF something goes wrong on their end.
they got no one else to blame but themselves.
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Mar 20 2016 05:13pm
OK, will go with samsung

thanks

edit: 79.99 on newegg for the 250 GB, just ordered it.

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Quote (MrShowtime @ Mar 20 2016 06:13pm)
OK, will go with samsung

thanks

edit: 79.99 on newegg for the 250 GB, just ordered it.


good price
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