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Samsung 860 EVO 2TB SSD review
Posted by: on: 01/23/2018 05:00 PM [
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Samsung releases its 860 EVO series SATA 6 Gb/s SSDs. Available from 250 GB up-to 4 Terabytes, this new revision is fabbed with 64-cell layer V-NAND and their new MJX controller. Armed with truckloads of performance and interesting pricing, Samsung will once again set the tone.
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Khronikos
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Posted on: 01/24/2018 01:14 AM
Right. They clearly hit a wall here. Not much else to say but a minor update to the 850 EVO, which is nice. I will be getting the 2TB version of this or probably Crucial's offering for my main PC. Already have a 850 Pro in my PS4.
But yeah performance and stuff is pretty much all the same for the top brands.
So 850 EVO v3 with a new controller.
Right. They clearly hit a wall here. Not much else to say but a minor update to the 850 EVO, which is nice. I will be getting the 2TB version of this or probably Crucial's offering for my main PC. Already have a 850 Pro in my PS4.
But yeah performance and stuff is pretty much all the same for the top brands.
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Posted on: 01/24/2018 02:31 AM
Considering how close in performance this is to the Crucial MX500 1tb and that the 960 Evo 1tb is 100€ more expensive i think ill be going for the former.
Considering how close in performance this is to the Crucial MX500 1tb and that the 960 Evo 1tb is 100€ more expensive i think ill be going for the former.
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Posted on: 01/24/2018 08:52 AM
Not close at all. 900 series are NVMe. MX500 is a contender to 800 SATA series.
Considering how close in performance this is to the Crucial MX500 1tb and that the 960 Evo 1tb is 100€ more expensive i think ill be going for the former.
Not close at all. 900 series are NVMe. MX500 is a contender to 800 SATA series.
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Posted on: 01/24/2018 09:38 AM
Great hard-disk replacement for smaller laptops which support single 2.5" drive (1 or 2TB version)
NVMe drives are nice and everything, but they are still very pricey for the size, and games are HUGE these days, meaning I'd have to use the 2nd drive in a laptop, which is usually a crappy HDD, killing all my loading times.
Glad to see 4TB is finally reaching mainstream, a bit expensive but eh, it will come down, slowly but surely.
Great hard-disk replacement for smaller laptops which support single 2.5" drive (1 or 2TB version)
NVMe drives are nice and everything, but they are still very pricey for the size, and games are HUGE these days, meaning I'd have to use the 2nd drive in a laptop, which is usually a crappy HDD, killing all my loading times.
Glad to see 4TB is finally reaching mainstream, a bit expensive but eh, it will come down, slowly but surely.
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Posted on: 01/24/2018 02:29 PM
Hahah oops my bad, edit '860'. Fat fingers..
Not close at all. 900 series are NVMe. MX500 is a contender to 800 SATA series.
Hahah oops my bad, edit '860'. Fat fingers..
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Posted on: 01/24/2018 06:14 PM
Right. They clearly hit a wall here. Not much else to say but a minor update to the 850 EVO, which is nice.
About the wall, I wonder if there ever will be a new SATA III controller that addresses the end of the SSD curve that is still not amazing (small random reads/writes and heavily mixed reads and writes).
Optane technology addresses this pretty well but clearly we wont be seeing SATA III Optane drives.
Right. They clearly hit a wall here. Not much else to say but a minor update to the 850 EVO, which is nice.
About the wall, I wonder if there ever will be a new SATA III controller that addresses the end of the SSD curve that is still not amazing (small random reads/writes and heavily mixed reads and writes).
Optane technology addresses this pretty well but clearly we wont be seeing SATA III Optane drives.
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Posted on: 01/24/2018 06:56 PM
The first company that can provide me with a 2tb 150 euro drive will have my money and my hhd's will have only back up and very bulky data storage use, some huge games still getting installed to my hdd's
The first company that can provide me with a 2tb 150 euro drive will have my money and my hhd's will have only back up and very bulky data storage use, some huge games still getting installed to my hdd's
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Posted on: 01/24/2018 07:44 PM
That might happen in 5 years
The first company that can provide me with a 2tb 150 euro drive will have my money and my hhd's will have only back up and very bulky data storage use, some huge games still getting installed to my hdd's
That might happen in 5 years
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Posted on: 01/24/2018 11:51 PM
"a 500 GB Series 860 is now guaranteed at 300 TBW"
300,000 GB/ 500GB = 600
600 PE cycles? should it not be 6000 or something like that?
"a 500 GB Series 860 is now guaranteed at 300 TBW"
300,000 GB/ 500GB = 600
600 PE cycles? should it not be 6000 or something like that?
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Posted on: 01/25/2018 07:14 AM
Yep,maybe higher but i think when it does we will mostly say good bye to our hdd's
till then a 250 ~500 gb ssd for operating system and programs will do for me ... i still have my intel 330 120 gb and have 2 games in it ... normally the ones i really play and the rest is hdd's
That might happen in 5 years
Yep,maybe higher but i think when it does we will mostly say good bye to our hdd's
till then a 250 ~500 gb ssd for operating system and programs will do for me ... i still have my intel 330 120 gb and have 2 games in it ... normally the ones i really play and the rest is hdd's
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Posted on: 01/25/2018 02:03 PM
But then, there is another problem. Samsungs are available worldwide in large quantities. Crucials/Microns are cheaper, but have very limited availability and only in few countries. It's almost impossible to find them in retail.
Hahah oops my bad, edit '860'. Fat fingers..
But then, there is another problem. Samsungs are available worldwide in large quantities. Crucials/Microns are cheaper, but have very limited availability and only in few countries. It's almost impossible to find them in retail.
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Posted on: 01/26/2018 03:35 AM
Fair enough, luckily in Austria we dont have that problem
But then, there is another problem. Samsungs are available worldwide in large quantities. Crucials/Microns are cheaper, but have very limited availability and only in few countries. It's almost impossible to find them in retail.
Fair enough, luckily in Austria we dont have that problem
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So 850 EVO v3 with a new controller.