#5207473

sykozis

2015-12-18 17:24

MyDigitalSSD has been selling products through Amazon for a while now. They seem to get reasonable reviews from buyers.

#5207490

CalculuS

2015-12-18 17:55

Thats extremely good pricing for the 240gb models, whats the catch?

#5207519

nhlkoho

2015-12-18 18:37

I've heard of mydigitalssd and have bought a couple things for my old Dell mini in the past but I didn't know they make their own ssd's. I'm assuming its just a rebrand of something else, but of what?

#5207576

tsunami231

2015-12-18 20:06

Thats extremely good pricing for the 240gb models, whats the catch?

that maybe the other SSD compnay might start selling that size for that price?, well one could hope hah.. Never heard of them either that that is some really nice speeds

#5207613

CalculuS

2015-12-18 20:48

that maybe the other SSD compnay might start selling that size for that price?, well one could hope hah.. Never heard of them either that that is some really nice speeds

Yeah thats why i'm skeptical, hope they didn't do the ol switcharoo like kingston did with the V300 ssd's.

#5207986

tsunami231

2015-12-19 19:50

I seen them from time to time on Amazon, then i seeing the samsung 850 Evo 256gb for 69$ every now and then to. would still prefer the name brand of samsung though

#5208638

Anarion

2015-12-20 19:24

Thats extremely good pricing for the 240gb models, whats the catch?

Mediocre random read speed and poor random write speeds when queue depth is low (which is usually closer to real world usage than, say, than 32 queue benchmark). And Phison controller... Good for sequential reads & writes but in heavy usage it struggles.

#5208643

CalculuS

2015-12-20 19:26

Mediocre random read speed and poor random write speeds when queue depth is low (which is usually closer to real world usage than, say, than 32 queue benchmark).

What would poor random read/write speed effect in a real world-situation?

#5208653

Anarion

2015-12-20 19:43

What would poor random read/write speed effect in a real world-situation?

Well, that's pretty much what real word performance is all about. If you use it as OS & software disk. If you just use it as storage then it doesn't matter. It's not (especially random write performance) as critical for games since random read/write would still be much faster than on any HDD and often games just read large packed files.