SanDisk Extreme Pro 480 GB SSD on Amazon for US $279.99 + Shipping

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ReAvenger on 23/07/2014 - 23:36 amazon.com (142 clicks)
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The newly released Sandisk Extreme Pro SSD series is on sale both 240 and 480 GB are 35% off
The 240 GB is US $149.99, both are priced much better local stock but it still early days for this product series, if you don't mind overseas prdoduct and desperate for some new enterprise level SSDs this a good deal

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Innovative SanDisk nCachePro technology delivers sustainable high performance 24 x 7 x 365
Sequential Read Up To 550 MB/s; Write Up To 520 MB/s
Up to 33% longer laptop life
TRIM support and Background Garbage Collection constantly free up unallocated blocks that once held data to lower latency and boost performance
SanDisk SSD Dashboard includes S.M.A.R.T. support to monitor the health of your SSD in real time to prevent data loss
Endurance: TBW

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  jaypick on 23/07/2014 - 23:43

  This or Samsung EVO 840?

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    ReAvenger on 24/07/2014 - 00:20

    This a much better SSD on almost all levels, but for a lower price the 840 evo is the leader of the middle class of SSD

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      Mister Plod on 24/07/2014 - 00:59

      hmm… the 500gb evo can be had for ~$258 US, has approx 20gb more storage, and according to reviews is faster than the sandisk in almost every test except for sequential read.

      also in real world scenarios, most people aren't going to notice any difference in speed. i know i'd rather save $20 and get an extra ~20gb storage

      still, ok i guess if you want the cutting edge stuff :)

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        ReAvenger on 24/07/2014 - 01:09

        Virtually no real difference in real world usage, but the Sandisk is much more consistent and MLC nand delivers longer life span , you can check Anandtech review http://www.anandtech.com/show/8170/sandisk-extreme-pro-240gb…, they are respectable, generally unbiased and mostly reliable

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  jackau on 24/07/2014 - 02:14

  +1

  Both mlc and slc drives would last a normal adv windows user 5 plus years minimum even they write the drive 10gb a day.
  Would sata format still exist in 5 years time, yes, but likely second rated, and pcs be running on chip(Pcb memories by that time and size of a small box…

  So both drive would do well.

  Mx100 sells for 220 usd, but has less software support