Where to buy ssd?

JimmyRott

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I'm looking to buy a 500gb SSD. Saw a 850 samsung eve on wootware for R3099. Anyone know of a place where I can get one cheaper?
 
Head to Carbonite quickly. Saw a bunch of SSD's being sold at awesome prices.
 
Saw a 1TB SSD with a year warranty left on Carbonite for R3000.
 
Go buy from the Carbonite guys. I bought 3 there already and they are working perfectly. New ones that is. Solid guys there and they value their names and ratings.
 
I'm looking to buy a 500gb SSD. Saw a 850 samsung eve on wootware for R3099. Anyone know of a place where I can get one cheaper?

Do you just want speed?

Is size important?

Are you gaming?

Custom rig? - laptop?
 
Do you just want speed?

Is size important?

Are you gaming?

Custom rig? - laptop?

My hdd failed on my laptop. I'm tired of having hard drive failures every 2 years and as such decided to try going the sad route. Speed is a very welcome bonus.

Size is pretty important as I do not have another SATA slot in my laptop. I'm pretty set on 500gb as I think 250gb is too small and 1TB too expensive. I almost bought the 1TB on carbonate but I realised that it draws a lot more idle power than the samsung/corsair drives. Behind capacity, power draw will probably be the second most important thing for me. I'm not too worried about reading/writing at 550 MB/s, a couple of 100MB/s will be just fine.

I play some games, but considering I am on a laptop I'm not going to be buying the ssd for gaming performance.
 
You are not buying a 1TB SSD worth R6000 for half price because it uses 3W of electricity?
 
I almost bought the 1TB on carbonate but I realised that it draws a lot more idle power than the samsung/corsair drives. Behind capacity, power draw will probably be the second most important thing for me.

Does it draw more power than your current spinner? If not the I see no issue.
 
My hdd failed on my laptop. I'm tired of having hard drive failures every 2 years and as such decided to try going the sad route. Speed is a very welcome bonus.

Size is pretty important as I do not have another SATA slot in my laptop. I'm pretty set on 500gb as I think 250gb is too small and 1TB too expensive. I almost bought the 1TB on carbonate but I realised that it draws a lot more idle power than the samsung/corsair drives. Behind capacity, power draw will probably be the second most important thing for me. I'm not too worried about reading/writing at 550 MB/s, a couple of 100MB/s will be just fine.

I play some games, but considering I am on a laptop I'm not going to be buying the ssd for gaming performance.

You can't go wrong with the Samsung 840/850 Evo drives.
 
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