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Hey guys i recently just bought a r9 280x 3GB and its great but i now feel like putting a SSD into my system but im not sure on what to get. I think i want around 250GB of storage for around 80 pounds and i found [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] but some of the reviews really put me off of it so i'm not sure if i should buy it. Any suggestions ?

Thanks for the help guys
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Thanks very much, looks great
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Kingston drives aren't very good. 850-EVO is your best choice. Great drive, I have one myself and love it.
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Sanctyy wrote Kingston drives aren't very good. 850-EVO is your best choice. Great drive, I have one myself and love it.


Personally, i've never had a problem with a kingston SSD.

I have one, and it works perfectly fine.
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Furdew wrote
Sanctyy wrote Kingston drives aren't very good. 850-EVO is your best choice. Great drive, I have one myself and love it.


Personally, i've never had a problem with a kingston SSD.

I have one, and it works perfectly fine.

I didn't say there were problems with them, I said they aren't very good. Kingston done a bait and switch a while back on their V300, and Fury drives. It's all better now as far as I'm aware but the 850-EVO is a better SSD.
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