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Poll Results: What brand SSD are you considering for your next upgrade?

 
  • 0% (1)
    ADATA
  • 2% (5)
    Corsair
  • 8% (16)
    Crucial / Micron
  • 55% (111)
    Intel
  • 2% (5)
    Kingston
  • 18% (37)
    OCZ
  • 0% (1)
    Patriot
  • 6% (13)
    Samsung
  • 3% (6)
    SanDisk
  • 2% (5)
    Other Brand
200 Total Votes  
post #461 of 704
12/14/11 at 3:39pm
1. OCZ
2. Best bang for the buck but must be SATA3
post #462 of 704
12/14/11 at 3:58pm
1. intel
2. price
post #463 of 704
12/14/11 at 4:01pm
.. and don't forget to hit the poll good people winknudge.gif

cheers ...
post #464 of 704
12/14/11 at 4:23pm
1. Intel
2. Performance
post #465 of 704
12/14/11 at 4:30pm
1. Probably OCZ.
2. A great price to speed ratio and is relatively reliable. Brand is not a big deal to me.
post #466 of 704
12/14/11 at 4:34pm
Pick me so I can win it!
post #467 of 704
12/14/11 at 4:37pm
1. I prefer Intel. Always had pretty good luck with them.
2. A combination of the two.Kinda broke right now so mostly price.Having 5 daughters kinda puts any NEW extras at the bottom of the list.
post #468 of 704
12/14/11 at 5:19pm

I.  Intel

2. Requirements = reliability and of course - speed!

 

post #469 of 704
12/14/11 at 5:47pm
I prefer Intel
I look for a combination of Reliability and Price which usually leads me to intel.
post #470 of 704
12/14/11 at 6:06pm
1.Which brand SSD are you considering for your next upgrade? Intel, OCZ, Crucial, Kingston, Patriot Memory, Samsung, or other?
Intel / OCZ


2.What do you look for when selecting an SSD? Price, Performance, Brand - or a combination of these elements?

A combination of price and performance, it must be on sale :P and perform on average with other drives of its class without a reputation of failure.
post #471 of 704
12/14/11 at 6:14pm
1. OCZ/Intel

2. Brand/Performance first, then price depending on size. Generally performance is the most important factor to me when I'm buying an SSD so its important it performs very well.
post #472 of 704
12/14/11 at 6:24pm
1. Intel
2. Performance/Reliability...
post #473 of 704
12/14/11 at 7:06pm
1) Intel or OCZ.
2) Balance between price, performance, brand. Kind of a cop-out answer but any purchase is always a balancing act of these 3 for me. I want a good deal for something that works well and isn't a piece of junk.
post #474 of 704
12/14/11 at 7:17pm
1. Intel

2. I'm mainly looking at price when checking out ssd's
Edited by a104375 - 1/1/12 at 10:12pm
post #475 of 704
12/14/11 at 7:37pm
1. I'm considering OCZ and Intel, Intel because I am using an Intel 80 gb on this machine and have had no problems. And OCZ because of their performance.

2. I like to consider all three, performance ,and price being the most important factors as well as brand.
post #476 of 704
12/14/11 at 8:03pm
1) Intel
2) reliability...
post #477 of 704
12/14/11 at 8:12pm
1 Intel
2 Performance:|mellow.gifmellow.gif
post #478 of 704
12/14/11 at 8:35pm
1. crucial
2. reliability
post #479 of 704
12/14/11 at 9:01pm
Hey, NB ph34r.gif

  1. Which brand SSD are you considering for your next upgrade? Intel, OCZ, Crucial, Kingston, Patriot Memory, Samsung, or other? Well, I was actually considering ADATA from Newegg due it's good ratio between size, speed and price.
  2. What do you look for when selecting an SSD? Price, Performance, Brand - or a combination of these elements? I was always big on price and speed utill I've realized my laptop's limitation i.e. Asus N82JV lists SATA II (300 MB/s) support. At this point I am really aiming at price : size ratio primarily. Although, I tend to give a lot of thought to the warranty policies for particular product over actual brand.

Thanks for informative and attractive holiday challenge, NB.
PS: I really want the INTEL one ph34r.gif
post #480 of 704
12/14/11 at 9:03pm
I've looked at the Intel and considered the Sandisk would probably go with Intel.

My biggest concern is reliability and data security. I don't mind paying more for quality. I do not want offshore junk if I intend to use it for important stuff.
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