Hi everyone,
i'm currently looking to buy a new notebook. I will be buying either the Sager NP8230 or NP8250 (probably the 8230)
and now i've come to decide if i'm taking the mSATA drive they offer me ( Crucial 256GB CM4 Series mSATA SSD - Preconfigured as an OS Drive (Primary Drive C) +CA$242.65 ) or this one here
Newegg.ca - Plextor M5M PX-256M5M mSATA 256GB SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) ( Plextor M5M PX-256M5M mSATA 256GB SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) +CA$221.99).
EDIT: find this one too : http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=179_1089&item_id=055988
I'm looking for a 240 or 256Gb mSATA in for around 230$.
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thanks,
Alex
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Get the Plextor. It's essentially an msata M5 Pro
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Hands down Plextor, M4 is too old, if you say its the new M500 vs m5m it would take some debate before a decision can be made....
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I'd still spend the extra $13 and get the Plextor, but if you'd rather save a few dollars and have slower 4k reads/writes, then by all means go ahead
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once i install the SSD, is it hard to format so it becomes my main C drive ? -
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Last thing I'd like to say is that a lot of people would probably recommend the m4, but they're reasoning would have to do with popularity and not performance. Plextor is just as reliable as Crucial, if not more so and if you were asking which sata III SSD to get, I would definitely be saying Samsung 840 Pro and not Plextor. The only reason I have an M5 Pro instead of an 840 Pro is because I needed something before the 840 Pro was released. That said, I'm entirely happy with my M5 Pro purchase
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the notebook comes with a 750GB 7200RPM HDD, so that's why i want to add the mSATA drive so i can install couples games and OS (win8 64bit)
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tilleroftheearth Wisdom listens quietly...
Love the M4...
But it is time to say goodbye to an old friend...
Plextor is the better buy going forward (and good advice to have the SSD or HDD you're installing Windows to as the ONLY storage device in the system at time of install...).
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tilleroftheearth Wisdom listens quietly...
No, it shouldn't be hard.
Just remove it from the drive bay (hopefully this is easily accessible on your new system) and put it back after Windows is fully installed. -
ok ok! Or can i just buy a SSD and no HDD and put everything on an external hard drive?
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which mSATA drive should i get??
Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by alou180, Jun 20, 2013.