Is this SSD any good?

[CSI Creebles]

So I found this SSD off of Amazon for 38 EUR and I'm curious to know if it's any good. I already have a Samsung that I use for Windows and Arma3 but it's full now and wanted to put other games on it. Not here for the argument "you won't get any benefits" as personally I am in fact getting benefit from it.

Obviously I'm not expecting exceptional performances as long as it's more than a normal HDD.

Btw it's a SanDisk Plus SSD 120GB 2.5" Sata III. I'm also open for more suggestions around that price range so like no more than 45 EUR

 

[Ayub Ahm3d]

I had one of thoose.

Do not recommend you buying SanDisk items.

If you do avoid smaller types since their chips is known for burning for som odd reason

PS 

What I just wrote is stuff I heard. I worked well when I had it

 

[CSI Creebles]

Also found these:

• Kingston UV400 
  
• Kingston A400
  

 

[Saul Goodman]

Strongly suggest the Samsung Evo Series currently have my Windows and Main Games installed on it and have had no problems for 3 years. Little bit more expensive.

 

[CSI Creebles]

Strongly suggest the Samsung Evo Series currently have my Windows and Main Games installed on it and have had no problems for 3 years. Little bit more expensive.

Yeah it's very good, I'm using one for windows but it's over my budget rn

 

[HipsterJesus]

I would stick with Samsung 850 series or Intel ssd. Thay have been most reliable over the years,

 

[CSI Creebles]

I would stick with Samsung 850 series or Intel ssd. Thay have been most reliable over the years,

As I said, over the budget :/ 

Plus will only store game related things so no big deal if I have to send one back

 

[HipsterJesus]

As I said, over the budget :/ 

Plus will only store game related things so no big deal if I have to send one back

Well then just buy which ever you want if you don't care about performance and stability. 

 

[CSI Creebles]

Well then just buy which ever you want if you don't care about performance and stability. 

Ofc I do care, just can't go for the top performance ssd on the market and ofc it's better if I get the best one available rn for the budget I have.

That's why I'm asking here!

 

[Samatlewis]

Ofc I do care, just can't go for the top performance ssd on the market and ofc it's better if I get the best one available rn for the budget I have.

That's why I'm asking here!

Or you could wait and get one that will potentially last longer and perform better when you can afford a better drive? If it’s only for games, just make do with the games you currently have?

 

[Russlyman]

I would recommend buying a Samsung SSD, i've had one for around 3 years and I haven't noticed a drop in performance yet.

 

[SGT Dean Hastings]

Strongly suggest the Samsung Evo Series currently have my Windows and Main Games installed on it and have had no problems for 3 years. Little bit more expensive.

I'm With Saul, I have a Samsung Evo Enterprise edition SSD and its lasted 5 years with no problems. 

I had one of thoose.

Do not recommend you buying SanDisk items.

If you do avoid smaller types since their chips is known for burning for som odd reason

PS 

What I just wrote is stuff I heard. I worked well when I had it

Everyone I've known who has bought Sandisk as also had problems. 

 

[LukeN]

I’ve had a Sandisk for 2 years without issue.

 

[Simon Ross]

I have never had issues with Sandisk (Never lost files etc from them) however that is with extreme edition sd cards for camera/Go pro. Same with thumb drive.