Does anyone remember with Crucial had a firmware bug?
So did Samsung but don’t tell ok?
I’ve heard good thinks about Intel brand ssds
Except that 660p thing.
Those 840 normal drives
I have had a Samsung evo fail on me.
Thats only an issue if your using it for high end workloads, not an issue for the target audience
which one? I only had 840 evo for sata, I buy mostly pro drives (have a few nvme evo drivs but similar number of pro)
I have one of those and the news popped up after I bought the drive. Still in the same system for 4 years, owned it for 5 years and didn’t bog down. I guess I got lucky!
850 Evo, flawless. Love it and would recommend Samsung for flash storage.
Also had great luck with SanDisk memory (pen drives and SD cards) so I guess their SSDs are just as good.
They work it just if you let data sit on them for long periods of time and didnt apply the update it was a bit slow
It didn’t ask me to update the firmware and I don’t do Windows updates on it since 2016.
It wasnt a windows update it was a samsung firmware
It was an 850 evo 120gb. I had it for a few years before it started writeholeing
Big yikes
On Windows we used procmon
(Process Monitor). On Linux I personally use iotop
.
Huge number of options in the Linux world. Not sure about the current version of Windows though — been out of that scene for a while now.
I honestly don’t care. If ain’t broke don’t fix it, right?
I’ll bite my tongue on that one.
Not really, usually they are ordered from Amazon and Newegg
You get what you pay for