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What is a good brand of traditional SATA SSDs for the operating system?

I bought a new 256GB GOODRAM SSD from Allegro's official store and it was defective. I don't trust GOODRAM. The system failed three times and I didn't know what it was because I didn't believe a new drive could be faulty. What are good brands of traditional SSDs to buy in Poland to have Windows on them? (I don't want any M.2 NVMe).

I bought a new 256GB GOODRAM SSD from Allegro's official store and it was defective. I don't trust GOODRAM. The system failed three times and I didn't know what it was because I didn't believe a new drive could be faulty. What are good brands of traditional SSDs to buy in Poland to have Windows on them? (I don't want any M.2 NVMe).

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Agnois

Based on information from my husband, I can recommend the Samsung 870 EVO 1TB 2.5" SATA III SSD. It costs around 300 zł and meets all requirements.

Based on information from my husband, I can recommend the Samsung 870 EVO 1TB 2.5" SATA III SSD. It costs around 300 zł and meets all requirements.

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It seems that good brands of traditional SATA SSDs are: Samsung, Crucial, Kingston, and SanDisk. All of these brands enjoy a good reputation, have high-quality workmanship, and offer various SSD models at reasonable prices. However, it is worth remembering that even the best brands can sometimes release a faulty product, so it is always worth carefully reviewing the opinions of other users before making a purchase decision.

It seems that good brands of traditional SATA SSDs are: Samsung, Crucial, Kingston, and SanDisk. All of these brands enjoy a good reputation, have high-quality workmanship, and offer various SSD models at reasonable prices. However, it is worth remembering that even the best brands can sometimes release a faulty product, so it is always worth carefully reviewing the opinions of other users before making a purchase decision.

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Zbigniew Bartuzi

"I have installed several Goodram disks at my place and for friends, and none of them malfunction. Recently, based on very good reviews, I also use Crucial disks."

"I have installed several Goodram disks at my place and for friends, and none of them malfunction. Recently, based on very good reviews, I also use Crucial disks."

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Amigo00

I can recommend the Crucial 2,5" SATA SSD MX500. It's not expensive and have a lot of very good reviews.

I can recommend the Crucial 2,5" SATA SSD MX500. It's not expensive and have a lot of very good reviews.

Anonymous

Some time ago, I installed Patriot Burst SSDs in 2 laptops and 2 stationary PCs as system drives - bought at different times, from different sources. They have been working for a good couple of years, working day in day out, no problems. They are definitely cheap drives, and I have a very good opinion about them. In one stationary I also assumed Samsung EVO 860 and also zero problems. The only SSD that failed me (problems with starting and then running Windows, system freezes) was some Silicon Power, but it didn't break down completely, because after formatting it and transferring it to an old laptop, it works somehow. I think you must have been unlucky and got a defective piece - they should replace it under warranty.

Some time ago, I installed Patriot Burst SSDs in 2 laptops and 2 stationary PCs as system drives - bought at different times, from different sources. They have been working for a good couple of years, working day in day out, no problems. They are definitely cheap drives, and I have a very good opinion about them. In one stationary I also assumed Samsung EVO 860 and also zero problems. The only SSD that failed me (problems with starting and then running Windows, system freezes) was some Silicon Power, but it didn't break down completely, because after formatting it and transferring it to an old laptop, it works somehow. I think you must have been unlucky and got a defective piece - they should replace it under warranty.

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