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Specifications
Manufacturer
Kingston
Part #
Manufacturer
Kingston
Capacity
120 GB
Price / GB
$2.194
Type
SSD
Form Factor
2.5"
Interface
SATA 6 Gb/s
NVME
No
SSD Controller
Sandforce SF-2281
SSD NAND Flash Type
Varies
Price History
Reviews
- 54 points
- 40 months ago
from completed build Unfinished Business
OS drive and keeps them boot times low so I can't complain
- 42 points
- 40 months ago
from completed build Red Themed Performance PC
Nice little cheap SSD that I use as a boot drive. Never had one die or fail on me.
- 41 points
- 40 months ago
from completed build Define Nano S Build Ft. 6600k & GTX 1070
Good price for a fast SSD. With the prices of much larger capacity SSDs coming down it does make it hard to recommend a smaller capacity one at this price.
- 41 points
- 34 months ago
from completed build Ryzen upgrade to Purple Menace
Budget SSD boot drive, need i say more?
- 34 points
- 38 months ago
from completed build The Why Not Build
Great for OS and other apps to make that boot time just a bit quicker.
- 31 points
- 43 months ago
from completed build SUCH WHITE, MUCH COLOR
In being overly anal and trying to snag the best price on the 850 Evo SSD, I tactlessly got terrible shipping speed. That said, i got a nicely discounted rate, so I justified it by buying this little guy so I could boot and not wait. This was my temporary solution to waiting until Labor day - it is running great!
- 31 points
- 4 months ago
from completed build 191115 The Great Northpolio
These are the older, heavier SSDs from a few years back. I got a bunch on eBay to see if RAID would make them more competitive. Verdict: OK, I guess. More of a complication than a breakthrough, but it's working.
- 30 points
- 9 months ago
from completed build NZXT, Z370 Gaming M5, i7-8700k Build
Been using for 6-7 years now and it still serves me well.
- 26 points
- 33 months ago
from completed build Red Roses V 1.5
Have used this drive as the OS drive for three builds now. I'll admit that I should've bought the 240 GB version instead of this one. It filled up fast even with just Windows on it, and of course that means slowed down performance. It was great when I first bought it, but it is starting to get sluggish. Would probably just recommend getting the 240 GB over this one unless you are on a tight budget.
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