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SkinnyPupp · 11-13-2012, 12:47 AM

People stick with what they're familiar with, especially on forums. Going to forums for advice instead of good hardware sites, you will often find that brand loyalty counts for more than anything. Try going into a Phanteks-friendly forum and saying that Noctua is better. You will get shit on, even if you are correct. Or even if it's something you can disagree on, people still shit on you for advising against their favourite brands.

m4 isn't a horrible drive, it's just not the best choice anymore, IMO. Intel 330 at $100 is killer. HyperX 3K is really good right now too, but it all depends on who has the lowest price at any given moment.

TLDR: There is no single answer to what SSD you should buy. It changes monthly, and even daily sometimes.

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SkinnyPupp Hacked RS to become a mod Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Sunny Hong Kong Posts: 55,063 Thanked 25,871 Times in 9,091 Posts Failed 1,573 Times in 719 Posts Member's Picture Albums	People stick with what they're familiar with, especially on forums. Going to forums for advice instead of good hardware sites, you will often find that brand loyalty counts for more than anything. Try going into a Phanteks-friendly forum and saying that Noctua is better. You will get shit on, even if you are correct. Or even if it's something you can disagree on, people still shit on you for advising against their favourite brands. m4 isn't a horrible drive, it's just not the best choice anymore, IMO. Intel 330 at $100 is killer. HyperX 3K is really good right now too, but it all depends on who has the lowest price at any given moment. TLDR: There is no single answer to what SSD you should buy. It changes monthly, and even daily sometimes.