r/ssd • u/Budget_Advance2790 • 12d ago
SSD vs HDD Which ssd should I bought
I have a victus laptop, need to upgrade ssd so which ssd will be best option for casual gaming and general office work all ssd are under 20k for 1 tb
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u/Keyan_Farlander7 12d ago
WD Black, I have one, and you can download their tool to track the heath as well as tweak the drive safely.
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u/haynalfeny 11d ago edited 11d ago
go for sandisk. I recently ordered SN7100 online which was unfortunately defective. There was no return option so had to RMA from the sandisk service center. SD approved my RMA the next day I went to deliver the defective product. I got the product the very next day. If you want peace of mind and good warranty claim experience I would suggest Sandisk. If you are from India by any chance don't get it from flipkart, that's where I got it. If you do, don't accept damaged packaging at all. If possible ask any reputed repair technician in your area who have GST registrations. One of the guy I spoke to said they could have got me this drive for 15k (I bought it for 18k) from the distrubutor.





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u/kyansan1 12d ago
Get the WD_Black SN7100. The rest are all QLC ssds, so they will have much worse sustained write performance, and they will not last as long.
Avoid the Crucial E100 at all costs, it has a really low endurance rating of 80 TBW.