Samsung 470 SSDs?

WhoBeDaPlaya

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Have a chance to pickup 10x of these 256GB jobbies for ~$30 a piece.
About the only thing I know about these are that they are the predecessors of the 830.

Performance isn't all too important (as long as it has faster random I/O than mechanicals), was worried more about functionality / reliability.

TIA!
 

VirtualLarry

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Are you allowed to check their SMART status?

I don't know if SSDs that old supported TRIM.

Sounds like a great deal though.
 

postmortemIA

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They are not that old, newer than intel's x25m for example. Yes, they support TRIM, and samsung magician software also do works with that series. I have one.
 

WhoBeDaPlaya

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Yeah, I'm finding it hard to say no to a $30 256GB SSD from a reliable vendor, even though Silicon Motion powered drives (eg. PNY Optima) are hitting as low as ~$65-70 for 256GB.