Kingston SSDNow V300 480GB
$355.12 - $432.46
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13 years ago
Kingston Technology's 120GB V300 SSDNow Desktop and Notebook Upgrade Kits Reviewed
The Kingston V300 SSDNow series Upgrade Kits continue to be one of the driving top contenders especially in 120GB and 240GB capacities. Our as tested 120GB kits are relatively affordable at $115 – 137 US , and perform well for the price, definitely improve system performance overall and come with a...
12 years ago
Good product; works
I have an old PC with an old drive and wanted to give it a bit more useful life at minimal dollars. This kit is good value and makes data migration simple. I gave it 4 stars on average simply because it's my first SSD and I don't personally have any perspective on whether it's better or worse than...
13 years ago
Kingston SSDNow V300 120GB review
Can Kingston's latest drive give the SandForce controller a new lease of life?
Pros:
- Good performance
- Competitively priced
- Good accessories
Cons:
- Incompressible data performance could be better
- SandForce showing signs of age
13 years ago
Kingston SSDNow V300 Series 120GB review
The 120GB Kingston SSDNow V300 Series internal solid-state drive (SSD) is priced to appeal to ordinary consumers at £75, but it boasts a level of performance that sat at the top of the enthusiast's market not so long ago.
Pros:
- Impressive performance
- Great price
- Upgrade bundle is also cheap
- Three year warranty
Cons:
- Write speeds not as strong
13 years ago
Kingston SSDNow V300 Series SV300S3D7
The 120GB Kingston SSDNow V300 Series SV300S3D7 internal solid-state drive (SSD) is priced to appeal to ordinary consumers but with performance that sat at the top of the enthusiasts market not so long ago.
Pros:
- Great price/performance ratio
- Priced well below $1 per GB
Cons:
- Older SF-2181 loses speed in random read/writes
- or when working with uncompressed data
13 years ago
Kingston SSDNow V300 Solid State Drive Review: SandForce with New Fixings
You may have the impression that solid state drives on LSI SF-2281 controller have already been studied and tested inside out. However, Kingston managed to come up with a product that turned out genuinely surprising in the most positive way.
11 years ago
Kingston SSDNow V300 240GB 2.5" SATA3 7mm Internal Solid State Drive
It's a hard drive. It's hard and it drives. :P
10 years ago
"Kingston V300 Upgrade kit - breathe new life into an ageing PC"
Solid State Drives Edited 4/8/15 Solid state disk (SSD) drives offer a lot of performance enhancements over conventional hard disks (HDD) and replacing an existing HDD with one will breathe new life into a sluggish system.
Pros:
- All you need to perform an easy upgrade to SSD at a good price
- Reputable/reliable manufacturer
Cons:
- Maxium size 480GB
- Not the fastest SSD but still much faster than a hard disk
10 years ago
I've bought about 50 120GB and maybe 10 240GB in last 2 years and I had trouble with none. Maybe there is faster models, but the performance is very good for the price. A core i5 can boot in about 27 seconds including Bios time.
Pros:
- Reliable and fast
Cons:
- None
9 years ago
Great price for the SSD, although not the best obviously
I would recommend this to people like me that do not need all that blazing speed. It really saves up my money so that I can spend it on things that can push more frames for me in games.
Pros:
- This SSD was a massive upgrade over my HDD - I did not realize how slow it was until I got this
- And to think this is one of the slower SSDs you can find - insane
- I don't need all that cutting edge performance because I just do regular stuff like browse the web, watch Twitch/YouTube, and game (not...
Cons:
- I had this SSD for a few months and it would intermittently cause the OS to freeze, especially when starting up a VM
- Upon searching I found that there was a firmware update for the SSD - 60AABBF0.
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