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MichaelSAL74
2 years ago

Kingston has been in storage technology for 20J longer than Samsung

The speed difference is negligible, as you don’t notice it in operation

The only thing I would research at the manufacturer: the guaranteed write rate and the warranty period

And even then I would still prefer the Kingston

LilPeep15112017
2 years ago
Reply to  MichaelSAL74

also because of the grottenbad cache? ^^

MichaelSAL74
2 years ago

Unlike Samsung, the Kingston will be able to hold the write rate, the Samsung stretches the whips as soon as the cache overflows

flauski
2 years ago
Reply to  MichaelSAL74

Kingston has been in storage technology for 20J longer than Samsung

Courageous statement considering that Samsung had RAM chips on the market before Kingston was founded at all.

LilPeep15112017
2 years ago

Yes but is not much faster when it breaks down

Neroshu
2 years ago

Yes, here the lame QLC memory also contributes its part.

The Samsung SSD uses faster TLC storage.

Kingston’s NV1 has only SLC cache and not even DRAM cache.

LilPeep15112017
2 years ago

More detailed:

After writing about 250gb, she bangs down to about 130-140mb/s

rarely comes again to 300mb/s high for a very short time but then always remains at about 140mb/s

LilPeep15112017
2 years ago

The NV1 bangs down to 100 mb/s

Ilovefrance
2 years ago

The Samsung SSD is faster because it keeps 3.5gb and the Kingston hold 2.1gb per second

klemmy90
2 years ago

Both good plates… but always would prefer Kingston.

Jensen1970
2 years ago

Samsung is already top.

GamesNic
2 years ago

One is good, the other is Mediocre.

I own Samsung in my system and this is sometimes faster than several Nvme SSDs.

Personally, I would take the Samsung as they are masters in storage technology (Samsung B-The RAM is seen in the Overclocking community as the holy Count, as these extreme speeds go along) and get really good products out in the direction.