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5 ssd disks that we can still find cheap in the market

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We have already told you about the shortage of RAM and NAND memory that will make SSDs and PC memories rise in price in the coming months. Although prices have already started to rise we can still find several very well priced SSDs, so it is the perfect time to get one of them before they go up in price.

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Today's best cheap SSDs

Without further ado let's start looking at the SSD disks that we can still find in the market at very competitive prices.

SanDisk SSD Plus 120GB - 49.50 euros

A very economical disk for users who do not need a large storage capacity. It is capable of reaching a read speed of 535 MB / s and a write speed of 445 MB / s, excellent figures that make it one of the best options to improve your equipment without spending much.

Sandisk SDSSDA-120G-G26 Internal Hard Drive Ssd 120 Gb, 120 Gb, Black
  • Up to 20x faster than a standard hard drive Faster startup, shutdown, application load and response 120GB - Read / write speeds of up to 535MB / s / 445MB / s Offers proven shock and vibration resistance
42.68 EUR Buy on Amazon

Samsung 850 EVO 250GB - 90.80 euros

Samsung 850 EVO review.

For users who need more space, it is recommended to opt for a 250 GB model like this one from Samsung, which has been one of the best sellers. It achieves a sequential read speed of up to 540 MB / s and a write speed of 520 MB / s.

Samsung 850 EVO - Hard Drive (250 GB, Serial ATA III, 540 MB / s, 2.5 "), black
  • 250 GB SSD storage capacity Sequential read speed up to 540 MB / s and write speed up to 520 MB / s Form factor: 2.5 "Serial AT connection PC compatible
63.26 EUR Buy on Amazon

Crucial MX300 525GB - 136.78 euros

We continue to increase in capacity for users who want multiple heavy games installed without running short on storage. The Crucial MX300 offers us a sequential read speed of 530 MB / s and a write speed of 510 MB / s.

Crucial MX300 CT525MX300SSD1 - 525 GB SSD Internal Hard Drive (3D NAND, SATA, 2.5 Inch)
  • Sequential read / write speed up to 530/510 MB / s on any file type Random read / write speed up to 92k / 83 k on any file type Power efficiency 90 times higher than that of a traditional hard drive Accelerated by Micron 3D NAND Dynamic write acceleration provides superior speed and saves file transfer time
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Crucial MX300 750GB - 214.52 euros

We went up one more step in capacity to reach 750 GB, a figure that will allow us to forget about mechanical disks for a price slightly above 200 euros. It offers us a sequential read speed of 530 MB / s and a write speed of 510 MB / s.

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Crucial MX300 CT750MX300SSD1 - 750 GB SSD Internal Hard Drive (3D NAND, SATA, 2.5 Inch)
  • Sequential read / write speed of up to 530/510 MB / s in any type of file Random read / write speed of up to 92k / 83 k in any type of file Energy efficiency 90 times higher than that of a traditional hard drive Accelerated by the technology of Micron 3D NAND Dynamic write acceleration provides superior speed and saves file transfer time
Buy on Amazon

SanDisk Ultra II 960GB - 258.28 euros

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Finally and for the most demanding and professional users of high definition video editing we have the 960GB SanDisk Ultra II. It offers read and write speeds of 550 MB / s and 500 MB / s respectively.

SanDisk Ultra II - 960 GB SSD Internal Solid Hard Drive (SATA III, 2.5 ", 550 MB / s Read), Black
  • Sequential read / write speeds of up to 550 MB / s / 500 MB / s ^ Up to 28 times faster than a standard hard drive ^ Turns your computer on and off without waiting ^ Faster loading of applications, file transfers, and times response ^ Increases battery life up to 15%
278, 90 EUR Buy on Amazon

If you liked this quick guide, we recommend reading the best SSDs of the moment and our comparison of SSD vs HDD. What do you think of the cheap models? Do you already have your SSD on your PC? Have you noticed the change? We want to know your opinion.

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