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http://www.gearbest.com/graphics-video-cards/pp_684592.html seems legit

I might order one, wait for it to obviously not be as described and dispute it through paypal

are chink SSDs legit?

yes and no

depends on seller and manufacturer

they're not even worth it anymore, same prices as amazon/newegg

Kingdian s280 is fine

maybe if you get them through like taobao or something they might be worth it but at ali/gearbest prices I don't see a point

Last time i looked my chink ssd was much cheaper than localy

I'm speaking in regards to the US

as us americans have a habit of doing

I'm in the US so it applies to me

They want $50-58 for a 120gb SSD which is the same price as a couple of brands on amazon/newegg

I might go ahead and geta 1TB for my desktop and just put my 500gb in my thinkpad

(although I still have 370gb of unused space on my 500gb...)

I too am trying to decide what I want to do for storage in my desktop. Feels shitty buying HDD in 2017 but SSD cabal is ridiculous

we should be str8 chillin with $100 1tb drives right now

@ultimate-drawmaster download children cartoons or porn

HDDs are still far more gb:$

yeah but

>7200rpm spinning rust platters

I know I'm an outlier

but I've literally never had an HDD die on me

>rust >in closed system >how

my hdds died... after 4 years of continous ontime

its a joke

I have 3x4TB raid5

(inb4 someone tells me raid5 sucks)

+

not worried about them dying but it's a shame ssd prices are what they are. I'm tempted by these new toshiba's. They have 128mb 4tb drives on the cheap. could make a nice raid

I wonder...

does anyone know if the thinpad x200 has an msata slot

because msata drives are really cheap on ebay

if only we had some kind of service what would search that for us

./s

Right now on newegg the adata su700, sk hynix SL308, kindston, etc are all ~$55 which is the same price as kingdian.

talking 120gb

nope

Update reddit: my chink hat still smells after being 1.5 weeks in balcony

x200 does not support msata