Sure, 2 more warranty years could worth the extra 30. Both drives are TLC based but the 850 uses 3D V.
Samsung SSD 850 EVO 120GB and 250GB Score Samsung SSD 850 EVO 500GB and 1TB Score. The 250GB Samsung 850 Evo has a similar architecture to its hugely successful predecessor, the 840 Evo. The read speeds put the four SSD 850 EVO drives at the top of both the AS SSD and CrystalDiskMark charts. Models: Samsung SSD 850 EVO 250GB, Samsung SSD 850 EVO, Samsun SSD 850 EVO 250G, Samsung SSD 850 EVO 250G, Samsung SSD 850. Its an excellent option for almost any user with a PC. Average Bench: 103 (242 nd of 1071) Based on 951,591 user benchmarks. At roughly the same capacity, the MX100 256GB is priced for 110 while the EVO 850 250GB cost 140, on Amazon as of 12/2014. 4.0 Excellent By Josh Norem DecemThe Bottom Line The SSD 960 EVO is a wildly fast M.2 drive thats actually semi-affordable.
SAMSUNG 850 EVO CRYSTAL DISKMARK PRO
This seems to be the same situation when running CrystalDiskMark on those SSDs, although I think that much less than 100 GB get's written to during CrystalDiskMark on the 970 EVO Plus but still the 970 EVO Plus seems write more GB's to the SSD during both benchmarks than the slower SSD's that have around 5 times slower sequential write performance than the 970 EVO Plus. Given how satisfied most reviewers and buyers have been with the most recent EVO model, the SSD 850 EVO, it was a surprise to hear that Samsung was releasing a new EVO model that slots in. In the final words of my 850 PRO review, I suggested to either wait for the 850 EVO or take a look at the MX100.
However on my 2TB Samsung 850 EVO and my 120 GB Samsung 750 EVO, less than 100 GB gets written to those on the same benchmark. Is more data written to an SSD in CrystalDiskMark and Samsung Magician during write tests the faster the SSD write speed is? I noticed that on my 250 GB Samsung 970 EVO Plus SSD if I run the benchmark in Samsung Magician, about 100 GB gets written on it, 1.8 GB writes on it before running the benchmark and then 1.9 GB writes on it after running the benchmark and then 2.0 GB writes on it if after running the benchmark again.
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