850 Evo, no doubt about it, the performance increase is worth the 20 bucks. The Evo is a new high-end SSD while the SSD370 is an old low to mid-end SSD.
Samsung SSD 850 EVO?
Evo uses TLC while Pro use MLC, not a big one, although still a performance and reliability + for the pro, if the price difference is a concern. The difference isn't that big. Evo could work as well without any issues. Actually the pro isn't available in Lebanon.Die_Kapitan wroteThe Pro doesn't offer a big performance increase over the Evo especially considering the price increase. SATA III is becoming a huge bottleneck for SSDs, and nearly all high-end SSDs are between 10 or 20 MBps in both read and write between each other.Sup3r wroteIf you could get the pro it's even better. I have two samsung ssd 850 pro 512gb and I'm pretty happy with. Best purchase.
Just emailed pcandparts yesterday the samsung 850 evo 500gb should be available in 15 to 20 days so i will wait for it since it has so many good reviews and benchmarks and real life tests and cost efficient
MLC increases the long-term reliability, but as reports say SSDs will achieve price parity with HDDs in late 2016 to early 2017, any SSD (even old OCZ SSDs) will last him till he's able to get a PCIe SSD as his main drive, and a SATA III or M.2 as his storage drive.Sup3r wroteEvo uses TLC while Pro use MLC, not a big one, although still a performance and reliability + for the pro, if the price difference is a concern. The difference isn't that big. Evo could work as well without any issues. Actually the pro isn't available in Lebanon.Die_Kapitan wroteThe Pro doesn't offer a big performance increase over the Evo especially considering the price increase. SATA III is becoming a huge bottleneck for SSDs, and nearly all high-end SSDs are between 10 or 20 MBps in both read and write between each other.Sup3r wroteIf you could get the pro it's even better. I have two samsung ssd 850 pro 512gb and I'm pretty happy with. Best purchase.