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SSD hard drive for an economical upgrade of your old HDD hard drive with faster boot times in applications and operating system.
The CS900 provides all the most sought-after features at an excellent price and is designed for easy and cost-effective replacement of the computer's hard drive, contributing to faster boot times, faster application launches, and better overall system performance.
With no moving parts, the PNY CS900 is extremely durable, with fewer chances of failure.
Faster transfer speed than a traditional HDD hard drive
Non-volatile NAND up to 30 times more durable than HDD hard drives
The CS900 is the ideal solution for replacing hard drives in MAC and PC systems
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
So far, flawless and very cheap... I plan to buy more if it surpasses 12 months of good operation
I installed it today on a laptop as part of a format and repair from a previous damage.
Fast installation, good response.
Everything I would expect from an SSD on a relatively old laptop.
All good.
It was installed in a small Gigabyte Brix with a Celeron processor and Ubuntu Server 22.04 was installed to run Plex server, torrent box, and Nextcloud server. The torrents and all the data were on an external hard drive and this was only running the operating system and the storage space of Nextcloud.
It lasted for two months and then broke.
I threw it away and put back an OCZ that I have had for 13 years. Reliability 0.
I subtract one star because it has 12-14 (reaching 45-50 for fun) degrees more than the EVO and 10 degrees higher than the HDD and nvme. I hope in the long run there won't be any issues due to the temperature.
PNY 120GB SSD. To tell the truth, when I bought it and installed Windows 10 on my computer, I was on the internet in 8 seconds. Very good and fast. That's why I made a second purchase for an older computer that I had for the kids. At first, I was thrilled. But as soon as two years passed, both hard drives were useless. No computer recognizes them and the windows never opened. So I lost all my files and got frustrated because I didn't buy something more expensive. Whoever buys it should know that it is very good and fast, but its durability is only two years. Sorry, but I am very dissatisfied.
Recently I bought the 120R and I can say that for its price it is very good, now for its durability it will show in the future. One thing is for sure, on a 15-year-old quad-core PC it opens in just 6 seconds and it has no problems, it doesn't freeze or slow down anywhere. I highly recommend it. It's value for money...
The second laptop I found is ultimately unreliable, although it performed well for about 2 years. However, it has an expiration date.
Problem-free for 4 years now. The last 3 years on a SATA II system. For a traditional budget SSD that you intend to use as an operating system, it works great to give a breath of life to an old system. For everything else, there are now NVMe drives that outperform the more expensive and branded SATA ones.
I bought the 480GB and installed it in my PS4 (C chassis). Everything worked and installed perfectly and there were no issues.
There is an incredible difference in performance and a significant decrease in loading screens. The loading screen for Elden Ring was timed at just 7 seconds, while on the same game and loading screen, the PS5 was timed at 3 seconds.
I am completely satisfied with the result.
I am looking forward to seeing its reliability and amazing speed over time. An additional review will be made if there are any reliability issues or speed drops.
Note: It is used as the main disk where the software, games, and apps are installed.
I have had it for 2 to 3 years and I can say that it is reliable and quite fast. It was purchased to load Windows on it and besides the fact that it opens lightning fast, I noticed that some programs run faster. Any game I have loaded on this disk runs more smoothly. I highly recommend it - fast, affordable, and personally, it has held up until today without any performance differences.
I put it on an older laptop and I see a health indication of 80%. I hope it's just a wrong indication, I will examine it further. Generally, it's a medium-quality hard drive from what I see, at a low price without anything special or any software.
We used it in a build that you can see here: https://youtu.be/I9_rxqxKIbs
It has the expected performance for a SATA SSD, but not enough time has passed yet to know its reliability. We found it very positive that it comes in a box and not in blister packaging like other Budget SSDs. It is also quite attractive without any bad white/yellow/blue stickers.
If you find it for under 20 euros, don't hesitate to try it!
This particular SSD is great, I bought 2 and I use them as fast storage for applications and games on 2 different PCs. They are fast, reliable (so far), affordable, and seem to have a decent controller. Very fast access and good file transfer speed. They are recommended - maybe not as a main drive in a brand new system - but for all other tasks they are ideal. And at a good price for what they offer.
I have the 120GB on a Proxmox server with 5-6 Linux VMs for 4 months now. I am impressed for the 15-20 euros that I paid.
EDIT: 3 months later it simply died
Certainly it is not like the Samsung Evo ones, but in the 3 days that I have had it in my possession, it is flawless and the best value for money SSD you will find in this price range. In case there is any problem, I will come back with a new review.
It was installed on a 7-year-old ASUS laptop. I replaced its 1TB HDD. With its installation and the installation of Windows 10, I believe the computer's capabilities have returned to 60% of what they were before. In combination with the low voltage Patriot 8GB DDR3 and the replacement of the old thermal paste MX4 on the processor and graphics, I think the laptop will easily last another 7 years. Huge improvement for the better. With €100. Otherwise, I would have had to make a new purchase costing €600 to €700. Additionally, battery consumption has also decreased by approximately 15%.
Very good speed but it broke in less than a year, man.... Of course, this may not be so common, but it happened to me... It worked for about 8 months
I bought it (120GB, 20€) in April 2021 and it broke in October of the same year.
I used it with software (Windows 10) and it never filled up more than 50%. Out of the months that I had it, I didn't use the computer at all for three months, so essentially it worked for about 4 months. Obviously, it must have been defective, although I don't have previous experience with SSDs and their lifespan. Now, as for the speed, I didn't measure it while it was working. After all, you don't buy the cheapest SSD on the market for competitive speeds, but compared to my old HDD, it was like night and day, and overall, it satisfied me completely.
Theoretically, though, it is one of the worst choices someone can make for running an operating system, as it doesn't have DRAM cache and uses planar NAND TLC technology.
Read a guide about it if you want, but generally, having DRAM memory is quite important for both speed and reliability (especially when used with an operating system), and then the NAND technology of SSDs (affects speed and reliability in general, not just with an operating system) is ranked in the following order of preference:
1) 3D (v)NAND SLC
2) 3D (v)NAND MLC
3) 3D (v)NAND TLC
4) (planar) NAND SLC (maybe one position higher)
5) 3D (v)NAND QLC
6) (planar) NAND MLC
7) (planar) NAND TLC
8) (planar) NAND QLC
(SLC technology is rare or very expensive)
(3D is almost a prerequisite nowadays)
(Most reputable drives go up to 3D NAND TLC, except for Samsung's pro series, which is 3D NAND MLC)
There are drives in the price range of PNY that have better characteristics (usually 3D NAND TLC and DRAM), but I also did my research after the fact.
If you enter the name of the drive + NAND type or DRAM in a search engine, I believe you will find answers regarding the technology of each drive.
In conclusion, I wouldn't choose this particular drive to run an operating system, especially if I also kept important files on the same drive. (Fortunately, I had them on a separate HDD.) Maybe for simple file storage, although after my own experience, I wouldn't store anything important or irreplaceable. However, the most reputable drives, unfortunately, usually start from 250GB and above.
I didn't expect that it would be me, but it broke in the 6th month and was replaced with a different brand within the warranty.
I bought the specific 240GB along with a Crucial BX500 240GB and an Intenso 256GB.
And they were installed in 3 identical laptops with exactly the same specifications.
In terms of speed, the PNY is the fastest of all by far.
Second is the Intenso, very close to the PNY, and third with a significant difference, I would say the BX240.
These are in terms of speed, now I need to see in terms of reliability and durability over time.
Honest and cheap. I bought it because it was ranked as the cheapest. It works fine. It's not a Samsung. If you want it for yourself, get something more powerful. If you want it for your child's laptop, it's okay.
Let the users of Scrooge continue with their accurate and trustworthy reviews! Thank you very much for the excellent product at its value and for promising the advertised speeds! It revived a 10-year-old laptop!
The day with the night the difference in performance.
Truly the first move to improve a weak machine is the installation of an SSD drive.
Quite economical SSD. At €20, it is a good price to upgrade an old laptop or a low-demand computer. It reaches the promised speeds. Its warranty is 3 years. However, if someone is building a new computer that supports m.2, it is better to consider the Kingston A2000 as it has a small price difference but a significant performance difference. Here is a build that I used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8lbp1CaX2Y
Having an opinion from using them in technical support, PNY (along with Toshiba) has proven to be the most cost-effective and reliable solution for SSDs. So far, for over 2 years, there hasn't been a single SSD from this company returned with errors, unlike Patriot, for example, which miraculously survive for over a year but lose performance as they "fill up". The important thing is stable performance in everyday use and reliability, where user experience is more important than benchmarks.
With 5 days of use, what can I say. Time will tell. For now, everything is fine. Everything was installed without any complications.
After about 1 week of use, I have to say that it is a very good and high-quality SSD. Windows open lightning fast in about 10 seconds. It is worth the money and more
Very honest and reliable disk. And very cheap at 15 euros. Also, its bigger sibling has only a 10 euro difference with double the capacity, and it's the best bang for the buck. I have bought half a dozen for boot/system disks on old machines (ideal for this use). For those who don't want to do a fresh installation and want to clone an existing system, they can download the free demo of Acronis true image. I have been using it for almost 20 years before it became popular with SSDs, and the software works wonders.
It's a very fast disk! And it runs Windows smoothly. One year now and there's no difference in speed. I recommend it because it's very good!
In the class of 18 euros, there is no better SSD.
At 120GB and 250GB, there are no others at such speeds. They speak for themselves in CrystalDiskMark and userbenchmark.
Of course, at the same price, the Gigabyte SSD (Autumn 2019) was released, which seems faster, but time will tell if it is better.
After that, you go to the Samsung 860 evo plus.
But we're talking about double the price.
If it's not a gaming laptop, don't spend money on the evo now for web surfing, YouTube, and office.
I consider it unquestionably a fantastic investment to revive your laptop if you use it to run your operating system (Windows, etc.).
From me, 5/5
They practically give it away for what it offers.
 PNY CS900 SSD 120GB 2.5'' SATA III |  Kingston A400 SSD 120GB 2.5'' SATA III |  Intenso High Performance SSD 120GB 2.5'' SATA III |  Crucial BX500 SSD 240GB 2.5'' SATA III |  Patriot P210 SSD 128GB 2.5'' SATA III |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| from 18,99 € | from 31,00 € | from 11,34 € | from 19,85 € | from 11,00 € |
| ManufacturerPNY | Kingston | Intenso | Crucial | Patriot |
| Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz |
| Capacity120 GB | 120 GB | 120 GB | 240 GB | 128 GB |
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