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Published: 2017-11-24, Author: Ben , review by: enostech.com
the results were close across the different benchmarks used, CDM results are generally a bit higher than the other software used which was the case here again with the BX300.The 3D-MLC-NAND, SM 22...
Published: 2017-10-30, Author: Dave , review by: play3r.net
Solid performer, Really good value for money given current market prices, A good upgrade to its predecessor the BX200
Only available up to 480GB capacity at time of launch
For anyone today that still relies on a mechanical HDD for their boot drive, then the move to any SSD is an absolute no brainer… in fact any SSD would be a vast improvement. For anyone in the market for a good performing SATA3 SSD, that also delivers good...
Published: 2017-09-07, Author: Simon , review by: kitguru.net
Performance, Price
480GB is the largest capacity drive of the family, 3 year warranty is a little mean, Kitguru says: Crucial's latest BX drive, aimed at the value end of the market brings very strong performance thanks to its 3D MLC NAND to the market segment at a price po
It has been a while since we've seen a new drive from Crucial and the major surprise about the BX300 is that it's an entry level drive using 3D MLC NAND not the usual 2D Planer or 3D TLC NAND that drives at this end of the market tend to use.The quoted pe...
Good value, Solid performance, Backed by Crucial infrastructure
Only available in 2.5in form factor
Crucial debuts the BX300 range of entry-level SSDs and targets them at users who are yet to experience the lift that having an SSD can give to a budget system.Available in capacities ranging from 120GB to 480GB, we feel as if the BX300's attractive pr...
Good value, Solid performance, Backed by Crucial infrastructure
Only available in 2.5in form factor
Crucial debuts the BX300 range of entry-level SSDs and targets them at users who are yet to experience the lift that having an SSD can give to a budget system.Available in capacities ranging from 120GB to 480GB, we feel as if the BX300's attractive pr...
Good Sequential performance and endurance, Great Random read/write performance, Cloning Software and Migration guide for easy installation, 9.5mm adapter bracket for slot-in use, Low price,
“Crucial sets a new standard for budget drives with the BX300 series. Impressive performance for a low price.”, Crucial BX300 480GB Solid State Drive Review, We would like to thank, Crucial, for providing us with this sample,
Pricing and AvailabilityCrucial's new BX300 SSD is available now, for example through Amazon. You can get the 480GB model which I tested today for $149.99 or £139.19. The smaller 240GB model will cost you $88.99/£83.99 while the 120GB model costs $59.99/£...
Daily use application performance, Exceptional mixed workload and steady-state performance, Crucial software package
Poor pricing, Short warranty
Most of the good 256GB SSDs are out of production, and the 850 EVO 250GB is often difficult to find. The Crucial BX300 240GB is faster than the EVO under heavy workloads and matches its performance in typical applications. Unfortunately, Crucial fell well...
Good price point, Acronis True Image software included, Solid, consistent performance, 3D-NAND offers incredible long-term endurance, Lightweight, Energy efficient, Neutral, - Average Random Read results in Anvil Pro
The Crucial BX300 lands at a reasonable price point, especially when the performance of the drive is considered. After taking a look around the big retailers, the price, at £140 for the 480GB drive, is pretty much in line with everything else, but with th...
It's safe to say the Crucial BX300 is another solid investment from Crucial. SSD's have really come of age, and the third generation of the BX range is more evolution than revolution. There's nothing bad with that at this time, we're only really looking f...
