Choosing the Best SSD Drive: Goodram CX300, Iridium Gen2, Adata SU800, or Transcend SSD370?

Hi!

One year after buying the computer, I decided it was high time to buy an SSD drive. Here, however, I have a dilemma which disk to choose.
I do not know if the components can interfere with the operation of the SSD drive if I have a SATAIII connector on the motherboard, but to be sure it will write it, maybe someone with, for example, such a board had a problem with the operation of one of the disks I mentioned.

MB: MSI H110M PRO-VD
RAM: 2x4GB 2133Mhz Patriot Viper DDR4
GPU: GTX 1050Ti MSI Gaming X 4GB GDDR5
CPU: i3 6100 3.7Ghz

The drives I consider initially:
ssd-goodram-cx300-120gb-sata3
disk-ssd-goodram-iridium-gen2-120gb-sata3
adata-su800-128gb-sata3
ssd-transcend-ssd370-128gb-sata3

Which one will be the best / most efficient disk and which has the lowest failure rate, I am green on this topic.
I am also open to your suggestions.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Hello. I recommend one of these if you have a large budget? Samsung SSD 960 PRO 1 TB
Samsung SSD 960 EVO 500 GB
Plextor M8PeG 512 GB
Patriot Hellfire 480 GB
Samsung SSD 850 PRO 512 GB
GOODRAM Iridium PRO 240 GB
Samsung SSD 850 EVO 250 GB
Crucial MX300 275 GB
ADATA Ultimate SU800 128 GB
ADATA Premier Pro SP920 128 GB

Up to PLN 250, do you think that these 2 lasts in the 120GB versions will be better than, for example, GOODRAM IRDM?

SP920 is OK, good Marvell controller and good MLC memory. The SU800 as a last resort, a TLC memory drive, is quite bearable. GoodRAM IRDM2, despite the seemingly uninteresting controller, is doing quite well (I did speed tests, but the 240GB model, in the second post, a colleague from Forum also threw the measurement of the 120, link below).

When it comes to cheap drives, you can think of the Crucial BX300 (MLC), I will also provide a link to the test in a moment. If you want cheap and a lot, you can take a look at the Micron M1100 disk, it is a disk based on the same controller as the Crucial MX300 and equipped with 3D TLC memory. I will probably buy this disc next week and I will also check how it is doing, but I do not have any measurements yet.

Benchmark Crucial BX300 / 120GB: https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3433803.html
Benchmark GoodRAM IRDM 240GB: https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3416340.html

The price of the Crucial M1100 is PLN 279: https://www.x-kom.pl/p/382690-dysk-ssd-micron-256gb-25-ssd-m1100-3d-nand-oem.html
Test here: https://www.nikktech.com/main/articles/pc-har...on-1100-256gb-ssd-review?showall=&limitstart=

I suggest you add up to 240GB Iridium Pro (1st gen - the better one) so that you can fit some FPS games

I thought about it, but the funds do not allow for games and general data storage, WD EZEX 1TB will be used.
Thanks for all the answers and suggestions!

I am sticking to the topic and I am looking for such a disk up to 128GB
from the posts above it appears that the best would be the DATA Premier Pro SP920 but the price kills.
Ultimate SU800 is only 300MB / s on record, but it's a more attractive price.
GoodRam IRDM GEN2 120GB a little over PLN 100 and interesting data:
Read speed [MB / s]
550
Write speed [MB / s]
530.

Crucialu BX300 in X-kom PLN 109 attractive price, but some exotic name scares me away.

Maybe someone will comment on the cx300 from goodram?

Crucial MX500 250GB - PLN 200

Seriously, buying a smaller one is not profitable.

about PLN 100 for 128 GB and about PLN 200 for 250 GB what is so profitable here?

In half a year it will be worth 50% of its price, I have already invested the Samsung 860 EVO SSD in 500GB, I bought it for an external drive in the USB 3.0 pocket for PLN 40. I have a 500GB Plextor M8PeGN (M.2 NVMe) for the system. Also at the moment, HDDs and I have a lot of them are only connected when I need something from the "archive".

I bought my first 128GB SSD drive in early 3013 for PLN 449 and so far I do not regret any zloty.

If it is to be the main system disk, buy a larger one, because 128GB is almost nothing, think if you want to download a movie in 4K one day, you will need about 30-40 GB for one.

128gb for the system is not enough?

https://www.x-kom.pl/p/446345-dysk-ssd-silicon-power-256gb-25-sata-ssd-a55.html
And that's enough for you.

PITERRR wrote:

https://www.x-kom.pl/p/446345-dysk-ssd-silicon-power-256gb-25-sata-ssd-a55.html
And that's enough for you.

but as far as ok is this drive beyond good price?

I have been using one in a stationary per system and haven't noticed any problems with it yet.