Choosing an SSD for a work computer?

Question

Iron

On a working computer, there is the first raid of two hdd terabytes, I want to leave it for data, and put a 240 GB SSD (or so) under the OS, programs and work data.
I looked at the prices, there are a lot of models, the price range is from 6 to 14t.r., it is not clear how they differ.
Actually the question is how they differ and how to choose.

Answer 1

If you want something reliable and proven, then look at the latest kingston, intel, OSZ, Plextor models.
The industry leader is Samsung, but it has been experimenting a lot lately, so there are unpleasant incidents.
As for the rest - any disc from this range that suits you in terms of price and volume.
Don't chase reading speed indicators like - 550MB, it's more interesting for marketers, in practice there is little use for this.
The system disk will mainly work with small requests, therefore, as a rule, they are interested in the speed of reading a record in blocks of 4kb.
That is, a disk with a read/write speed of 350/350MB often works faster than 550/550MB.

Answer 2

If you want 240 - here is the Corsair Forse GS 240GB .
I have the same, only at 180. The flight is excellent.

Answer 3

Plextor is the best in terms of price / quality ratio. Yes, 3 year factory warranty.