SSD - Controlers Sandforce 2200 Vs Samsung 3-Core MAX

I am between choosing a samsung SSD 830 series & sandforce controller 2200 ssd.

I had found many and different opinions for the sandforce 2200 and for that reason i had decide to postpone the order, but later i found good critics for the Samsung 830 and i would like to check this option.

Please advise

Thank you in advance

Samsung and intel are currently the most reliable ssd's.

You may read about glowing benchmarks for the newest SSD's.
The sequential benchmarks drive the SSD to it's maximum with programs that issue I/O operations
at a much faster rate than an application can, and does so at high queue levels. 6gb sata looks great.
But, a normal desktop user rarely does anything remotely like that.

The second type of benchmark measures maximum IOPS which will be done at high queue levels again. Think >30.
That is also not what we do. The OS does mostly small random I/O, and at smallish queue lengths.
It is the response time that matters most.

It turns out that at low queue lengths, Most SSD's have the same response time, and they are very low.
That is exactly what you want from a SSD, particularly for the OS.

So, what does this mean when buying a SSD?
---------------Bottom line-----------

Get the capacity you need at the lowest cost per gb