SAMSUNG 970 EVO Plus SSD 1TB NVMe M.2 Internal Solid State Hard Drive, V-NAND Technology, Storage and Memory Expansion for Gaming, Graphics w/ Heat Control, Max Speed, MZ-V7S1T0B/AM
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Peter Weijmarshausen
> 3 dayEasy install. Works as expected. Super fast.
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Jon
> 3 dayI dont even notice it, and thats the point
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Kyle J. Jones
> 3 dayA fast drive that is very durable. This would be my second purchase and would buy again when they are on sale. Took one star because you have to format the drive before a New Build. I had to hook up the drive to another pc and format before using on fresh build.
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Cristobal
> 3 dayfast, efficient and perfect
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Kang Seong Kweon
> 3 dayFast deliver to Korea. Nice packaging. Everything is perfect. Thanks for Amazon to have a chance to spend my money with low price.
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Cautious Buyer
> 3 daySamsung makes great products however this one failed after two years with a 5 year warranty.
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Satz
Greater than one weekIts fast, but if I believe the Samsung Magician app that monitors it, it run too hot, even at low loads. Did a little Googling, and this seems to be a common problem, at least in laptops. Im using an Asus Strix. I wish I had done a little more research. I dont know if it will affect the life of the SSD. Time will tell.
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alexi daher
> 3 daythis thing is so fast it can make you run out of things to install to it, whatever u do on it it just does it, loading times? whats that? it loads 140gb worth of arma 3 mods in 15 seconds, this thing just does whatever you want, win 10 loading in less than 10seconds.
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Glock40
> 3 daySeems to be working perfectly. Difficult to install as an upgrade to an assembled computer. Would recommend. Will use again on next build but will install to motherboard before anything else
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x
> 3 dayI chose Samsung because I know that their cloning software works well from using it on other computers. I downloaded the software and cloned my laptops SSD onto the Samsung SSD as a backup. Several times in the past, such as when MS was pushing people towards Win10, updates have caused problems where the only solution that worked well was to swap in my backup clone drive and then recover using my data backup. Given the hours it saves rebuilding a drive, it has always been worth making a clone.
