SAMSUNG 870 EVO SATA III SSD 1TB 2.5” Internal Solid State Drive, Upgrade PC or Laptop Memory and Storage for IT Pros, Creators, Everyday Users, MZ-77E1T0B/AM
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Hunter Wike
> 3 dayit is a very good ssd, quick boot & load times but a little expensive for my liking. easy to install and worked instantly. I had to install a fresh boot of windows and couldnt copy my info but thats fine. if you want a good sata ssd get this
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L. Trader
> 3 dayIt works so well
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Matthew S
> 3 dayVery quick compared to a HDD. I know that SATA is slow compared to M.2, but this upgrade has sped my PC up more than anything else.
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Blaster89
> 3 dayTLDR - Ive had 3, 2 are showing increasing signs of pre-fail conditions much too soon, 1 has been fine.
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Stephen K.
> 3 dayI thought my last SSD was fast but this one is even faster and it has twice the endurances (1200 vs 600TBW) then my previous SSD that I purchase a year earlier for slightly more cost. Running Linux Mint gnome-disks-utility on a Dell E6530, I am getting 550MB/s read speeds and 500MB/S write speeds.
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bleuler
> 3 day1) My modern setup with 870 EVO boot drive was refusing to format a HDD larger than 2TB.
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Ryan Moss
> 3 dayAdded this 1tb 870 evo to my existing 850 evo i had when I built this PC a few years ago. Was on the fence with some other cheaper SSDs but the 850 evo has treated me so well I decided to stick with Samsung. Installing and formatting was easy.
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Nacelle
> 3 dayThis drive was replacing my games HDD. I used a SATA to USB3 adapter and the transfer of 1TB of data was done very quickly. I watched the graph during the transfer and it stayed pegged the whole time.
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Lady B
> 3 dayAnother brand of SSD came with my Dell refurb computer. 2-3x/week it stopped working in the middle of working on a document, spreadsheet, email, etc -- stuff we do every day. Usually I had to kill power on the computer, i.e. pull the plug, in order to reboot. Sometimes I could hit the reset button and reboot. Often in the AM before the computer woke from its nights sleep the message No boot device found was on the black screen. Several times I opened the case (with power off), uncoupled the SATA and power cables to the SSD, put them back on, and the computer then would boot up, no problem. Enough of this. Replaced the SSD with the Samsung and its been nearly a month with not a single problem or reboot. If Samsung starts a bakery, Ill buy their buns.
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ilia t.
> 3 dayGreat product changed the HDD on Thinkpad E530c and works great
