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

Muy buena!

Super fast! BIOS time almost takes longer than windows booting now

It says 2 TB, yes it was on sale so I thought it was a good price, Im not complaining because it works completely fine but they lied about the storage. It was 1.81TB, I honestly wish it was 2TB, but its false advertisement, it might have been a mistake but should have checked it out before shipping to theyre customers.

My computer starts up in like 5 seconds its crazy. I love this thing. I fly through all my work. Finally, I have a computer so fast that the bottleneck is me!

May Windows 11-based Yoga 6 came with 256SSD and I wanted to upgrade it to 1TB. 970 EVO Plus at $99 is a fair price point so I went with it. I had an M.2 enclosure for SSD, so I figured I was ready to go with the migration tool as I have done before with other PCs to clone my internal C: drive onto the new SSD. Installed SSD into the Sabrent enclosure and attached it to the laptop and it got detected promptly. I was able to add it and create a D: drive volume on it for testing purposes and all of that worked fine. Trouble started when I attempted to use the Samsung migration assistant to clone my C: drive onto the new SSD. Samsung migration assistant clearly sees and identifies the source and target drives. As soon as I start the cloning process it just sits there. I gave up to 30 minutes thinking that it is doing something and will start any second. Nope, nothing. Google it around, not the cloning size, I am putting a 256GB onto 1TB no issues there. May be bad disk SFC and CHECKDISK and nothing. Everything is good, except that I am stuck at 0 percent. Google over and multiple article typing to paddle AOMEI Backupper which is free for backup but not for cloning. Now, I am getting a little ticked off. This is a new unit and I expected the Samsung utility to handle it. After fighting with it another hour and attempting to use another free cloning app, it was brought to my attention by this other app that my C: drive had the BitLocker enabled. That was a surprise because I know I didnt do it. Further research suggests that MS in their wisdom decided to implement BitLocker on your C: drive by default, just like the crazy CloudDrive as part of standard Windows 11 implementation. Thanks, MS, as usual for knowing better than me how to handle my o/s features. Immediately disabled the BitLocker which took a 10-15 minutes effort. As soon as tried the Samsung Migration assistant, it started to work properly and completed the cloning quickly. Generated cloned booted with no issues and I am happy with the result but not with the experienced torture on the way to get there. Lesson learned, if you have a Windows 11 based bitlocked C: drive your Samsung Migration Assistant will fail to clone it. Apparently, this is visible to a conversion app as the alternate app I almost used immediately told me that my C: drive has BitLocker on and the cloned copy will not have bitlocker. So, thank you MS and Samsung for shitty product support and policies. FYI: I was able register the production with the 15 digit serial number without any issues as reported by Samsung magician.

Easy install and initialization.

is this working with iMac 27 retina 5k 2017 or not?

Everything seems to be in working order.

Bought this in July, Finally got my computer built 83 days later, the SAMSUNG (MZ-V7S1T0B/AM) 970 EVO Plus SSD 1TB - M.2 NVMe Interface Internal Solid State Drive ran for 2 days and failed, so i am stuck with a 175 dollar paper weight, This will never happen again, Not A Happy Camper.. Done with Amazon and Samsung..

Excelente veliciadad de escritura.