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

Came earlier than expected read what is needed for what you use it for but works great thank you to the seller!

My M.2 slot is conveniently placed on the motherboard where it only too a few minutes to replace my 250GB ssd with my new 1TB baby. One screw, in and out in a flash.

This thing has failed totally, bought in August 2021 failed March 2023. My files are swiss cheesed with sector read errors.

This was my C: drive upgrade, and I am not super technical. I dont believe I used Magician, just the Data Migration software. I watched instructions on YouTube. I had to install a heat sink on it, which was the only confusing thing, but thats just how my computer is built. Other than that, no issues.

I recently purchased a refurbished Alienware M17 R3 notebook computer at an amazing price. This was the base model with the Radeon GPU and a single 256Gb SK Hynix branded PCIe NVMe M.2 2230 SSD. I love the fact that this particular notebook has three SSD drive ports (one 2230 and two 2280.) I realized that the stock 256GB SSD was over three quarters full after simply installing all my software so i decided to purchase a second SSD with the max supported capacity per drive of my M17 R3 SSD ports of 2Tb max.

Well this is odd... Lol and probably the first time I have personally experienced something like this in history of purchasing technology.

the best purshase

Wish I would of upgraded to an NVME sooner. I dont remember if this was on sale when I bought it but Ive been using it for probably about 6 months and havent had any issues.

Now my system boots in half the time.

This gift had my son-in-law beaming