Samsung 970 PRO M.2 MZ-V7P1T0BW 1 TB
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Work speed MLC memory NVMe support. TRIM function supported A utility for transferring the OS from an old drive to this one from the drive manufacturer is available. Not found.  Anton: use Samsung MZ-V7P512BW few months |
I thought for a long time before buying this model, and in the end, I do not regret it. The storage works very quickly and significantly speeds up the system. It takes about 5-7 seconds to load the OS, if not less. A drawback, of course, is the fairly high price, but it is justified by the quality of performance and SSD speed. Overall, using this drive as a system and gaming drive, and as a file storage - any good HDD/SSHD would be an ideal combination. •Speed of operation; •Warranty; •Availability of branded software. •High cost; •Increased temperature and throttling under very high loads. use Samsung MZ-V7P512BW week |
Very fast! But it can't compare to a disk in RAM. 1) Disappointed that a week after purchase, this SSD treacherously became 2,000 rubles cheaper! 2) Very noisy SSD. Yes, the SSD makes sounds similar to electric crackling and they are louder than the sound of the cooler. You can search on YouTube, there are plenty of videos with the crackling sound of an SSD. Albus: use Samsung MZ-V7P512BW less than month |
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Regretted getting the 512 instead of a terabyte.
You get used to the new speed, but the disk space isn't infinite.