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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Nyck EU
> 3 dayBest quality. U know what u will get. No surprise.
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Marcela Caballero
> 3 dayExcelente calidad, computadores cambiaron exageradamente en cuanto tiempos de respuestas, mejorando un 500%. Cumple con lo publicado
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Sean OB
> 3 dayInstalled on my ALIENWARE R11 super simple and quick to set up
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Iupilon
> 3 dayI recently had the pleasure of testing the Samsung 870 EVO SATA III SSD 1TB 2.5” Internal Solid State Drive, and Im here to share my thoughts on this outstanding piece of technology. Designed to provide an exceptional storage solution for both personal and professional use, the 870 EVO has much to offer. In this comprehensive review, Ill dive into the pros and cons of this high-performance SSD, making it easy for you to decide if its the right fit for your needs.
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Kemar McKenzie
> 3 dayIt was easy to install just like a HDD, it has a SATA slot which can be plugged in and ready to use right away!
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Ardith DuBuque
> 3 dayGreat in my ps4 pro… everything runs better and faster
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Margie Rice
> 3 dayUn excellent upgrade pour un Acer 2015, avec le logiciel Samsung Data Migration, tout a été A1.
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Josiah
> 3 dayIt was fairly easy to install.
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James Stackhouse
> 3 dayI just put the drive in the empty bay I had in my computer, hooked up the power and the SATA cable (not included) and turned on my computer and it was there. I used the recommended software from Samsung. I cloned 545 GB in about one hour. It automatically shut my computer off when it was done. I swapped the cables on the mother board and turned my computer back.. and it booted right up. The only issue I had was that my old drive that expected to now be a different drive # but it wasnt there. I could see it was showing in hardware but not showing on This PC. I had to go into Disk Management were I saw a red exclamation point by my old drive that said that it wasnt being used because it had the same designation as another drive. Right clicking on the drive gave me the option to activate the drive and when I did it automatically gave it the the designation of D:. Ive resterted my computer a couple times and it now shows up with out me having to do anything.
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James
Greater than one weekIt is a nice SSD to work with and is speeding up the laptop I installed it in. Much faster to work with now.
