Samsung SSD 860 EVO 1TB 2.5 Inch SATA III Internal SSD (MZ-76E1T0B/AM)

If you can afford it, then get it! This has been a great SSD for storage of games, pics, text files, and so forth. With the use of SATA 3, this SSD seems to meet factory specs very well. Ive listed the Crystal benchmark test after 3 months of use and 12% disk space used.

Im very satisfied with the SSD. I bought 4 of them. Your PC will be real fast. Download Samsung Magician software very useful

Screw holes lined up with my drive bay, was a lot lighter and thinner then I expected. Feels like if I stepped on it that it would get destroyed, but it is safe in my computer so a non issue.

This drive is easy to install if you have even a little knowledge of how Windows works. Download Samsung Magician and Data Migration you will need them both; they are simple programs that will help you tweak your Samsung drives. This SSD in Rapid routinely reads and writes at 5000 Mbps, and sometimes higher, up to 9000 on Userbenchmark.

Great product, I replaced my Corsair Nuetron SSD with this one and it is faster than the older one. I used it primarily for the OS and drivers. Pair it with the Samsung magician to make sure you have the current firmware and keep it running fast and properly. No complaints from me really

Great upgrade to my laptop.

Estoy muy feliz con el cambiado que a dado mi computadora luego de cambiar el disco que trajo de fabrica por este, a valido la pena.

On a new build, I could not get my system board to recognize this drive as the boot. I works OK for storage. I was, however, disappointed that I could not use it for the OS.

Easy to install and 4 times the size for the same $$ as I paid 4yrs ago.

Upgraded from a normal Disk, non SSD Drive, usually would take me around 5 minutes to be lag/delay free after booting into Windows 10, with this one you will fly across the Windows loading screen and be in at around 30 secs or less lag/delay free, anything you click opens instantly. Installing the drive in the tower was easy, anyone can do it, probably took less then 4 minutes. However getting Windows 10 to recognize the drive is a bit tricky, and can be very frustrating for someone that doesnt possess much computer knowledge. What i did first was right click this PC, then click device manager and then disk manager and you will be able to see it as an unallocated disk drive, right click on it and run the drive setup wizard, pick a drive letter and go on until is finished. I have noticed a few random blue screens every once in a while with it tho but overall is totally worth the upgrade just to get rid of the lag that a normal Harddrive has, i mean this opens as fast as you can click the very second youre logged into Windows 10.