SAMSUNG 970 PRO SSD 1TB - M.2 NVMe Interface Internal Solid State Drive with V-NAND Technology (MZ-V7P1T0BW) Black/Red
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Capacity: 1TB
Features
- Built With SamsungS Industry Leading V-Nand Technology For Reliable And Unrivaled Performance
- Read Speeds Up To 3,500Mb/S With An Exceptional Endurance Up To 1,200 Tbw (Varies By Capacity).2,700Mb/S Seq.Write
- Seamless Cloning And File Transfers With The Samsung Magician Software, The Ideal Ssd Management Solution For Performance Optimization And Data Security With Automatic Firmware Updates
- SamsungS Dynamic Thermal Guard Reduces Risk Of Overheating And Minimizes Performance Drops
Description
Samsung’s 970 PRO continues to lead industry standards with V-NAND technology for reliable and unrivaled performance. Accelerate into next-gen computing with read speeds up to 3. 200 TBW. Experience the SSD that goes further. Varies by capacity
RAM: 1 TB
Hard Drive: 1 TB Solid State Hard Drive
Brand: SAMSUNG
Series: 970 Pro
Item model number: MZ-V7P1T0BW
Hardware Platform: PC
Operating System: Windows 10 Built 10240
Item Weight: 1.92 ounces
Product Dimensions: 0.87 x 3.15 x 0.09 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 0.87 x 3.15 x 0.09 inches
Color: Black/Red
Flash Memory Size: 1 TB
Hard Drive Interface: NVMe
Manufacturer: Samsung Electronics DAV
Language: English
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: May 7, 2018
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 29, 2022 by Ahmad Kay Soon Poh
Capacity: 1TB
I am getting the advertised speeds. Temperatures are always 10 c less than my GPU under load which they sit right under. I've had no issues with this M.2 SSD.
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Capacity: 512GB
Picked up an new M2 SSD Hard Drive. I have 2 drives in my Dell 7710 laptop right now. The boot drive is a 256GB Samsung SM951 M2 drive. Older tech for M2 drives. I have a 2.5" spinner 1TB Samsung Spinpoint M8 drive. I put this one into my computer to back up the boot drive. The M2 drive is getting full, I have less than 10% left before it's full so I decided to get another M2 drive. I've been eying the Samsung Pro 960 for a while now and it was about $325 for a 512GB. A bit on the expensive side. After waiting for some time a Pro 970 came out which was less expensive and faster. So I decided I'd do that one. I still waited, probably 4 months. The price kept coming down, going up and then down again. Finally it reached $170 and I got it. It showed up today and all I needed was an M2x2.5mm screw. Got one at the hardware store, it was 12mm long so I just cut it. Installed it in the laptop as my 3rd drive. Rebooted the computer, took a while for the Dell logo to come up. Figured it was configuring it. I expected a new hardware message, drivers loading etc. But it booted straight into Windows. I checked the files and no new drive. No joy for me. So I went into the Intel Rapid Storage Technology program which shows me what's going on with my drives. It didn't show up in there. Less joy. So I rebooted and went into the BIOS and it was listed there. Nothing to save because I didn't change anything. Rebooted. I checked for the drive and nothing. Went to the Rapid Storage program and it showed there. But all I can do there is RAID stuff, join drives, make arrays and such, but that's not what I wanted to do. So I went into disk management and it sees the drive also. I gave it a volume, assigned a letter and did a quick format. Now there was joy. I had my new drive. Before I did anything I checked out the speed with Crystal Disk Mark 5. And the new 970 M2 drive is 1.72x as fast as my old SM 951. I CDM5 my 1TB spinner just for fun and the results are just laughable. After that was time to clone the drive and swap the new drive to C: as the boot. I used Macrium Reflect to clone the drive. Took 25 minutes 22 seconds to clone the 256GB drive to the new 512GB drive. Rebooted into the BIOS and swapped the old drive to the new for the boot drive. Easy as placing a check mark in a box. Rebooted and it fired right up. I went to the disk management program to confirm that the new drive was the boot drive and it was. Mission accomplished.
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Capacity: 512GB
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 9, 2018 by Steff Tate
Capacity: 1TB
I was going to wait for the 970 EVO 1TB to become available at MSRP but when I saw this one at its intended price I jumped on it. I was getting discouraged because after the launch of the Samsung 970 series, the 1 TB models seemed to be in short supply and if it was available, third party sellers were selling it well above MSRP. I previously had a 950 Pro 512GB drive that I purchased a couple a years ago and has served me well. Because of that, the transition to the 970 was very easy using the Samsung migration software. I had almost purchased a WD Black 1TB NVME drive at an unbelievable price but the seller ended up cancelling the sale. Regardless, I think I will be happier with this drive and it will be my OS drive for a very long time. This drive isn't for everyone. I wanted the best there is so I decided to purchase but to be honest I don't notice much of a difference from the 950 Pro in real world operations and for that matter its not much different of an experience from the Samsung SATA SSD 860 that I recently purchased. If you are into benchmarks, you will notice the difference right away. Before purchasing this I considered purchasing the HP EX920 1TB, the WD Black 1TB NVME, and the 970 EVO 1TB. If I had seen the 960 Pro 1TB at a deep discount, I may have ended up purchasing that. I think Samsung lowered their initial asking price for these 970 drives due to pressure from these other manufacturers. The delivery was smooth and even arrived one day earlier than originally expected
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