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1TB Samsung 990 EVO PCIe Gen 4x4 Gen 5x2 M.2 2280 NVMe Internal Solid State Drive Expired
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Amazon has 1TB Samsung 990 EVO PCIe Gen 4x4 Gen 5x2 M.2 2280 NVMe Internal Solid State Drive (MZ-V9E1T0B/AM) on sale for $89.98 - $14.99 applied during checkout = $74.99. Shipping is free.
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- READ/WRITE SPEEDS UP TO 5,000/4,200 MB/s: Load games and save files in a flash. Bring power to your productivity with read and write speeds of up to 5,000/4,200 MB/s.* The 990 EVO provides continuous speed to keep you going.
- POWER EFFICIENCY: Save the power for your performance. Get power efficiency all while experiencing up to 70% improved performance per watt over the 970 EVO Plus.* It makes every move more effective with less power consumption overall.
- SMART THERMAL CONTROL: Now you can ramp things up without overheating the system. Samsung's fine tuned controller and heat spreading label deliver effective thermal control to avoid sudden performance drops mid project. It cools things down even when things are running high, so your hard earned checkpoints are saved.
- PCIe 5.0 INTERFACE: Optimized to support the latest technology for SSDs 990 EVO is compatible with PCIe 4.0 x4 and PCIe 5.0 x2. This means you get more bandwidth and higher data processing and performance. Overall, it does more to support smooth storage with less power consumption.
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Amazon [amazon.com] has SAMSUNG 990 EVO SSD 1TB, PCIe Gen 4x4, Gen 5x2 M.2 2280 NVMe Internal Solid State Drive for $89.98 - $14.99 when you 'clip' the coupon on product page = $74.99. Shipping is free.
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Here's a review (of the 2tb version): https://www.tomshardwar
While prices for ssds have drastically increased over the past half year, even in the current awful market this is still nowhere near a good price for a drive of this performance tier. If you really feel like massively overpaying for a 1tb drive from amazon (this is not recommended, just as an example of a bad deal that is a far superior value to the one posted), for only $6 more ($81) you can get the 1tb crucial t500 which has dram and blows the 990 evo out of the water, or for $10 more ($85) the 1tb sn850x which is even better. Let me reiterate again, I'm not recommending either of those drives at those prices, but they're a far better value than this "deal". Typically 2tb drives offer a significantly superior value compared to 1tb drives, but even for a 1tb drive the value proposition of the 990 evo at $75 is poor.
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Here's a review (of the 2tb version): https://www.tomshardwar
While prices for ssds have drastically increased over the past half year, even in the current awful market this is still nowhere near a good price for a drive of this performance tier. If you really feel like massively overpaying for a 1tb drive from amazon (this is not recommended, just as an example of a bad deal that is a far superior value to the one posted), for only $6 more ($81) you can get the 1tb crucial t500 which has dram and blows the 990 evo out of the water, or for $10 more ($85) the 1tb sn850x which is even better. Let me reiterate again, I'm not recommending either of those drives at those prices, but they're a far better value than this "deal". Typically 2tb drives offer a significantly superior value compared to 1tb drives, but even for a 1tb drive the value proposition of the 990 evo at $75 is poor.
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Here's a review (of the 2tb version): https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-c...ssd-review [tomshardware.com]
While prices for ssds have drastically increased over the past half year, even in the current awful market this is still nowhere near a good price for a drive of this performance tier. If you really feel like massively overpaying for a 1tb drive from amazon (this is not recommended, just as an example of a bad deal that is a far superior value to the one posted), for only $6 more ($81) you can get the 1tb crucial t500 which has dram and blows the 990 evo out of the water, or for $10 more ($85) the 1tb sn850x which is even better. Let me reiterate again, I'm not recommending either of those drives at those prices, but they're a far better value than this "deal". Typically 2tb drives offer a significantly superior value compared to 1tb drives, but even for a 1tb drive the value proposition of the 990 evo at $75 is poor.
And, here is an alternate take:
https://dongknows.com/samsung-990...sd-review/
And, here is an alternate take:
https://dongknows.com/samsung-990...sd-review/ [dongknows.com]
The dongknows review you linked specifically compares it to the 970 evo plus (the multiple generations old predecessor to the 990 evo) and the crucial t700, a high performance first-gen true pcie gen5 ssd. Much like the first generation of pcie gen4 drives, pcie gen5 drives like the t700 are immensely power hungry and produce an enormous amount of heat (for a ssd), in exchange for incredible performance. Therefore, in the context of a drive making use of pcie gen5 lanes (though only half as many), the 990 evo is indeed much better suited to thermally constrained use cases. However, that is not because the 990 evo is efficient (it isn't), but solely because the 990 evo is incredibly slow in comparison. Compared to other gen4 drives, the 990 evo's low power draw (good) and poor efficiency (bad) make it a middling option for thermally constrained use cases.
At $75 the 990 evo is a bad purchase, it's as simple as that. If it was $60 or below it would be worth considering.
The dongknows review you linked specifically compares it to the 970 evo plus (the multiple generations old predecessor to the 990 evo) and the crucial t700, a high performance first-gen true pcie gen5 ssd. Much like the first generation of pcie gen4 drives, pcie gen5 drives like the t700 are immensely power hungry and produce an enormous amount of heat (for a ssd), in exchange for incredible performance. Therefore, in the context of a drive making use of pcie gen5 lanes (though only half as many), the 990 evo is indeed much better suited to thermally constrained use cases. However, that is not because the 990 evo is efficient (it isn't), but solely because the 990 evo is incredibly slow in comparison. Compared to other gen4 drives, the 990 evo's low power draw (good) and poor efficiency (bad) make it a middling option for thermally constrained use cases.
At $75 the 990 evo is a bad purchase, it's as simple as that. If it was $60 or below it would be worth considering.
You are a great writer (besides being knowledgeable about the topic). I wish people on SD can learn from your writing.
Here's a review (of the 2tb version): https://www.tomshardwar
While prices for ssds have drastically increased over the past half year, even in the current awful market this is still nowhere near a good price for a drive of this performance tier. If you really feel like massively overpaying for a 1tb drive from amazon (this is not recommended, just as an example of a bad deal that is a far superior value to the one posted), for only $6 more ($81) you can get the 1tb crucial t500 which has dram and blows the 990 evo out of the water, or for $10 more ($85) the 1tb sn850x which is even better. Let me reiterate again, I'm not recommending either of those drives at those prices, but they're a far better value than this "deal". Typically 2tb drives offer a significantly superior value compared to 1tb drives, but even for a 1tb drive the value proposition of the 990 evo at $75 is poor.
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