1TB Samsung PM961 PCI-Express 3.0 M.2 Internal SSD EXPIRED

These are not pulls they are brand new and they have a 1yr warranty.

Oem drives dont have warranty and has thermal throttle issues so please take caution before buying it .

Having worked at Micron and in the semiconductor industry in general for the greater part of my career, maybe I can provide a different perspective as to the cost that goes into developing the NAND chip on an NVMe drive. Consider the fact that a single DUV scanner costs somewhere around $80-90 million. For one tool. Then consider that if semiconductor manufacturers want to be competitive, they will have already invested significantly into EUV scanners, which are easily $120+ million. Now consider how many of those tools are required for high volume manufacturing. A lot. $120 million times a lot of tools is a metric crap ton of money in capital expenditures trying to keep Moore's law alive. A single wafer goes through several hundred processing steps before it ever gets to packaging and assembly, the overall cycle time is measured in months. Before you attack the manufacturers for being greedy and profiteering, remember it's their "greed" that fuels their budgets for R&D and capital expenditures, which is why it's even possible for you to enjoy this incredible technology in the first place. PS this is an amazing deal for a 1TB NVMe SSD, and no sales tax! The wife is going to kill me, but I couldn't pass it up.