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Amazon - Samsung 860 EVO 2TB 2.5 Inch SATA III Internal SSD + Mount ($238 or less)
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Was looking to upgrade the SSD on my desktop and came across the following bundle which is less than the current price of just the drive:
Samsung 860 EVO 2 TB 2.5 Inch SATA III Internal SSD + Mount
& Corsair SSD Mounting Bracket Kit 2.5" to 3.5" drive bay(CSSD-BRKT1) [amazon.com]
You may be able to get it lower if you previously signed up for the Amazon Amex 20% deal.
Samsung 860 EVO 2 TB 2.5 Inch SATA III Internal SSD + Mount
& Corsair SSD Mounting Bracket Kit 2.5" to 3.5" drive bay(CSSD-BRKT1) [amazon.com]
You may be able to get it lower if you previously signed up for the Amazon Amex 20% deal.
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| Product Name: | Samsung 860 EVO 2 TB 2.5 Inch SATA III Internal SSD (MZ-76E 2TB/AM) & Corsair SSD Mounting Bracket Kit 2.5" to 3.5" drive bay(CSSD-BRKT1) |
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| Product SKU: | B07RHBYS4S |
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This has been at about the same price for about three months, according to what three Camels told me.
I have had 3 data SSD from Samsung and they all work, I then bought a 970 evo plus nvme and it didn't last more than 3 months. I still believe they are very reliable just that other brands have become solid too, so with the same money I got back for my defective 970 evo plus, I bought two xpg and don't regret it.
One thing though that Samsung does miles better is their magician software which makes it very easy to update firmware. I've never seen adata release firmware updates for any of my drives.
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I'll have to say this Phenom II still runs everything I throw at it at high-very high settings (Gaming, DVD/Blu-Ray MKV for my Plex, watching stuff, etc....). With 16GB RAM, 500GB 850 EVO SSD as my primary and an RX 580...... I just haven't been able to yet justify the upgrade....
No regrets going AMD...and now planning to stay that way with the eventual Ryzen upgrade...
But maybe instead of spending $400 for the 2tb 970 evo plus I should get a 1tb evo plus and get this sata one, then I'd have 1tb space extra for not much more in price. Hmmmmmmmm, I can't decide what to do.
I have had 3 data SSD from Samsung and they all work, I then bought a 970 evo plus nvme and it didn't last more than 3 months. I still believe they are very reliable just that other brands have become solid too, so with the same money I got back for my defective 970 evo plus, I bought two xpg and don't regret it.
One thing though that Samsung does miles better is their magician software which makes it very easy to update firmware. I've never seen adata release firmware updates for any of my drives.
huh? they've dropped ridiculously over the last 2y
huh? they've dropped ridiculously over the last 2y
I bought my xpg 8200 pro for less than 100, you can't do that anymore and my pci 4 xpg S50 for 135.
I bought my xpg 8200 pro for less than 100, you can't do that anymore and my pci 4 xpg S50 for 135.
Repeat it enough times and people will believe it and purchase at current prices because of FOMO. Seen it already on SD, reddit, other deal sites.
Self-fulfilling prophecy.
If you like the price and you need the item, buy it now, but if you don't need it hold out for bigger/better. In the long run, SSD prices will continue to get cheaper. I paid over $150 for my first (40GB) SSD and the price per GB (and now, price per TB) have continued to drop, despite short-term
price increasesprice-fixing incidents in the past.