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Edited May 24, 2023
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Samsung [samsung.com] has for
EDU/EPP Members: 870 EVO 2.5" SATA SSD Solid State Drive on sale for the prices listed when you follow the instructions below.
Shipping is free.
Deal Instructions:- Visit the Samsung Discount Program page and select the EDU/EPP program
- Choose from the following:
- You may be prompted to sign in to your EDU/EPP Account
- Proceed to checkout
- Your total will be from $58 + free shipping
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Most likely will drop further in the coming months. I couldn't wait any longer as my 2TB 860 EVO is out of space, so I pulled the trigger on the 4TB. With the cash back, this puts it around the same price as the 4TB Crucial MX500. Not crazy slick, but pretty decent.
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Most likely will drop further in the coming months. I couldn't wait any longer as my 2TB 860 EVO is out of space, so I pulled the trigger on the 4TB. With the cash back, this puts it around the same price as the 4TB Crucial MX500. Not crazy slick, but pretty decent.
Most likely will drop further in the coming months. I couldn't wait any longer as my 2TB 860 EVO is out of space, so I pulled the trigger on the 4TB. With the cash back, this puts it around the same price as the 4TB Crucial MX500. Not crazy slick, but pretty decent.
However, in the long term, I suspect they may kill the 860 series, or nerf it somehow. It's too expensive to produce and sell at the prices we are going to hit.
However, in the long term, I suspect they may kill the 860 series, or nerf it somehow. It's too expensive to produce and sell at the prices we are going to hit.
Soooo true. Samsung has been behind the curve big time. I honestly wanted to get some of the 4tb's for a 2 bay mini-NAS. I have two 2tb set up in my workstation for processing cloud point data and they have held up very well for 4 years of abuse.
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Because many legacy computers lack nvme support AND the performance difference with everyday tasks is actually minimal.
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Because I have more SATA ports than nvme slots and it's still faster than my network speed so it's not really that slow at all.
They are starting to get to the point where they are great for archival/read-heavy storage.
I need them for creating cache drives in unraid. Cache drives allow me to move tons of movies over super quick and they also run programs fast. Plex etc..
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Surprisingly, their 8tb qvo is currently less than 2X the price of the 4tb here. $430. Maybe less with an EPP discount.