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Samsung EDU/EPP: 2TB 870 EVO SATA 2.5" SSD Expired
$90
$149.99
+ Free Shipping
Samsung has for EDU/EPP Members: 2TB 870 EVO SATA 2.5" Solid State Drive on sale for $89.99 when you follow the deal instructions below. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member lawm18 for sharing this deal.
Note: You may need to sign in to your eligible program and add product to cart to see deal price; discount may vary depending on your program.
Deal Instructions:
Thanks to Community Member lawm18 for sharing this deal.
Note: You may need to sign in to your eligible program and add product to cart to see deal price; discount may vary depending on your program.
Deal Instructions:
- Visit the Samsung Discount Program page and select your qualifying program
- Add the 2TB 870 EVO SATA 2.5" Solid State Drive to cart
- You may be prompted to sign in to your EDU/EPP Account
- Proceed to checkout
- If eligible, your total should be $89.99 after EDU/EPP savings + free shipping.
- SATA 6 Gbps Interface, compatible with SATA 3 Gb/s & SATA 1.5 Gb/s interface
- Read/write speeds of up to 560/530 MB/s
- Encryption: Class 0 (AES 256) TCG/Opal v2.0, MS eDrive (IEEE1667)
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- This price is $9 less than a recent Frontpage deal and $10 less than the next best price from a reputable merchant at the time of this post. -StrawMan86
- Please refer to the forum thread for additional deal ideas & discussion.
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Edited July 4, 2023
at 01:22 AM
Price dropped overnight it seems. $99.99 at Samsung and Best Buy. Extra $10 off up to 2 drives with EDU/EPP at Samsung.
https://www.samsung.com/us/comput...7e2t0b-am/
https://www.samsung.com/us/comput...7e2t0b-am/
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank doboy007
Yep. Still have several 500GB NVME SSD's I haven't installed. Not even sure if they're worth using for operating system boot drives, as you're limited by number of slots on hard drive.
These are nice because it's SATA and can have however many of them without an issue.
$198 with discount.
4TB has been that price for at least a week now. I would have missed the 2TB price change had I not had it sitting in my cart already and slept on it haha.
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1. Different use case. In my case, my nvme slots are full, but I have SATA to spare. Different data for each storage option.
2. This is pretty much the best SATA SSD you can get, at least on paper, and the 2TB is now cheaper than many others in its class that are inferior, again on paper.
2. This is pretty much the best SATA SSD you can get, at least on paper, and the 2TB is now cheaper than many others in its class that are inferior, again on paper.
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These are nice because it's SATA and can have however many of them without an issue.
You're technically often still limited on how many SATA drives you can have installed. Often when either the bottom PCIe slot is occupied or the bottom m.2 slot is occupied, the number of available SATA lanes is cut down. It's rare that all the slots/SATA are able to be fully utilized. What gets limited in which configuration depends on the motherboard manufacturer and how many lanes the CPU is capable of.
Was about to make that point. If you have pcie lanes to spare wittout bottlenecked configs, then you're just limited by the physical amount of ports you have. However, that's usually the case for workstation/enterprise-grade motherboards and CPU, and that's more of an exception, not the rule.
These are nice because it's SATA and can have however many of them without an issue.
https://www.newegg.com/orico-tcm2...0003-001E0
Good enough for bulk storage.