MZ-V7S250BW

Yfw mac kid installs it on a mac and doesnt want to flash it to work on a mac.

useless samsung sells it without a patch do not buy it

Very great product. The last image I attached is the test result of the HDD I previously used Toshiba MQ04ABF100 1TB 5400RPM. The first two are the test results of the two partitions of the SSD drive, just see the difference- 25X faster than the HDD. The price for the 250GB size is INR 5000, this product worth it. This SAMSUNG SSD 970 EVO Plus is the SSD with the best PCIe 3.0 performance. But one thing, the warranty period for the 250GB variant is 5 years from the date of purchase or 250TBW which is earlier, and in this 1 week of purchase the Samsung Magician records 2.1 TBW, so in this rate the warranty period is just 2.5-3 years. Now coming at the boot time, it takes 5 seconds to completely boot into WINDOWS 11 after power button pressed, restarting takes 8-9 seconds. Applications are running blazing-fast, just opens on click, in no time!!! I have observed, the installation of the SSD decreases the RAM consumption by almost 15%, this is an unexpected goodness of it. 5 stars for its performance on general computing, video editing and coding performance. I am not a gamer at all, so not sure of its gaming performance.

Purchased a 250GB SSD as it was on the Synology 920+ compatible list to use as a read only cache. I’d seen all the worries and concerns re read write failures using a Raid cache, so decided to install just the one drive, read only. The main functions of my NAS are file storage and Plex media server. Whilst I didn’t expect miracles, I was aware that Plex UI could see some speed improvements with the SSD cache, and so far, that has proved to be the case. However, I would note that speed improvements have been limited to higher performance devices, and lower performance devices haven’t seen any improvements. As an example, the Plex native app on a cheap LG smart tv has always been incredibly slow to navigate on a local network, images take a while to load and the home dashboard takes a while to sync. Speed of playback start is also as slow as previously seen. However, on higher performance devices such as iOS, MacOS and Roku 4K, there are very clear improvements. On MacOS and iOS, thumbnails load instantly, dash appears much quicker and when you load a library item, all associated extras are there almost instantly. In the past, film extras, collections, Tidal playlists etc took a second or two or three to connect and load… these now appear without delay. On both, buffering before playback starts is also much improved with an almost instant start of media up to 1080p… 4k takes a second or two longer. On Roku 4K, the improvements are there, but not quite as pronounced. Dash and media screens load faster, and although media playback starts quicker, it’s not as instant as MacOS or iOS, but these are obviously much more powerful devices to start with. For the cost, £30, I would definitely say that I am happy with the outlay and performance boost for my Plex needs.

Bought it for my Inspiron 5570 laptop. Installed it in addition to the pathetic 5400 RPM HDD and cloned the OS drive on to this drive. Below are my observations regarding the performance: 1. Earlier my boot time was 2 to 3 mins with the HDD. Now utmost it takes 10 to 15 seconds. 2. Updates complete faster and installed Apps open faster. MS Word and Excel used to take 30+ seconds to open up but now they open up in couple of seconds (< 5 seconds). 3. Lag free performance. 4. The maximum read / write speed I can get is 1800 MB/s as Dell laptop controls the speed. I was considering selling my laptop with the terrible HDD performance. Most of the time would say 100% usage of HDD on task manager. This transformed my laptop into a beast. Only downside is it does heat up and I can feel warmness in laptops left palm rest and this also drains battery. Earlier with HDD with average usage (browsing / watching movies) I got 3 hrs. But now with the faster performance I get 1 to 1.5 hrs. But considering the performance it's all worth it. I also use Dell Latitude laptop and this is way faster than the SSD on Dell Latitude laptop.

Perfetto.

Ich nutze die Samsung 970 EVO Plus NVMe M.2 SSD seit einigen Monaten in meinem Desktop-PC, und ich bin wirklich beeindruckt von der Leistung. Der Einbau war dank des kompakten M.2-Formfaktors sehr einfach und platzsparend. Besonders auffällig ist die enorme Geschwindigkeit – beim Starten des Systems und Laden von Anwendungen merkt man sofort den Unterschied zu einer herkömmlichen SATA-SSD oder gar einer HDD. Große Dateien werden in Sekundenschnelle kopiert, was meinen Workflow deutlich beschleunigt. Die Wärmeentwicklung ist moderat, selbst bei längeren Arbeitsphasen bleibt die SSD stabil und drosselt nicht spürbar. Für meine Zwecke – Gaming, Videobearbeitung und Programmieren – bietet die 970 EVO Plus eine hervorragende Balance zwischen Preis und Leistung. Insgesamt kann ich die SSD jedem empfehlen, der sein System spürbar schneller machen möchte, ohne dabei tief in die Tasche greifen zu müssen.