Samsung 960 EVO Series - 250GB PCIe NVMe - M.2 Internal SSD (MZ-V6E250BW)

So simple to install and no cables like old hds. Simply cloned my previous SSD hard drive to this one using Acronis and removed the old one and I was back up. Paired with Gigabyte AB350-Gaming 3 m/b with F7 BIOSv. Did not need to adjust any settings upon reboot.

its Samsung, so its good. I think after buying this stick, I should have bought 500gb, before you know it, its full

so far not so much quicker than normal ssd. as stated by others in websites. but definitely as quick as ssd and so much faster than hdd.

Many thanks for your supporting, wish you all the best.

I went from a Intel DC S3500 Series SSDSC2BB300G401 300GB 2.5 to this EVO 250gb. It has cut my boot time by around 30%. From hitting the power button, to Windows 10 Home being fully loaded and ready to use is around 16 seconds. A good chunk of that is BIOS loading. That said, I also did quite a bit of services maintenance and other miscellaneous crap to shave a couple of seconds as well. Unbelievable performance to say the least. Im running the CYBERPOWERPC Gamer Xtreme VR GXiVR8080A2 purchased a few months ago. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075VSBNQZ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Super compact, and blazingly fast performance! This is what computer storage should be! Im using this as the primary storage on my Mini-ITX gaming PC, and its been nothing but spectacular. No install issues or drivers needed when installing Windows 8.1. So far, Ive seen nothing but consistently fast and reliable storage for my rig. Love the compact design, with no SATA or power cables needed. Ive already decided that my next PC will need to have several M.2 slots, because these sticks are a pleasure to use.

if you download too much and want a big capcity I suggest you to buy 500GB or 1TB or 2TB

Great product

if you havent put your Operating System onto an M.2 SSD yet, you should stop waiting! Huge performance boost. Love it.

My first step into the NVMe M.2 world. Works well, havent ran benchmarks yet but seems faster than my SATA3