Don't spend too much money. Right now, you can get yourself a 500GB NVMe SSD for a low price of just $29.99, that too from Samsung.
Throw Away that Old Drive and Upgrade to the Speedy Samsung 970 EVO Plus SSD with 500GB of Storage for Just $29.99
There are plenty of SSDs out there and the age of the mechanical, spinning hard drive is coming to an end. But things can get expensive in the world of SSDs. At times, you can actually get away with a great product without spending too much money, if you know where to look.
Take a look at the Samsung 970 EVO Plus, that strikes a great value between price and performance. Right now it can be yours for a dirt cheap price of just $29.99 for the 500GB model.
Buy SAMSUNG 970 EVO Plus SSD 500GB NVMe M.2 Internal Solid State Drive w/ V-NAND Technology - Was $38.85, now just $29.99
First of all, this drive is pretty small, thanks to NVMe tech. It is made to fit inside tight spaces and your unique gaming rig with its ultra-fancy and compact case will have no issue accommodating it. In fact, this is the sort of drive that makes such rigs possible in the first place.
Despite being small, you can expect speeds of up to 3,500MB/s on the read end and 3,300MB/s on write. This sort of performance is extremely crucial if you are using this drive inside a gaming rig so that you can skip past those loading screens real quick.
Even if you're not gaming, those fast read and write speeds will make day to day computing extremely fast. Trust me, you'll be surprised how fast your PC is and it is only being held back by a slow hard drive.
Using the Samsung Magician software, you will receive firmware updates for this drive along with the ability to monitor the overall health. With its 5-year warranty and an overall life of 600 terabytes written, you get complete peace of mind, too.
This deal doesn't require any discount code or coupon. Other storage options are discounted to varying degrees as well.
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