SamsungPM981 M.2 1000GB PCI Express 3.0 TLC NVMe Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) (1000GB, M.2, 3200MB/s)

J'ai acheté le disque uniquement pour la technologie SED Opal 2 afin de sécurisé mes données, mais le disque ne le supporte pas alors que l'annonce dit le contraire.

I decided to swap out the SSHD for a pure SSD in my Dell laptop. I found out what model number Dell was using and that led me to this item. I updated my BIOS and slid this into the SSD slot and it was up and running within seconds. A quieter and faster laptop with a longer battery life is now mine for a very inexpensive price - given that this is about 950Gb of storage once it is formatted.

クローン後は起動せず修正を擁しました。Windows起動後は安定して動作しております。ちょっと温度が高いですね。

This is an OEM drive. It appears to be the next version of the 970 EVO, and is OEM supported (does not have Samsung support). It is an excellent drive and has the Phoenix controller, not Polaris. I used this part # because it is the 1 TB version of the 512 GB drive that came in my Lenovo Ideapad 720S – meaning the existing drivers would work.I backed up the 512 GB disk1 and restored to this 1TB drive (4 partitions - one was a FAT32/BIOS-UEFI partition). This turned out to be more difficult than I imagined, due to several factors: Windows 10, Acronis Disk Director 12, and a 4K Very High resolution 15" laptop screen. Outside of the Windows 10 environment, getting cues to display correctly on the very high resolution monitor was impossible. Also, getting the settings correct using Acronis True Image 2019 were challenging because the drive is formatted GPT, not MBR, and uses the Intel Rapid Storage Technology environment in RAID mode to support Optane. Once the initial load was complete, I had issues that made me suspect that Windows 10 was not configured correctly. Attempted to use Acronis Disk Director 12 to clear and reformat the drive (booting from a USB WinPE drive that included the partition software), but it was unable to change anything – couldn’t get to the boot agent to restart and apply changes. Found an AOMEI Partition Manager that could clear the drive without rebooting and was able to start over. But. The USB was running just the basic AOMEI Partition Manager and, not having a Windows display manager running caused the cue text to appear in a size 4 font, which was readable if you were very young or very nearsighted. Many pop-up windows could not be resized enough to see the text in them! I eventually cleared the drive, got it into GPT mode, and restored my 4th set of backup images. I would give this a 1 star but that would be totally unfair because the drive itself was not the problem.

Enough storage for programs and games on the NVME.