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Samsung 850 Evo 4TB 2.5" SATA III (MZ-75E4T0B/AM) Solid State Drive

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This Samsung 850 EVO internal solid-state drive is perfect for upgrading your computer's storage capacity. With a storage capacity of 4TB, it provides ample space for your documents, photos, and media files. The drive is compatible with SATA III, II, and I interfaces, making it easy to install in most systems. The Samsung 850 EVO SSD offers fast read speeds of up to 540MB/s, ensuring speedy access to your files. Its V-NAND technology provides reliable performance and endurance, while its compact 2.5" form factor makes it easy to fit into laptops, desktops, and other devices. Get the storage upgrade you need with the Samsung 850 EVO SSD.

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Product Identifiers

Brand
Samsung
MPN
MZ-75E4T0B/AM, MZ75E4T0BAM
GTIN
0887276123950
UPC
0887276123950
Model
850 EVO
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1877521685

Product Key Features

Read Speed
540MB/s
Storage Format
Internal
Storage Capacity
4 TB
Form Factor
2.5"
Drive Type(s) Supported
SSD (Solid State Drive), Internal SSD
Type
Internal SSD
Interface
SATA III, SATA II, SATA I

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5 out of 5 stars
by jedovszkySep 14, 2016
Amazing performance paired with an amazing 4 TB of storage!
The 4TB Samsung 850 EVO set new highs for a few performance sub-tests, but ultimately the only important record it breaks is for its storage capacity. On that front it is without equal in the consumer market and even among enterprise SATA drives higher capacities are only available from drives that are more than 7mm thick. Samsung's new 256Gb 48-layer V-NAND chips made it straightforward for them to create this product, but it doesn't quite seem necessary. We were already quite impressed with their 2TB drives, and they still don't face any serious competition. The 4TB 850 EVO is a stark illustration of Samsung's seemingly insurmountable lead in the marketplace, but it is far too expensive for any ordinary desktop or NAS use. There simply aren't many consumers who can afford this much SSD, but if you're a consumer with the budget for 4TB of SSD storage the 850 EVO can deliver it in a single 2.5" drive with none of the complexity of RAID. The drive may also be very welcome in the professional video space, but the relatively low write endurance rating of 300TB (75 total drive writes) could scare off those customers. Putting aside the concerns about the suitability of this drive for today's market, it is a good sign for the future. Samsung is finally putting their new generation of 3D NAND on shelves in large quantities. As promised it doesn't seem to bring any new performance issues, but a SATA drive can't really prove that conclusively. The improvements to power efficiency are modest but real and every bit of that will be welcome as the 48-layer V-NAND finds its way into the rest of the product line. It is hard to tell whether the new V-NAND will be pushing prices much lower in the short term, but it looks like it will at least be competitive with what's already out there. Samsung is well positioned to continue their dominance for another round. The 4TB 850 EVO also gives us another light push towards a future where mechanical hard drives are gone from the consumer market. Building a SSD that can entirely displace hard drives is now possible using controllers and DRAM that are cheap commodity parts. (SSDs larger than 4TB could be made using two controllers plus a RAID controller at the cost of some peak performance, a technique used by drives like the 2TB Mushkin Reactor TC.) The per-GB price of NAND flash is the only front on which SSDs still need to improve; SSDs have far surpassed mechanical hard drives in performance and power consumption and have caught up in terms of capacity and density. The performance of the 4TB 850 EVO also makes it clear that there is even less need for a 4TB 850 Pro. An MLC counterpart simply isn't needed to reach the highest speeds that can be expected of a SATA drive, because 3D TLC drive done right and in such abundant capacity is plenty fast. The only reason Samsung should bother shipping a 4TB 850 Pro is if they're going to give it a vastly higher write endurance rating for a small price premium. Otherwise, they should save that new 3D MLC for the PCIe drives.Read full review
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5 out of 5 stars
by drphgApr 10, 2017
Samsung 850 EVO 4TB 2.5-Inch SATA III Internal SSD (MZ-75E4T0B/AM)
Samsung hits a home run with this large capacity SSD. Great quality and longevity. Well worth the initial cost. Great for video/photo editing and storage. Great for local home server use. 5 year warranty is the best in the business.
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5 out of 5 stars
by djrox-cJan 24, 2017
"Fast Startup! On My Macbook Pro 2012. 30 Seconds!"
What Can I Say??? I installed this Samsung 4T SSD on my 2012 Macbook Pro and It's a beast! Quick Startup. Plenty of space. I decided this due to the new 2016 Mac Book Pro Limited Space to 2T and just didn't like the reviews. This will let me wait little longer for a better model. It's a bit pricey but worth it! Loving it! Highly recommended!
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5 out of 5 stars
by rttavviMay 19, 2017
Samsung 850 EVO 4TB SSD
Excellent performance for a large storage that is far less power consumption than a spindle device. In the consumer space you can also expect a much longer life for the device as well that a spindle disk. Easy to install, no issue with space allocation under Linux (EXT4).
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5 out of 5 stars
by erbahkSep 17, 2016
All is good.
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Amazing performance paired with an amazing 4 TB of storage!

Samsung 850 EVO 4TB 2.5-Inch SATA III Internal SSD (MZ-75E4T0B/AM)

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