Samsung 970 EVO Plus M.2 500GB Duo Pack support | Coolblue

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Note: these M.2 SSDs have a PCI Express (NVMe) interface and only work if your system supports PCIe/NVMe. Make sure to check this in the manual of your laptop or motherboard. With the Samsung 970 EVO Plus M.2 500GB Duo Pack, you can provide your PC or laptop with a speed update. This bundle has 2 NVMe SSDs with a combined storage capacity of 1TB. This allows you to store up to 100 Full HD movies. The read speed of 3500MB/s ensures fast booting times and short loading times for games and applications. Thanks to the high write speed of 3200MB/s, you can write data almost 1.5 times as fast with the 970 EVO Plus than with the 970 EVO. This is nice when you transfer a complete movie or game library, for example. You can last for years with this bundle thanks to the TBW (Terabytes Written) of 1200TB. This means that the lifespan of the Plus models is twice as long as the standard one. And with the 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard, you can protect your information and via the Samsung Magician software, you can manage the performance of your SSD. You get a 5-year warranty from Samsung with this bundle.

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