Samsung internal SSDs
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For AI modeling and graphic editing
The Samsung 9100 Pro is the fastest Samsung internal SSD and is ideal for demanding tasks, such as AI modeling and heavy graphics editing.
Your PC, games, and demanding programs start up the fastest, so you can get started right away.
For AI modeling, heavy photo and video editing, and 3D rendering, the SSD loads the files quickly.
The 9100 Pro also has a version with a heatsink, allowing you to keep the SSD well cooled and use it in your PlayStation 5 as well.
This SSD features the fast PCIe 5.0 version and can also be used in motherboards that only support PCIe 4.0.
From
to300,-
2.499,-
For short loading times in gaming
The Samsung 990 Pro is ideal for your gaming PC or PlayStation 5 and ensures that your game starts up quickly, without long loading times.
Your PC and games start up quickly, so you can start playing immediately.
This SSD ensures short loading times, so you wait less time for your game or new level to start.
The 990 Pro also has a version with a heatsink, allowing you to keep the SSD well cooled and use it in your PlayStation 5 as well.
From
to210,-
775,-
For large files and multitasking
With the Samsung 990 EVO Plus, you work in various programs simultaneously and transfer large files.
Your PC and demanding programs start up quickly, so you can get started right away.
With this SSD, you can open multiple programs simultaneously and easily move large files.
From
to230,-
599,-
For daily use
With the Samsung 870 EVO SSD, you expand the storage of your PC or NAS. You should only choose this SSD if your device has a 2.5-inch slot and no M.2 slot.
Your PC and programs start up quickly, so you can get started right away.
From
to136,-
1.329,-
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- Retail price679,99
499,-
- Retail price1.356,99
1.329,-
- Retail price339,99
270,-
Compare the 990 EVO Plus with the 990 Pro and 9100 Pro
Boot your PC superfast with a Samsung internal SSD. The 990 EVO Plus, 990 PRO, and 9100 PRO are M.2 NVMe PCle SSDs. These SSDs have a read speed that's 10 times higher than that of SATA SSDs. That way, you're not bothered by long loading times. You can also place these SSDs in your motherboard without power cords. We'll explain what the differences between the 3 types of M.2 NVMe SSDs are.
Frequently asked questions
How do you choose an internal SSD?
Always carefully check which slot your PC or laptop has to ensure the SSD fits. It's also important to know how much storage space you need and how fast the SSD has to be. For instance, you need a faster SSD if you work with professional video files than if you primarily use Office software. Additionally, there are SSDs with a heatsink for gaming, which provide good cooling. Make sure to check which specifications are important for your choice.
What's the difference between an internal and external SSD?
You always need an internal SSD in a PC or laptop. For example, for storing files and booting your PC quickly. Do you need more storage? You can easily install another internal SSD, if your device has room for it. You use an external SSD differently. You don't install it inside a device, but connect it via a USB cable and take it with you easily. This way, you temporarily store files on the SSD when your PC is full, or quickly transfer them to another device.
What's a heatsink for an internal SSD?
A heatsink cools your internal SSD, preventing it from overheating and extending its lifespan. This also reduces lag. If you install an SSD in your PlayStation 5, you always need a heatsink.
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Store all your files and boot your PC quickly with an internal SSD from Samsung. Thanks to the high speeds, you can open your files within seconds. For daily use in a PC or laptop with a 2.5-inch slot, choose the 870 EVO. If you work with large files, the 990 EVO Plus is a better choice. The 990 Pro is ideal for gaming, and you choose the 9100 Pro for AI modeling or heavy graphics editing.