Samsung XP941 256GB M.2 NGFF PCIe Solid state drive SSD

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$120.00 for 120GB of SSD memory, ok. Now this is not SATA I,II,III or mSATA it is PCIe Gen 2 using a M2 socket. So I'm continuing to work our how to get it to use x4 lanes and be the 10Gb/s it could be. I would estimate it works as fast as SATA III...

Getting bandwidth pipelines between CPU / RAM / Mass Memory to be extraordinary takes extraordinary knowledge of tech.

Awesome SSD! Very fast and works perfectly in a MSI Z97A Gaming 6!

Super fast SSD! Stable and no problems whatsoever.

Didn't work as a boot drive for my system. My fault so I can't really ding this drive.

From power button to Internet 4.6 seconds...no joke....buy this. If you install this, be warned, some PC mobo's will load Windows so quickly with this drive you will NOT have time to hit DEL or F8 to enter bios. Space saving and small - too many pros...

I bought this item for $249. Obviously, the demand has gone through the roof. Don't know about the value over $400, but at $250 it's simply amazing.

This thing is the best product on the market, it's the fastest, made by one of the most reliable companies for SSD's, and when properly installed, will make your computer feel as responsive as a desk lamp.

Not simple to install software. After hours of scouring the web I finally found out, in order to install an OS you can't do it from a disc for reason's I don't care to find out. two methods that both SHOULD work are installing the OS to a separate...

Small, fast, and boots Windows 8.1 when installed in a Gigabyte GZ-Z97X-Gaming 3. It is super nice not having a single SATA cable plugged into my board. It saves a lot of space by not having any hard drives.

Fast Small Easy

Haven't found any yet

* small * fast, * work out of the box on my ASRock X99X motherboard and Windows7. NO issues at all.

not yet

Fast and small. It hides behind my R9 280x video card I have the Asrock x99x Killer motherboard.

Price still too High.

this drive took me 18+ hours of researching to get win 7 x64 to load - finally did a "fred flintstone" approach - i wiped a samsung 840 evo and set it as "GPT" in disk management, then cloned my original OS drive to it, and cloned that to the xp941. It...

none - waiting for the sm951 NCMe version to release May 19th, and move this xp941 to the M.2 slot to use as a clone/backup drive.