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title: "Samsung Electronics 840 EVO-Series 1TB 2.5-Inch SATA III Single Unit Version Internal Solid State Drive MZ-7TE1T0BW"
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# 540MB/s read speed 1TB storage capacity 86,000 IOPS random read Samsung Electronics 840 EVO-Series 1TB 2.5-Inch SATA III Single Unit Version Internal Solid State Drive MZ-7TE1T0BW

**Brand:** samsung
**Price:** € 2.07
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Upgrade your workflow with speed and space that keeps you ahead!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Samsung Electronics 840 EVO-Series 1TB 2.5-Inch SATA III Single Unit Version Internal Solid State Drive MZ-7TE1T0BW by samsung
- **How much does it cost?** € 2.07 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- samsung enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted samsung brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Massive 1TB Storage:** Store your entire professional portfolio, creative projects, and essential apps without compromise.
- • **SATA III Compatibility:** Plug-and-play with SATA 6 Gb/s interface for easy upgrades and broad device compatibility.
- • **Blazing Fast Performance:** Experience lightning-fast 540MB/s sequential reads and 520MB/s writes for seamless multitasking and rapid file transfers.
- • **Next-Level Responsiveness:** Handle intensive workloads with up to 86,000 IOPS random read speeds, ensuring smooth and efficient data access.
- • **Reliable Samsung MEX Controller:** Industry-leading controller technology guarantees durability and consistent performance under pressure.

## Overview

The Samsung 840 EVO-Series 1TB SATA III Internal SSD delivers high-speed sequential read/write speeds of up to 540/520MB/s and exceptional random read/write IOPS, powered by Samsung's MEX controller and TLC Toggle NAND technology. Its 2.5-inch form factor and SATA 6 Gb/s interface make it a reliable, high-capacity storage solution for professionals seeking fast, durable, and efficient data performance.

## Description

Samsung 840 EVO -Series MZ-7TE1T0BW 1TB 2.5" SATA III Internal SSD Single Unit Version. Sequential Read Speed: 540MB/s Sequential Write Speed: 520MB/s 98K Random Read Speed: 86000 IOPS 90K Random Write Speed: 32000 IOPS Trim Support Y Raid Support Samsung MEX Controller 1y nm Triple Level Ccell (TLC) Toggle NAND 2.0

Review: Fantastic! - About 3 years ago I upgraded my spouse's aging Macbook with an SSD to help increase the speed of the machine without having to spend all the money to get a new Mac. It worked, and that Mac is still plugging along on that original SSD. I, on the other hand, bought myself a new gaming rig. i7 processor, 16GB of RAM, NVidia with 3 GB of dedicated memory, and a 750GB 7200 rpm platter hdd. It was plenty fast, and it didn't need the relatively minor boost an SDD would have given it. Sure, the WEI showed the hard drive was dragging the whole machine down. Everything else rated above 7, but my hdd kept the index score at 5.9. Oh well, I handled it. But time passed and programs got loaded and antivirus applications got more bloated and drivers got more complex and Microsoft added more and more updates, and my computer was taking nearly two minutes to boot. Then I saw this 1TB SSD for about half the list price and jumped on it. I installed it yesterday and spent the afternoon waiting while the data copied over. This morning I did a few minor tweaks and reran the WEI. My SSD score is 7.9, the max it can be in Windows 7. My dedicated video card is now the thing holding my machine back to 7.2, and I think I'm OK with that. It boots in 37 seconds, with absolutely no changes to what loads at startup. Well worth the money, even though I didn't actually need it. Pros: Scary fast. Huge storage for my laptop. I don't think I'll be needing that second hard drive bay filled any time soon. Excellent price for the amount of storage and speed. Samsung (from the stuff I've been able to dig up) is one of the more reliable manufacturers out there, so I'm expecting it to last. But I'm also making backups just in case of infant mortality. Cons: Finding the right software to transfer my data. I read too many bad things about Samsung's to try it. I read a lot of good things about a free app called "EaseUS", but had a difficult time finding a place to download it that I trusted. I finally created a new e-mail account and downloaded it from the developer. They insist on getting an e-mail address and I didn't want to get spam for the rest of my life. Also waiting forever while it transferred my data. Even with both hard drives connected to the SATA interface it took over 2 hours to copy. Worth the wait in the end, but still frustrating. Finally the insecurity of having a brand new hard drive and wondering if its going to crap out on me. The brand wouldn't matter, I'd still be worried - that''s just the way electronics work. Verdict: At the price I paid I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
Review: Works so well for my Mac Pro that I bought one for my MacBook Pro too! - Installed in a 2012 Mac Pro using the "Newer Technology" adapter bracket. Installed without a hitch. Makes my Mac Pro seem like an entirely different machine (in a good way). When I bought my Mac Pro, I loaded up on RAM (96GB) thinking that this would allow everything to run faster as there would not be as much caching to the HDD. From day one, I was disappointed that my Mac Pro was not faster. A year later, in an attempt to address an issue where Safari was creating such big swap files on my 7,200 RPM primary drive, I tried this SSD as something of a desperate attempt to increase performance. WOW!!!!!!! I could not believe the difference! Everything runs faster. The OS logs in so fast that I cannot interrupt Adium from auto starting...... by the time I mouse over to the dock, it is logged in! THIS is the computer I thought I had purchased a year ago. In short, don't skimp on RAM but if you want to see an immediate boost in performance, switch to an SSD. Next up...... my 2011 MacBook Pro :) Just a little by-the-way, I am not running any of the Samsung disk management tools. I have no idea if they would even run on a Mac but I did not even attempt to install them. I was/am so happy with the SSD performance that I didn't want to add something to my system which would be tinkering with how my drive operates. Update- Mar 2014: Still works great in my '12 Mac Pro. Bought one for my MacBook Pro a couple of weeks ago. The performance difference is AMAZING, more so in the MacBook Pro as it has a faster SATA interface than the Mac Pro. I have an i7 processor with 16GB of RAM. What seemed to be a laptop scheduled for replacement soon, now screams! This drive in this machine (the MacBook Pro) is quite possibly the most noticeable single enhancement that I have seen in ANY computer that I have owned in the past 20+ years. No joke, it is that great of a difference. In fact, with the SSD in place, the two big differences between my MBP and a new MBP are the Retina Display and USB3, neither of which are pushing me towards an upgrade for a while. I have probably extended the life of this workstation by at least one, if not two new generations of MBPs to come. I have the speed of the current model (minus USB3), so as I see it, my MBP has to break or something much better has to come out of the Apple pipeline. Oh, swapping drives was a breeze, again. It just took longer this time because I had to hook up my external drive reader via FW800 instead of eSATA, like I could on the Mac Pro. Format the drive to be bootable, swap the drives, hook up the old one externally, boot into Recovery Mode so you can just copy the old drive onto the new one. Yes, it is that easy, provided you are comfortable with the Disk Utility program as that is what you are using to configure the new drive and then to clone the old one (while in Recovery Mode).

## Features

- Brand New. No sales tax, except FL

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00E3W16OU |
| Additional Features | Portable |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,306 in Internal Solid State Drives #41,476 in Computer Internal Components |
| Brand | Samsung |
| Cache Memory Installed Size | 1000 |
| Color | B00E3W16OU |
| Compatible Devices | Desktop |
| Connectivity Technology | SATA |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,665 Reviews |
| Data Transfer Rate | 750 Megabits Per Second |
| Digital Storage Capacity | 1024 GB |
| Form Factor | 2.5-inch |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 08806085767584 |
| Hard Disk Description | Solid State Drive |
| Hard Disk Form Factor | 2.5 Inches |
| Hard Disk Interface | Solid State |
| Hard-Drive Size | 1 TB |
| Hardware Connectivity | SATA 1.5 Gb/s, SATA 3.0 Gb/s, SATA 6.0 Gb/s |
| Hardware Platform | PC |
| Installation Type | Internal Hard Drive |
| Item Part Number | MZ7TE1T0BW |
| Item Weight | 0.14 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | SAMSUNG-SSD-840EVO-1TB |
| Media Speed | 2400 megabytes_per_second |
| Mfr Part Number | 8806085767584 |
| Model Name | 840 EVO |
| Model Number | MZ-7TE1T0BW |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Read Speed | 2400 Megabytes Per Second |
| Special Feature | Portable |
| Specific Uses For Product | Personal |
| UPC | 887276851402 |

## Product Details

- **Digital Storage Capacity:** 1024 GB
- **Hard Disk Interface:** SATA 6 GB/s
- **Connectivity Technology:** SATA
- **Brand:** Samsung
- **Special Feature:** Portable
- **Hard Disk Form Factor:** 2.5 Inches
- **Hard Disk Description:** Solid State Drive
- **Compatible Devices:** Desktop
- **Installation Type:** Internal Hard Drive
- **Color:** B00E3W16OU

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic!
*by S***L on June 8, 2014*

About 3 years ago I upgraded my spouse's aging Macbook with an SSD to help increase the speed of the machine without having to spend all the money to get a new Mac. It worked, and that Mac is still plugging along on that original SSD. I, on the other hand, bought myself a new gaming rig. i7 processor, 16GB of RAM, NVidia with 3 GB of dedicated memory, and a 750GB 7200 rpm platter hdd. It was plenty fast, and it didn't need the relatively minor boost an SDD would have given it. Sure, the WEI showed the hard drive was dragging the whole machine down. Everything else rated above 7, but my hdd kept the index score at 5.9. Oh well, I handled it. But time passed and programs got loaded and antivirus applications got more bloated and drivers got more complex and Microsoft added more and more updates, and my computer was taking nearly two minutes to boot. Then I saw this 1TB SSD for about half the list price and jumped on it. I installed it yesterday and spent the afternoon waiting while the data copied over. This morning I did a few minor tweaks and reran the WEI. My SSD score is 7.9, the max it can be in Windows 7. My dedicated video card is now the thing holding my machine back to 7.2, and I think I'm OK with that. It boots in 37 seconds, with absolutely no changes to what loads at startup. Well worth the money, even though I didn't actually need it. Pros: Scary fast. Huge storage for my laptop. I don't think I'll be needing that second hard drive bay filled any time soon. Excellent price for the amount of storage and speed. Samsung (from the stuff I've been able to dig up) is one of the more reliable manufacturers out there, so I'm expecting it to last. But I'm also making backups just in case of infant mortality. Cons: Finding the right software to transfer my data. I read too many bad things about Samsung's to try it. I read a lot of good things about a free app called "EaseUS", but had a difficult time finding a place to download it that I trusted. I finally created a new e-mail account and downloaded it from the developer. They insist on getting an e-mail address and I didn't want to get spam for the rest of my life. Also waiting forever while it transferred my data. Even with both hard drives connected to the SATA interface it took over 2 hours to copy. Worth the wait in the end, but still frustrating. Finally the insecurity of having a brand new hard drive and wondering if its going to crap out on me. The brand wouldn't matter, I'd still be worried - that''s just the way electronics work. Verdict: At the price I paid I'd do it again in a heartbeat.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works so well for my Mac Pro that I bought one for my MacBook Pro too!
*by W***G on December 11, 2013*

Installed in a 2012 Mac Pro using the "Newer Technology" adapter bracket. Installed without a hitch. Makes my Mac Pro seem like an entirely different machine (in a good way). When I bought my Mac Pro, I loaded up on RAM (96GB) thinking that this would allow everything to run faster as there would not be as much caching to the HDD. From day one, I was disappointed that my Mac Pro was not faster. A year later, in an attempt to address an issue where Safari was creating such big swap files on my 7,200 RPM primary drive, I tried this SSD as something of a desperate attempt to increase performance. WOW!!!!!!! I could not believe the difference! Everything runs faster. The OS logs in so fast that I cannot interrupt Adium from auto starting...... by the time I mouse over to the dock, it is logged in! THIS is the computer I thought I had purchased a year ago. In short, don't skimp on RAM but if you want to see an immediate boost in performance, switch to an SSD. Next up...... my 2011 MacBook Pro :) Just a little by-the-way, I am not running any of the Samsung disk management tools. I have no idea if they would even run on a Mac but I did not even attempt to install them. I was/am so happy with the SSD performance that I didn't want to add something to my system which would be tinkering with how my drive operates. Update- Mar 2014: Still works great in my '12 Mac Pro. Bought one for my MacBook Pro a couple of weeks ago. The performance difference is AMAZING, more so in the MacBook Pro as it has a faster SATA interface than the Mac Pro. I have an i7 processor with 16GB of RAM. What seemed to be a laptop scheduled for replacement soon, now screams! This drive in this machine (the MacBook Pro) is quite possibly the most noticeable single enhancement that I have seen in ANY computer that I have owned in the past 20+ years. No joke, it is that great of a difference. In fact, with the SSD in place, the two big differences between my MBP and a new MBP are the Retina Display and USB3, neither of which are pushing me towards an upgrade for a while. I have probably extended the life of this workstation by at least one, if not two new generations of MBPs to come. I have the speed of the current model (minus USB3), so as I see it, my MBP has to break or something much better has to come out of the Apple pipeline. Oh, swapping drives was a breeze, again. It just took longer this time because I had to hook up my external drive reader via FW800 instead of eSATA, like I could on the Mac Pro. Format the drive to be bootable, swap the drives, hook up the old one externally, boot into Recovery Mode so you can just copy the old drive onto the new one. Yes, it is that easy, provided you are comfortable with the Disk Utility program as that is what you are using to configure the new drive and then to clone the old one (while in Recovery Mode).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Lovely!
*by L***Z on April 2, 2014*

Placed it in a PS3 and it runs so fast. At least for installed games. It has a good size/price rate as well. Update (01/14/15): After almost a year, I've been loving this SSD. I purchased three SSD (1-1 TB and 2-250 GB). The PS3 is still working flawlessly. Anyway, this update is for the SSD that's in my PC (I'll update my laptop later) I bought the 850 EVO, and will compare with that one as well (Updated. Check conclusion 2), but for now, my PC. CPU: Intel i7-4770K (OC at 4.4GHz) MB: Asus Z87 Plus RAM: Kingston 16GB @1600MHz SSD 1: Samsung 840 EVO 250GB SSD 2: Samsung 850 EVO 250GB HDD 1: WD Green WD40EZRX (4 TB 5400 RPM SATA III) HDD 2: WD Black WD3200AAJS (320 GB 7200 RPM SATA II) HDD 3: WD Blue WD5000BEVT (500GB 5400 RPM SATA II) I think this is what matter, unless the PSU, BD-R and some other peripheral matter. Oh, and if you wonder why I added that many HDD's, just to compare against the SSD. Anyway, numbers. I tested with Samsung Magician, which I chose to install to keep track of the SSD life. The information this software gives me is Sequential Read (MB/s), Sequential Write (MB/s), Random Read (IOPS) and Random Write (IOPS) Parameter: SR - SW - RR - RW SSD 1 553 534 79341 76861 SSD 2 551 531 78995 80176 HDD 1 132 138 1170 587 HDD 2 42 43 238 272 HDD 3 52 50 282 393 Update 2: The second 840 EVO 250 GB is placed in a laptop. Specs: HP pavilion dv2125la CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo T7600 MB: Wistron 30B2 RAM: Kingston 3GB @667MHz The test was made with the same software. Parameter: SR - SW - RR - RW SSD 1 453 306 38472 43206 Conclusions: 1.- I think the conclusion can be easily taken. An SSD has way better performance than ANY HDD; despite RPM and the SATA connector. And nowadays, they are cheaper, which make them a viable upgrade for any PC. 2.- If you are looking for an SSD, you'll get pretty much the same performance from the 840 EVO and the 850 EVO. Biggest difference is in Random Read, and it's not that much. And if you wanna save some bucks, go get the 840 EVO. 3.- Even if my laptop doesn't have a SATA III connector, the SSD still shows a great performance overall (About 60-70% of its maximum, compared against my desktop). If you wanna see a big impact on a laptop, definitely the first step should be an SSD. Even before adding more RAM. Will Update the rest soon. L8er! Note: All tests were made using Windows 7 Ultimate x64. And of course, with the latest Chipset/SATA driver.

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