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Samsung 870 EVO
4000 GB, 2.5"
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digitec
1 week ago
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Yes, it is generally compatible with Synology NAS devices that accept 2.5" SATA SSDs. The manufacturer also indicates that this SSD has been tested with host systems, including NAS devices, but it does not appear on the Synology compatibility list shown here. Note: - Interface: 2.5" SATA III - Speed: up to 560 MB/s read and 530 MB/s write - On some Synology models, a compatibility warning may appear if the drive is not on the official list.
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Samsung Electronics GmbH
Hello,
Thank you for your enquiry.
For the Samsung SSD 870 EVO SATA III 2.5 inch - 2 TB MZ-77E2T0B/EU 4 x M3x5mm screws are required. The Samsung SSD 870 EVO SATA III 2.5 inch is sold without accessories. If you still need screws or cables for installation, these must be purchased separately.
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Your Samsung Service Team
The type of memory and therefore the cost:
EVO = TLC memory
QVO = QLC memory
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Former employee
4 years ago
Merci de contacter le service client :) => https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc...
Former employee
4 years ago
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Unfortunately not.
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I have never tried it with the migration tool - but 1:1 clones can be created very well with a suitable docking station with two slots. Both 2.5 and 3.5 inch disks fit in there. Here is such a product: Icy Box IB-120CL-U3
Former employee
4 years ago
You need an adapter like this one: Newertech Newer Technology AdaptaDrive - Drive Bay Adapter - 3.5" to 2.5" (8.9 cm)
Former employee
4 years ago
The Community is for enquiries about the ownership and use of products. If you wish to give your opinion, you can do so under Reviews :)
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It depends on the model. If a SATA disc is installed now, then it works. This is the case for models up to mid-2012 WITHOUT Retina. It does not work for newer models because they use SSDs with a faster interface. On the website ifixit.com you can see all repair/replacement instructions for all MacBook Pro models available. They also list the replacement parts and what the SSD looks like.
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SSDs do not come with any cables. You need a SATA cable and a power cable for SATA drives. In the notebook, this is a combination cable and is available. In the PC, the power cable is available on the power supply unit, you need a SATA cable. 30 cm should be enough.
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In theory, the SSD will only work at about 300mb/s on the SATA2 port (SATA3 can do about 600mb/s). It works, but some performance is given away. I can't say for sure whether you really notice a difference in practice.
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No. https://lmgtfy.app
Once again a case of sloppiness from Digitec.
PS: if you look at the packaging dimensions, you will find more than one discrepancy.
As long as you have a 2.5" SSD installed (or at least a free port for it), the capacity of the SSD doesn't really matter.
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No, this may already have to come with the case/notebook/etc.,
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digitec
1 month ago
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No, this isn’t an external hard drive with a casing, but an internal SSD designed to be connected directly to the computer.
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digitec
2 months ago
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The main difference is that the 870 EVO uses faster and more durable TLC memory, designed for intensive use, whilst the 870 QVO uses less durable QLC memory, which is ideal for everyday storage.
- Memory type: The 870 EVO uses TLC (Triple Level Cell) technology, compared to the QLC (Quad Level Cell) technology used in the 870 QVO.
- Endurance (lifespan): The 870 EVO supports 600 terabytes written (TBW), almost twice as much as the 870 QVO, which supports 360 TBW.
- Warranty: The 870 EVO comes with a 5-year warranty, whilst the 870 QVO is covered by a 3-year warranty.
- Recommended use: The EVO is suitable for professional data transfers and large files, whilst the QVO is designed for everyday use and pure storage.
- Transfer performance: Although sequential speeds are identical (560/530 MB/s), the EVO maintains performance better during large file transfers.
For a Synology NAS where writes may be frequent, the 870 EVO offers better long-term durability.
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