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Samsungs 2Tb 990 Pro is a good pick and more than enough for gaming. otherwiese any other pcie 4.0 nvme will do from a reputable brand. Only if they are cheaper by a good amount tho.

Still going strong. Ended up replacing the SSD with a Samsung 990Pro 1Tb and repasting the CPU with some Arctic MX-6. It's been impeccable so far, by far the best laptop experience I have ever had. I bring it with me on my backpack everywhere I go and it's perfect at that. The build quality is prett

i got a samsung 2tb 990 pro for my f16. no complaints. it’s faster than the stock 1tb ssd it came with according to benchmarks i ran. just be very careful with the screws as they strip easily. and make sure you know which screws go where when taking the back plate off the laptop. some are longer tha

I got a Samsung 990 pro 4tb and it still takes minutes. r6 might be the longest game to boot on pc

it’s slow on my 990 pro from samsung at full speed. and sometimes i can’t even play with friends cuz the game becomes stuck when joining a friend…

Samsung SSD is most reliable. How much performance you want? I did a mistake of not buying Samsung 990 Pro 1TB ssd. Actually should have bought 2TB. Tell me use case and budget. I will tell accordingly. Due to budget issue going Western Digital black may help.

You could also download Samsung's SSD software to make it is also up to date plus you can enable boost and etc on it if you haven't done so. The 980-990 pro are amazing when boosted, I forget what it's called but it's essentially overclocking it in a sense.

im using it and it’s great. have 4 samsung 990 pro 4tb installed in raid 0 on mac

i feel you on wanting more space. the XPS 15 9520 only has one M.2 slot, so you'd have to replace your 1TB drive. both those options work but the Samsung 990 Pro is overkill for that machine since it's PCIe 4.0 but the laptop runs at 3.0 speeds. honestly the Crucial P3 4TB is plenty fast and costs l