If you want to keep up with all the big game releases of the year, you’re not going to be able to do that without either immediately deleting them after playing or by expanding your storage capacity. When new titles clock in at over 100GB, you need to make some tough choices in terms of what gets to stay around. The easy solution it to just get yourself a much bigger solid state drive.
The Samsung 9100 Pro SSD heavily discounted at the moment over at Amazon: The savings range from $30 to $100 off depending on the exact version you get, be it 1TB, 2TB, or 4TB. For instance, the 2TB model is available for $240 on Amazon, which is a 20% discount from its regular price of $300, while the 4TB version has dropped to $450 from $550. The 1TB model is also on sale for $170, down 15% from its $200 original price.
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Say goodbye to long load times in the games you play: The Samsung 9100 Pro SSD is designed for superior performance with fast speeds while maintaining power efficiency. It has read speeds of up to 14,800 MB/s and write speeds of up to 13,400 MB/s. This SSD from Samsung will help you achieve this high performance while using less power overall. Great for not just gaming, but any intensive workflows like video editing or working with large datasets.
For PlayStation 5 Players Too
Gaming consoles need the extra space just as much as gaming PCs do. The original PlayStation 5 comes with only 825 GB of internal storage. With the ballooning size of AAA games on the market, you’ll be lucky if you can have more than 3 games downloaded onto your system at a time.
We have good news: The PS5’s storage can be expanded by installing a compatible M.2 solid state drive. The Samsung 9100 Pro is compatible, but with a catch. You’re going to want the heatsink option to prevent overheating. It’s fairly straightforward to install, you can do it yourself following along with a video on YouTube. Right now, you can get the 1TB version of the 9100 Pro with a heatsink for $180. The 2TB version goes for $260 while the 4TB version goes for $470.
That’s just for the console players though. If you yourself or the loved one you’re buying for is gaming on PC, then the non-heatsink version will work out just fine. Get the Samsung 9100 Pro starting at $170 for the 1TB version ($30 off), $240 for the 2TB version ($60 off), or $450 for the 4TB version ($100 off).
