Several months ago at the 2013 Samsung Global SSD Summit, Samsung unveiled their latest and greatest SSD, the Samsung 840 EVO. Based off a brand new MEX controller and Samsung’s latest 19nm TLC Toggle ...

Samsung has been aggressively bolstering its solid state drive line-up for the last couple of years. While some of Samsung’s earliest drives may not have particularly stood-out versus the competition ...

During its 2013 Samsung SSD Global Summit in Korea, Samsung unveiled a new addition to its solid-state drive lineup, the new Samsung SSD 840 Evo. Based on an updated Samsung MEX controller as well as ...

Last year at Samsung’s Global SSD Summit, Samsung unveiled the 840 and 840 Pro SSD and we’re here again at Samsung’s SSD Global Summit this year to witness another SSD launch, the Samsung 840 Evo. The ...

At launch the 850 EVO 250GB costs a little more than the bottom of the barrel drives, but offers performance, endurance, and a five-year warranty never before seen at this price level. Earlier this ...

Samsung has announced the arrival of its new solid state drive, the Samsung SSD 840 EVO. The new line-up makes use of the industry’s most compact 10-namometer class 128GB high-performance NAND flash ...

Performance Summary: Samsung’s new SSD 840 EVO series of solid state drives performed extremely well throughout our entire battery of benchmarks. Whether using synthetic benchmarks, trace-based tests, ...

Our first custom file transfer test uses a single large compressed file and has been dominated by the Samsung SSD 840 Pro with a throughput of 330MB/s. The new Evo 840 drives did nothing to change ...

Samsung will have a very successful product at hand with the new EVO series; with the main advantage being faster write performance for the smaller 120GB and 250GB models. The tested 120GB drive is ...

Our final launch day review from the new Samsung 840 EVO product family is of the 750GB capacity size. Priced at $529.99 and sold in a drive only kit, the 750GB costs a little more than some high-end ...

The Evo drives delivered roughly 480MB/s in CrystalDiskMark's sequential read test and enabling RAPID made no difference on the 250GB model, in fact it was a little slower. The 1TB version gained ...

Samsung is to offer no less than five versions of the 840 EVO which includes a 120GB, 250GB, 500GB, 750GB and 1 TB models. The sample that has arrived in our secret test facility is the 120GB version ...