“What is the difference between the Samsung SSD 870 EVO versus the QVO drives?”
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I obtained this information from a Digital Trends post. Because I research everything into the ground before buying LOL!!! In, general, EVO will last longer, and will write faster after a certain point. Based on Samsung's Intelligent Turbowrite technology, they both will perform basically the same up to 42-72 GB written, then the QVO will slow down a little. The QVO is best suited to read intensive work loads, but will lag behind on write intensive work loads. It stated that the everyday user will probably not notice a significant difference. I have found this to be true. I use the QVO to store and play games on my gaming pc. It is obviously slower than my M.2 NVME drives (970 EVO Pro)(x2), which I use for the OS and my favorite games. On the QVO my game loads a little slower, but I don't notice a difference while actually playing the games. For me it was about the price point for the amount of storage I was getting. I needed a lot of storage and didn't want a typical HDD, which is much much cheaper, but also so much slower. I've had it installed about a month or so I guess, and have had no problems with it so far. Would recommend if looking for a budget SSD. I bought the 2TB model.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Lightning: The biggest difference between the EVO and QVO drives is flash memory. The EVO product line makes use of TLC NAND (3 data bits/cell), while the QVO line makes use of QLC (4 data bits/cell). Both the QVO and EVO drives make use of Samsung’s Intelligent TurboWrite system. Should you need assistance in finding the right drive to suit your needs, please know we are always here to help. Call: 1-800-SAMSUNG (ask for Memory or press #, then 6 for Memory products) Available 9AM – 9PM EST (Mon-Fri) - Samsung Memory
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