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Samsung
Samsung 990 PRO 2TB NVMe M.2 Internal SSD (Renewed)
A flagship-class Gen 4 NVMe drive rated at 7,450MB/s and 2TB of capacity, offered through the Renewed channel at below-retail pricing
$329.00*$399.90Save 17%
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Overview
Specifications
Brand
Samsung
Series
990 PRO
Model Number
MZ-V9P2T0B-IT/EC
Capacity
2TB
Interface
PCIe Gen 4.0 x4
Protocol
NVMe
Form Factor
M.2 2280
Maximum Transfer Rate
7,450MB/s
Drive Type
Internal Solid State Drive
Condition
Renewed
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Renewed label mean for this Samsung 990 PRO 2TB drive?
Renewed indicates the unit is not sealed factory-new stock. It has been inspected and restored before resale, and coverage terms typically differ from a retail 990 PRO purchase.
Will the 990 PRO still work in a PCIe Gen 3 motherboard slot?
Yes, but not at full speed. The drive is specified for PCIe Gen 4.0 x4, and the rated 7,450MB/s maximum transfer rate is only reachable in a Gen 4 slot.
Does this 2TB 990 PRO fit standard laptop and desktop M.2 slots?
It uses the M.2 2280 form factor, the 80mm length supported by most desktop motherboards and many laptops. Check that your machine accepts a 2280-length NVMe stick.
What is the model number I should look for when comparing this listing?
MZ-V9P2T0B-IT/EC. That code identifies the 2TB 990 PRO variant in this listing, which is useful when cross-checking against other sellers or regional part numbers.
Is 7,450MB/s the read speed or the write speed on this drive?
The source specification lists 7,450MB/s as the maximum transfer rate. Separate sequential read and write figures are not stated in this listing.
Does this 990 PRO listing include a heatsink?
No heatsink is specified for this listing. If your M.2 slot sits in a tight or warm area, plan on using the motherboard's own M.2 thermal cover.