Save 25% on the Samsung 860 Evo SSD range at Amazon, right now

Save 25% on the Samsung 860 Evo SSD range at Amazon, right now
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If you haven’t got an SSD for your PC build yet, now’s your chance (and honestly, why not? They’re fantastic). Amazon are knocking around 25 percent off our favorite, the Samsung 860 Evo range, in the US. Meanwhile, you can get them on Amazon.co.uk for up to 57 percent less. In practical terms, that’s a saving of at least $50/£100. Which isn’t bad for a component we say is the best SSD for gaming. While the list price on Amazon is maybe a little higher than average, the saving is still good if you’re looking for a reliable new SSD for your build.

1TB Samsung 860 Evo | $147.99 ($52 off)

1TB Samsung 860 Evo | $147.99 ($52 off)
Our favorite SSD has a hefty discount right now. Remember, the bigger 2TB drives are on offer too. Don't miss out.

1TB Samsung 860 Evo | £131.37 (£126.58 off)

1TB Samsung 860 Evo | £131.37 (£126.58 off)
Get a ridiculous saving on our favorite SSD via Amazon.co.uk. You can also get different capacities for less.

As we’ve mentioned before, SSDs will comfortably make the biggest difference for your PC. They’ll significantly reduce loading and file transfer times, and the 1TB Samsung 860 Evo version in particular has “proven reliability and performance”. Because of this, we’d highly recommend grabbing one before the sale is over. Although you’ll be well served by the higher capacity models (the 2TB version’s had a huge price cut), 1TBs will do very nicely if you’re on a tighter budget.

For more bargains, make sure you take a look at the best SSD deals of the week. If you’re also thinking about constructing a new rig, you can check out our advice on the best gaming PC build. And for pure storage speed, take a look at our best NVMe SSDs guide.

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Benjamin Abbott

As part of our Central Hardware Team, Benjamin looks after many of the buying guides, tech reviews, and deals you’ll see on PC Gamer. He’s also a board game geek with credits that include GamesRadar+ and Metro.co.uk, so follow him on Twitter @TheWordyBen for more nerdy shenanigans.

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