The hardware world is full of rumors. For example, there was one floating around speculating that Samsung would drop the Pro / EVO naming scheme for their new SSDs. Well, the Samsung 850's product page recently went live on the company's Chinese site, and the Pro / EVO suffix is no where to be seen. So, it looks like the rumor was true after all.The Samsung 850 120 GB, which carries the model number MZ-7LN120, is the only model listed at the moment. According to the specifications table, the drive sports Samsung's MGX Controller, V-NAND 3 bit MLC flash memory, and 256 MB of LPDDR3 DRAM. In terms of performance, the Samsung 850 is capable of delivering sequential read and write transfer speeds of 540 MB/s and 520 MB/s, with random read and write IOPS that top out at 88,000 IOPS and 70,000 IOPS respectively.Samsung backs the 120 GB model with a three-year warranty and coverage for up to 100 terabytes written.

17 Comments on Samsung 850 120GB Listed Online

#1 Assimilator

This looks exactly like ye olde 850 Evo... except without the "Evo" suffix. Posted on Oct 25th 2017, 12:34 Reply

#2 Chaitanya

Assimilator This looks exactly like ye olde 850 Evo... except without the "Evo" suffix. only upgrades might be new Nand and controller(to keep cost down of manufacturing nand on older process), also Samsung really doesnt have to upgrade these drives as there is hardly any competition(performance) in this segment right now. only upgrades might be new Nand and controller(to keep cost down of manufacturing nand on older process), also Samsung really doesnt have to upgrade these drives as there is hardly any competition(performance) in this segment right now. Posted on Oct 25th 2017, 12:39 Reply

#3 RejZoR

It would make sense to give no suffix to normal models and Pro to "better" ones. Though Evo and Pro was rather clear designation imo. Posted on Oct 25th 2017, 12:40 Reply

#4 peche

Thermaltake fanboy Replace XXX for what ever number they are using in this moment....



samsung XXX SSD: regular craps...

samsungXX X SSD Evo: mid range craps...

samsungXXS SSD Pro: high end or enthusiast craps...

That is how it should be used, but nowadays brands name and rename products like... a monkey eating bananas...



Thanks again marketing for destroying as much as possible all the brading now days with the best seller words "Pro, gaming, or RGB" tag almost everything... Posted on Oct 25th 2017, 13:01 Reply

#5 P4-630

peche Sansung XXX SSD: regular craps...

Sansung XX X SSD Evo: mid range craps...

Sansung XXS SSD Pro: high end or enthusiast craps... I don't know the brand "Sansung"...

What do they make? :D:D

:slap: I don't know the brand "Sansung"...What do they make? :D:D:slap: Posted on Oct 25th 2017, 13:07 Reply

#6 warrior420

The biggest difference between the EVO and Pro was the warranty.... And a 3 year doesn't do it for me. This is why I recommend the Pro for my users. Posted on Oct 25th 2017, 13:17 Reply

#7 P4-630

warrior420 And a 3 year doesn't do it for me. Thats why I bought a Pro for my desktop as well, I like that 10 year warranty.OS is on a Pro.

However I might buy an evo someday for my desktop to store some more games. Thats why I bought a Pro for my desktop as well, I like that 10 year warranty.OS is on a Pro.However I might buy an evo someday for my desktop to store some more games. Posted on Oct 25th 2017, 13:22 Reply

#8 trparky

Chaitanya Samsung really doesnt have to upgrade these drives as there is hardly any competition(performance) in this segment right now. Yeah, it's pretty pathetic that a nearly three year old model is kicking the ass of nearly every new model coming out today. It's like the competition isn't even trying. Yeah, it's pretty pathetic that a nearly three year old model is kicking the ass of nearly every new model coming out today. It's like the competition isn't even trying. Posted on Oct 25th 2017, 13:42 Reply

#9 peche

Thermaltake fanboy P4-630 I don't know the brand "Sansung"...

What do they make? :D:D

:slap: Due copyrights and other legal things name was slighty modified to avoid the infringment of international laws, copyrights, serveral other brand right.....:laugh::laugh: just a joke, already corrected, thanks for the advise bro!:roll: trparky Yeah, it's pretty pathetic that a nearly three year old model is kicking the ass of nearly every new model coming out today. It's like the competition isn't even trying. well said Due copyrights and other legal things name was slighty modified to avoid the infringment of international laws, copyrights, serveral other brand right.....:laugh::laugh: just a joke, already corrected, thanks for the advise bro!:roll:well said Posted on Oct 25th 2017, 13:42 Reply

#10 RejZoR

trparky Yeah, it's pretty pathetic that a nearly three year old model is kicking the ass of nearly every new model coming out today. It's like the competition isn't even trying. They are really not even trying. One would expect that by now, every single SATA SSD would saturate SATA3 to its fullest regardles of price range. And yet a lot of them can't even peak SATA3's sequential speeds in both directions... They are really not even trying. One would expect that by now, every single SATA SSD would saturate SATA3 to its fullest regardles of price range. And yet a lot of them can't even peak SATA3's sequential speeds in both directions... Posted on Oct 25th 2017, 13:59 Reply

#11 AsRock

TPU addict warrior420 The biggest difference between the EVO and Pro was the warranty.... And a 3 year doesn't do it for me. This is why I recommend the Pro for my users. Meh, all depends on your work load and whats going be done with the drive.



99% of users do not need a 5 year warranty. Meh, all depends on your work load and whats going be done with the drive.99% of users do not need a 5 year warranty. Posted on Oct 25th 2017, 14:08 Reply

#12 Upgrayedd

AsRock Meh, all depends on your work load and whats going be done with the drive.



99% of users do not need a 5 year warranty. Lmao and thats why products seem to break just out of warranty so often. Built just cheap enough to last 3 years with average use.

This is either an incomplete product lineup or Samsung took a step backwards.

I always built my PC on the best warranty I could find for a good price. My psu has a 10yr along with an 850 Pro.



Don't sell yourself short because other people might, 3 years is something I expect from a HDD not an SSD from the top manufacturer. Lmao and thats why products seem to break just out of warranty so often. Built just cheap enough to last 3 years with average use.This is either an incomplete product lineup or Samsung took a step backwards.I always built my PC on the best warranty I could find for a good price. My psu has a 10yr along with an 850 Pro.Don't sell yourself short because other people might, 3 years is something I expect from a HDD not an SSD from the top manufacturer. Posted on Oct 25th 2017, 14:35 Reply

#13 AsRock

TPU addict Only SSD ever failed on me was a OCZ drive but they are POS anyways, my Sata 2 Intel SSD's are working 100% and there is no reason to think my Samsung's will fail any time soon.



3 years is a good number and better than a lot of others, you do pay for the extra warranty so yeah it means some thing to me but the extra cost for a 5 year warranty , no thanks.



Maybe they have a plan to release some thing later but we will have to see. but most users don't need it. Posted on Oct 25th 2017, 15:35 Reply

#14 Fx

I preferred them using EVO and PRO to identify the tiers of card. It was stupid simple for everyone. Posted on Oct 25th 2017, 15:43 Reply

#15 peche

Thermaltake fanboy Upgrayedd 3 years is something I expect from a HDD not an SSD from the top manufacturer. +1 +1 Posted on Oct 25th 2017, 17:31 Reply

#16 Assimilator

RejZoR And yet a lot of them can't even peak SATA3's sequential speeds in both directions... That's mostly due to the overhead of the SATA protocol, it's not physically possible to ever see 600MB/s from a SATA3 link. That's mostly due to the overhead of the SATA protocol, it's not physically possible to ever see 600MB/s from a SATA3 link. Posted on Oct 26th 2017, 1:04 Reply