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Samsung SSDs and Server Memory

Samsung makes flash memory and DRAM as well as finished drives and memory modules. This page collects its SSDs and memory modules. On the storage side that covers consumer SATA and NVMe drives, such as the 870 and 970 series, and datacenter SSDs built for servers. On the memory side it covers DDR4 and DDR5 server modules, such as the M393A registered ECC RDIMMs found in many Dell, HPE and Supermicro systems. For SSDs, check the series against your use: QVO models use QLC flash with lower write endurance than EVO or datacenter models, and the SMART health value shows how much rated endurance is left. For memory, match speed, rank and module type to what your server already runs. Our listings carry the exact part number. Every used drive passes a SMART health check and an extended self-test, and memory is tested in a real server board before it ships.

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Samsung: common questions

What does M393A mean on a Samsung memory module?+

M393 is Samsung’s prefix for registered DIMMs, and the A marks DDR4. The rest of the part number encodes capacity, organisation and speed, so matching the full part number is the simplest way to add modules to a server.

Is a Samsung QVO SSD suitable for a server?+

For read heavy storage such as media or archives, yes. QLC flash has lower write endurance than TLC, so for databases or heavy write workloads pick an EVO, PRO or datacenter model.

What warranty do these carry?+

Used items carry a 90-day warranty, and certified drive tiers carry up to 2 years; the exact term is on each listing. New sealed items keep the manufacturer warranty.

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