Active Read/Write (Average): 2.4W / 2.8W,.Active Read/Write (Average): 2.1W / 2.4W.Encryption Support: AES 256-bit Full Disk Encryption (FDE) TCG/Opal v2.0, Encrypted Drive (IEEE1667).Interface: SATA 6Gb/s Interface, compatible with SATA 3Gb/s & SATA 1.5Gb/s interface.We will be looking at the 250GB model in this review. The Samsung 750 EVO is backed by a 3-year warranty or 35 TBW for the 120GB model and 70 TBW for the 250 GB model, whichever comes first. The Samsung drive is also compliant with TCG 2 Opal v2.0 standards and IEEE 3. The 750 EVO features an AES-256-bit hardware-based full disk encryption engine, which helps secure data without too much of a hindrance in performance that is usually inherent with software-based encryption. And though it seems to be going the low-cost route with the company’s MGX controller and TLC NAND, Samsung still quotes very respectable sequential read and write speeds up to 540MB/s and 520MB/s, respectively, while random speeds are expected to reach 97,000 IOPS read and 88,000 IOPS write. The 750 EVO comes equipped with the standard SATA 6 Gb/s interface and a tightly packed 256MB DDR3 memory module. While the drive is available in retail markets in the US, the 750 EVO is designed primarily for OEMs and system integrators, giving them a low cost HDD alternative that still boasts a good performance profile and the other benefits of flash.

The EVO 750 is designed to provide excellent performance and improve everyday computing experience at a lower price tag than the company’s 850 PRO and EVO lines, which will make this SSD an attractive option for many due to the company’s name coupled with its more budget looking cost. After being available in Asia for several months now, the Samsung EVO 750-the economical version of their impressive and very successful SSD line–has finally hit North American shores.

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