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This PS5-ready Samsung SSD is $75 off today at Best Buy

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While many of the top computers come loaded with enough internal storage for most folks, there will always be buyers looking for more bytes to store data with.

And if you’re a PC gamer (who may want to check out our list of the best gaming PC deals), you’ll know just how crucial it is to maintain as much storage space as possible.

Fortunately, you’ll be able to purchase an external SSD to add more storage to your PC. Adding an external SSD is a simple process of connecting it to your game console or PC via a USB port.

And we came across this great offer: Right now, when you purchase the Samsung 990 Pro 2TB Internal SSD at Best Buy, you’ll spend $190.

At full price, this model sells for $265. Why you should buy the Samsung 990 Pro While Samsung leans on PS5 compatibility for the 990 Pro, this SSD expansion can also be used for a gaming PC or laptop.

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