Good NVMe SSD deal: 20% off at Materiel.net during price hikes
If you have been following the storage market for the past few months, you have surely noticed the trend: SSD prices keep climbing. In this tense context, the slightest promotion is worth looking into. Good news: two concrete offers are currently live and allow you to pick up a fast SSD without paying full price.
Why do SSDs cost more in 2026?
The reason is simple: NAND memory, which makes up SSDs, is being massively absorbed by data centers dedicated to artificial intelligence. Manufacturers are prioritizing these orders, and the stock available for the general public is shrinking.
The concrete result: a 1 TB Gen5 SSD that was trading for around €100 to €130 a year ago is now more likely to be found between €200 and €270. It is precisely for this reason that a real discount makes a big difference today.
The two deals to watch
Here are the concrete offers spotted this week, with their actual prices.
| Product | Capacity | Promo Price | Discount | Retailer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Samsung 9100 Pro PCIe 5.0 | 1 TB | €170.99 | -15% | Amazon (Prime Day) |
| Crucial P310 PCIe Gen4 | 2 TB | €234.99 | -6% | Amazon |
Meanwhile, Materiel.net is applying a -20% discount on all its clearance items, valid from June 24 to July 21, 2026. The retailer offers over a hundred NVMe references, which leaves room to find the right capacity/price ratio for your budget.
Which SSD should you choose based on your usage?
Not all SSDs are equal, and paying for PCIe 5.0 does not always make sense. Here are a few simple guidelines.
- Gaming and office use: a good PCIe Gen4 NVMe is more than enough. Loading times in games are almost identical to those of Gen5, at a much softer price.
- Content creation and large transfers: PCIe 5.0 is worth it if you regularly handle large files (4K video editing, large projects).
- Capacity: 1 TB remains the comfortable minimum in 2026. If your budget allows, 2 TB avoids having to make trade-offs between your games.
A piece of advice: also check the amount of cache memory and the presence of a heatsink, especially for Gen5 models, which run hotter.
What about at DSGate?
For the gaming PCs we assemble in France, we systematically integrate an NVMe SSD to ensure fast boot times and short loading times. The component is selected according to the configuration and budget, without unnecessary extra costs for performance you wouldn't use.
Do you prefer a ready-to-use machine rather than hunting for components one by one? Discover our configurations assembled in France at dsgate.fr, delivered assembled, tested, and ready to play.
Prices observed at the date of publication. Promotional offers change rapidly: always check the current price before ordering.