Popular US retailer B&H is currently running a selection of internal SSD deals, ideal for anyone looking to upgrade their gaming PC with some speedy storage for less. There’s a mixture of older SATA drives and newer NVMe drives available, all of which are currently at their lowest price in the last 180 days.

SSDs are ideal for gaming, and with storage space ranging from 256GB up to 8TB, there’s a good amount of variety here. Do keep in mind that these offers won’t be around forever, and the majority of them will expire within June. Discounts range from $20 for a 256GB drive, all the way up to $400 for the biggest-ticket item. You’ll find a $540 discount further down below.

Should you upgrade your SSD right now?

Much like RAM (DDR5 in particular), SSD prices have been affected by ongoing shortages, fueled by AI data center demand. Traditional hard drives aren’t obsolete, but NAND storage stock is being prioritized to speed up AI inference. As such, it has proven to be a difficult time to upgrade your storage for cheap, but these ongoing B&H deals finally provide some relief.

More B&H SSD deals worth checking out

While these don’t make the ‘cheapest in the last 180 days’ list, we think they’re well worth mentioning as internal SSD options. In fact, we’d say they’re better deals than the options above, though we don’t know how long they’ll be around.

Sadly, many prices – especially high-end models and larger storage capacities – remain heavily inflated compared to their original MSRPs. SSD pricing isn’t expected to return to normal any time soon, so these deals are still worth taking a look at. If you’re just looking to top up your PC with more storage, then a lower-capacity drive may be your best bet for a cheaper upgrade.

If you’re looking for the very best performance from the selection of deals above, we’d have to recommend the Kingston FURY Renegade G5 drive. This is actually one we reviewed earlier this year (albeit not the 4TB model, but the 2TB and 8TB variants). We praised it for its incredible read/write speeds, strong thermals, and lengthy warranty. Sadly, the 1TB and 2TB models are already out of stock on B&H, so if you don’t need 4TB of space, we would definitely recommend one of the 2TB Samsung PROs instead.

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Jack Goodall

At PC Guide, Jack is mostly responsible for reporting on hardware deals. He also specializes in monitors, TVs, and headsets and can be found putting his findings together in a review or best-of guide.