It was installed on an Asrock B560 Ultra M2 with a 11400F, speeds of 3300+/2600+, as another reviewer mentioned, higher than expected. From the manufacturer, I believe it has 800TBW, much higher than competitors. Windows installation in <5 minutes, loading times now laughable in all uses, boot, applications, games. Temperature ranges from 28-34 so far without much strain, the heat sink is likely doing a good job. The manufacturer's software is relatively simple, providing information and secure erase capability.

In CSM mode on the motherboard, during the initial installation as a data disk, it lost the drive letter and Windows couldn't read it, the clone didn't work, so I went for a clean installation and as GPT - with CSM off, of course - it plays normally as a UEFI boot disk. For many, these may be obvious, but in some forums abroad, they were talking about a faulty product, which obviously is not true. My regular SSD is from the same manufacturer, and the memory is also Viper Steel, all excellent value for money and trouble-free so far.

In the end, the drive is excellent, very fast, and I highly recommend it. Its price is dropping, and I'm considering getting a second one as soon as possible.

The disk is everything it promises and more.
The actual speeds (at least in benchmark programs) are slightly faster than the nominal ones (!!!) in most cases I have tested occasionally, after Trim. Something extremely rare. The same goes for the RGB version that I have installed elsewhere.
Mainly with the Ryzen 5900X that I tested on a system.
Although speed plays a big role, the essence is that it's a beast!
Period.

The endurance is the highest that has appeared so far and MUCH higher than the traditional Samsung ones (which most consider the best brand, so...), reaching 1.6PB (which is Petabytes, i.e., 1.665TB). When the Samsung Pro (not the new one, but the 970 - the new one has less) has 1.2PB.
And if we add the heatsink, which keeps the temperatures within Thermal Throttling, when Samsung (and generally those without a heatsink) reach up to 90 when working... just as it should be for an nvme.

The only excuse you have not to get it is the warranty.
But... to each their own.

Without hesitation.