Samsung's upcoming 980 Pro NVMe SSD has been briefly spotted online revealing all the key specifications, including impressive sequential performance but a rather low endurance rating. According to a ...

The PS5 recently received its big Fall software update that introduced expandable storage, and Samsung this week confirmed that its 980 Pro NVMe SSD is compatible with the console. There’s a fairly ...

Samsung has released its latest 980 Pro PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD, which, it says, delivers next-level SSD performance, peaking at 7,000 MB/s and 5,000 MB/s sequential read and write, and comes in 250GB, ...

Samsung's 990 Pro is truly pushing the limits of what PCIe 4.0 storage can offer. It offers the fastest transfer speeds we've ...

It took a long time but the PlayStation 5’s M.2 SSD port is finally more than a clean little empty and useless slot on the console. It works and tech manufacturers are offering storage options to fit ...

Page 1: Samsung SSD 980 Pro 2TB: Big Capacity, Blazing Fast Performance EFD Software's HD Tune is described on the company's website as such: "HD Tune is a hard disk utility with many functions. It ...

The Samsung 980 is affordable, but it’s no barn-burning Samsung 980 Pro. The 980’s reliance on system DRAM as its primary cache results in significantly slower random file performance. If your needs ...

Samsung today added a new NVMe M.2 drive to its lineup, introducing the 980 NVMe SSD. If you're thinking that you've heard this name before, you're definitely not alone there, as one could be forgiven ...

Samsung has finally introduced a 980 SSD that isn't part of the high-priced Pro line, and it's mostly good news for performance-minded PC users — with a caveat. The company's new base level 980 NVMe ...

While the Samsung 970 lineup is stacked with several different models, such as the EVO, EVO Plus, and Pro, the Samsung 980 Pro has largely gone at it alone since its launch in September. Not anymore, ...

The Samsung 980 Pro is the NVMe SSD you want–if you’re rocking PCIe 4 (Ryzen-exclusive as of this writing). For more common PCIe 3-equipped systems, it’s still a great drive, but not significantly ...