SAMSUNG 980 PRO SSD 2TB PCIe NVMe Gen 4 Gaming M.2 Internal Solid State Drive Memory Card + 2mo Adobe CC Photography, Maximum Speed, Thermal Control (MZ-V8P2T0B)

at first when i installed my m.2 my motherboard was having issues booting and detecting my other boot drives but a few youtube vids later and moving around my seta cables i finally got it to work. i dont really notice too much of a speed difference but the extra 2tb of space for a small drive like that is a good add on

This SSD is running as my main storage drive which is running windows and after 5 months and more than 40% full, I decided to do another speed test and it still runs fast. I put a photo up of the speeds I get with it. Im satisfied with this SSD.

Just Purchased a PS5 with Hogwarts Legacy and The Last of Us. Quickly realized that I will run out of storage space soon. And by soon I mean 1 or 2 more games.Additional storage was the answer. Very easy to install and instantly quadrupled the amount of storage I have available..Runs smoothly and beautifully , as if factory installed! This IS the answer..

I wanted to get the newest Samsung evo 990 pro, but my board does T support pci 5. So I got the 980 pro instead. I have a few 980 pros in my gigabyte z590 aorus ultra and can’t complain. Boot up speeds are awesome, gaming performance is also amazing. Can’t complain and I got this 2tb drive on sale I paid 289 with taxes for my 1tb almost a year and a half ago. This one was 195 with taxes. Very happy!

Bought two 500GB drives for storage of programs, games, videos, pictures, and documents. For the price and the Samsung name, you cant go wrong. There are other brands out there that are just as fast, have more total TBW, and are just as good. So whatever you choose, you are going to get some blazing fast drives.

It works perfectly and I would bypass the 1 TB and buy the 2 TB I know cause a little bit more but it’s worth every penny you don’t even have to worry about having extra space.

Read and writes are as advertised and got on sale.

This 2TB drive free up a lot of space for my PlayStation 5.

This product is perfect for the ps5 but the only question I ask is why is the version without the heat sink is so expensive. Heat sink version is 179, when the version without is almost 400. Heat sink is adding more material not less???

Ive always had good results with Samsung SSDs, so when it came time to build a new AM5 system, they were the obvious choice. I did my homework first though. My system is fairly high end with a 7900X processor, a ROG Crosshair Hero motherboard, 64GB of G.Skill ram. Wanted to go with the 990 Pro series NVMe, but building a custom water cooled loop and all the other hardware had already cost a lot, so decided to go with the 980 pro instead, as the new Gen5 stuff is said to be coming out real soon now.