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)
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Aci
Greater than one weekThe heatsink is not needed… The speed is fantastic.
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Pedro Cervantes
Greater than one weekIt was pretty easy to install, make sure you dont peel off the back sticker, its a heat spreading Label. Just Be Careful as it does not come with the screw to keep it in place, you should have one in your motherboards box though.It Also GREATLY increased load times for games, what took 10-20 secs to load now seems to happen instantly. Also you should try to get their Samsung Magician Software.
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RobertAZ
Greater than one weekGreat drive, I recorded 2244 MB/s read and 2180 MB/s write speed in external ACASIS 40Gbps NVMe Enclosure.
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Shahzaman
> 3 dayWorks like charm....
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RHolbert
> 3 dayEasy install worth the money
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James M.
> 3 dayI put this drive into an external Thunderbolt case and the speed is over 5 times faster than my other USB 3.1 external drive.
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Antonio Martin
> 3 dayScrew into the PS5 nvme slot and it gets immediately configured on the first start. The read speed was around 6000 mb/s which is better than the ps5 minimum read/write. The 2TB gave me plenty of space for games.
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Bmarsh2013
> 3 daySuper shock on the amount of storage it offer. Alot of SSD state their a certain capacity and they do have that storage but normally the SSD has certain things within it that drop the capacity but a very little bit but this offers a complete 1TB.
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James Foley
> 3 dayThis replaced a standard hdd. WOW. Boot time went from 45 seconds to under 15 seconds on my ASUS ROG laptop. Programs load fast too. I also added ram but this was the real speed up. If your computer can use this type of m.2 SSD, go for it.
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Ferney
> 3 dayLuego de reemplazar el hdd de mi laptop, este disco solido ha mejorado el rendimiento en todos los aspectos de mi maquina. incluso las actualizaciones de windows en curso, en paralelo he estado jugando sin ningún problema.
