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Samsung SSD 980 Pro Review

Samsung SSD 980 Pro Review

Posted on September 23, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

PC builders and upgraders looking for the one of the fastest mainstream SSDs on the market—and rocking a late-model AMD Ryzen desktop—should take a deep, long, lusting look at the Samsung SSD 980 Pro. An M.2 drive with support for the latest iteration of the PCI Express bus, the SSD 980 Pro will speed up application and game launches, as well as big file transfers, with its maximum rated throughput of 7,000MBps. This screaming-fast drive is a bit expensive in the $229.99 1TB version we tested (it starts at $89.99 for a version with a fourth of that trunk space), but it’s an excellent value for its raw speed, if you can harness it.
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