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The Samsung 960 Pro (2TB) SSD Review

The Samsung 960 Pro (2TB) SSD Review

Posted on October 19, 2016September 17, 2020 By Jarvis

A year ago, Samsung brought their PCIe SSD technology to the retail market in the form of the Samsung 950 Pro, an NVMe M.2 SSD with Samsung’s 3D V-NAND flash memory. The 950 Pro didn’t appear out of nowhere—Samsung had shipped two generations of M.2 PCIe SSDs to OEMs, but before the 950 Pro they hadn’t targeted consumers directly.

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Now, the successor to the 950 Pro is about to hit the market. The Samsung 960 Pro is from one perspective just a generational refresh of the 950 Pro: the 32-layer V-NAND is replaced with 48-layer V-NAND that has twice the capacity per die, and the UBX SSD controller is replaced by its Polaris successor that debuted earlier this year in the SM961 and PM961 OEM SSDs.
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