Samsung once again reminds us why they are a leader in the storage industry, with the best DRAMless SSD on the market. While everyone was rushing to test and write their reviews of the newest ...

Cameron Faulkner is an editor covering deals and commerce. He joined in 2018, and served as commerce editor at Polygon until May 2025. Samsung has announced its newest SSD, a follow-up to the 970 ...

The Samsung 980 Pro M.2 NVMe SSD competes with the best M.2 modules on the market for a top spot. It offers an impressive ...

Samsung has just launched its latest NVMe SSD geared toward gaming with the 9100 Pro, and it promises a HUGE boost to performance thanks to a significant uptick in the sequential read and write ...

Why you should buy the Samsung 980 ... SSD performance that you’ll find outside of commercial use or that won’t cost you an arm and a leg. It can deliver a read speed of 7,000 MB/s and a write ...

A solid-state drive (SSD) uses flash memory to read and write data ... Besides, the top write speed of 5,000MB/s still puts the Samsung 980 Pro well ahead of older PCIe 3.0 SSDs.

Samsung has unveiled its latest lineup of NVMe solid state drives, the 990 Pro series. The company claims the SSD ... read and write speeds of up to 7,450 MB/s and 6,900 MB/s. The 980 Pro offers ...

Fortunately, you’ll be able to purchase an external SSD to add more ... you can expect read and write speeds that doubles the performance of the Samsung 980 Pro that came before it.

The Verge reports that the 990 Pro is significantly faster than its predecessor, the already speedy 980 Pro. Samsung’s new SSD offers a sequential read speed of 7,450 MB/s and a write speed of ...

However, sequential throughput is a small part of the SSD ... the 500GB we have here has slightly lower sequential read of 6,900MB/s and the IOPS are down at 800K as well. The Samsung 980 Pro ...

Max read speed 7,000MB/s (1TB version) Max write speed 5,000MB/s (1TB version) With the Samsung 980 Pro, we finally got to see an SSD with some ... ranging across 250GB, 500GB, 1TB, and even ...