The Samsung 1TB 980 M.2 SSD is perfect for a boot drive for your PC, with 3,500MB a second for read speeds and 3,000MB per second write speeds. It's now available for the rock bottom price of $59.99.

Samsung's Pro series gets a refresh, this time with 3-bit V-NAND and PCIe Gen4. Join us for the details of the 980 Pro 1TB model.

Samsung One of the best SSD deals around is available at Best Buy today: You can buy the Samsung 990 Evo 1TB SSD for just $70 meaning, you’re saving $50 off the regular price of $120. That’s a ...

One of Samsung's newest SSDs has dropped over 50% in this limited time deal, netting you a nippy 1TB M.2 SSD upgrade for next to nothing.

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Grab this 1TB Samsung 990 EVO Plus for $80 on Amazon, a 27 percent discount off its $110 MSRP and the best price we’ve seen for it. We reviewed the Samsung 990 EVO Plus SSD and found that it’s ...

Here, the 1TB Samsung SSD 980 trailed only the higher-end (much pricier) PCIe Gen 4 980 Pro. The 512GB drive ranks well overall as well, but its average write score was actually the lowest of the ...

Samsung's 1TB 980 Pro SSD is down to $66.49, a new all-time low. Its counterpart, the 980 Pro SSD with Heatsink, is also at the best price we've seen yet at $80.

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 read and write speed of 7,000MB/s and over 5,000MB/s, respectively.

Samsung 980 NVMe M.2.1TB SSD Samsung returns with a new M.2 NVMe SSD in their reputable 900 series product line. We test the new Samsung SSD 980, which would be a non-PRO, but also a non-EVO model.

Samsung has increased the 970 EVO's endurance rating by 50% at each capacity point over the 960 EVO. Additionally, Samsung has increased the EVO's warranty period from 3-years to 5-years.

Before we delve in, we should note that our current SSD test motherboard (Asus Maximus V Extreme) does not have an M.2 port, nor do we have an adaptor. As such, to test the M.2 drive, we switched ...