Samsung enters its first DRAMless NVMe and steals the show with the 980 500GB model. Join us as we take a close look right here.

The Samsung SSD 980 PRO is available in 1TB, 500GB and 250GB capacities and will be available worldwide starting this month September 2020. While the larger 2TB capacity version will be available ...

Release the potential of the Samsung SSD 980, whether you need a boost for gaming or a seamless workflow for heavy graphics, the 980 is the smart choice for outstanding SSD performance and it’s ...

The new Samsung SSD 980 series of drives will initially be offered in three capacities, ranging from 250GB on up to 1TB. We’ve got 500GB and 1TB drives on hand for testing here.

That’s right; the Samsung NVMe SSD 980 looks like a RAM stick, only smaller. Consider that we were all using 2.5″ hard drives in our laptops only a few years ago, that is impressive.

Release the potential of the Samsung SSD 980, whether you need a boost for gaming or a seamless workflow for heavy graphics, the 980 is the smart choice for outstanding SSD performance and it’s ...

The Samsung SSD 980 Pro will be offered in capacities of 250GB, 500GB, 1TB and 2TB with sequential read and write speeds of up to 7,000 MB/s and 5,000 MB/s, respectively (on the higher-capacity ...

Samsung 980 PRO 1TB SSD $160 $99.99 at GameStop Double the space for just $20 more. That's definitely a bargain, even if you're on a budget. The speeds will be a huge improvement for you, too.

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If you need some zippy storage for an everyday desktop or laptop PC, we’ve found the deal for you. Amazon is selling the 500GB Samusng 980 m.2 SSD for $60, down from the usual $75.

Those prices are low, thankfully. Samsung is selling the 980 starting at $50 for a 250GB model, $70 for 500GB and $130 for 1TB (there's no 2TB edition, at least not yet). That compares favorably ...

Samsung's reviewers guide pits the new 980 versus last generation's 970 EVO. Unfortunately, we didn't have a 1TB 970 EVO on hand—but we did have a 1TB 970 EVO Plus and a 1TB 970 Pro.