Samsung 980 1TB NVMe SSD review
Samsung returns with a new M.2 NVMe SSD in their reputable 900 series product line, this, however, is a value proposition. We test the new Samsung SSD 980, which would be the non-PRO model. It is a product that sticks to PCIe Gen 3.0, but also Samsung stripped away the DRAM cache, now solely utilizing HMB (Host Memory Buffer).
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Samsung has released its first-ever PCIe Gen 4.0 NVMe SSD, meet the 980 PRO that is advertised at blistering performance running towards 7 GB/sec. based on 3-bit per cell writes will Samsung be able to deliver? And do you actually need an SSD this fast? Let's find out.
Read articleSamsung 870 QVO 2TB SSD review




Samsung Unleashes its 870 QVO series SATA 6 Gb/s SSDs. As the Q in the name indicates, this is all new QLC based NAND. Don't worry, we'll explain it all but the bottom line is that you will see a new value product series that offers more bang for your bucks and an increase in volume sizes.
Read articleSamsung 970 EVO Plus 2TB NVMe M.2. SSD review





Samsung recently outed a Plus edition of the 970 M.2. EVO drives. All new though is a move towards a 2 TB unit, which we review today. AS IF they were not fast enough, they improved writes allowing R/W up to 3500/3300 MB/s thanks to the latest 3bit written NAND and a new Phoenix controller.
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Samsung outs a new TURBO edition of the M.2. EVO drives, AS IF they were not fast enough, they improved writes allowing R/W up to 3500/3300 MB/s thanks to the latest 3bit written NAND and a new Phoenix controller.
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Samsung releases their all-new 860 QVO series SATA 6 Gb/s SSDs. As the Q in the name indicates, this is all new QLC based NAND. Don't worry, we'll explain it all but the bottom line is that you will see a new value product series that offer more bang for your bucks and an increase in volume sizes.
Read articleSamsung X5 Portable SSD review





We review the Samsung X5 Portable SSD (1000GB). This, by far, is the fastest portable storage to date as it is NVMe and Thunderbolt based, combined with the DNA of NMVe it can reach 2800 MB/sec. The unit makes use of the latest Vertically stacked NAND.
Read articleSamsung 970 PRO M.2 512GB NVMe SSD review




In this review we examine the Samsung 970 PRO M2 SSD, the new SSD offers faster performance and increased TBW values compared to the 960 series. The new M.2 Pro units will be the most popular ones for the professional desktop enthusiast end-users, it can be purchased in volume sizes up-to 1TB. NVMe Storage technology is advancing with extremely fast paces and steps.
Read articleSamsung 970 EVO M.2 500GB NVMe SSD review




Samsung releases the new 970 EVO and PRO models M.2. SSDs, these offer even faster than 960 series perf and come with increased TBW values as well. The new M.2 EVO units will be the most popular ones for the desktop end-users and can be purchased in volume sizes up-to 2TB. NVMe Storage technology is advancing with extremely fast paces and steps.
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Samsung releases its 860 PRO series as well, a 6 Gb/s SSD range available from 250GB up-to a whopping 4 Terabyte this new revision is fabbed with 64-cell layer V-NAND and their new MJX controller. Armed with truckloads of performance and interesting pricing, Samsung will once again set the tone and bumps up endurance levels in TBW even more.
Read articleSamsung 860 EVO 2TB SSD review




Samsung releases its 860 EVO series SATA 6 Gb/s SSDs. Available from 250 GB up-to 4 Terabytes, this new revision is fabbed with 64-cell layer V-NAND and their new MJX controller. Armed with truckloads of performance and interesting pricing, Samsung will once again set the tone.
Read articleSamsung T5 Portable SSD review




We review the Samsung T5 Portable SSD (500GB). Currently the fastest portable storage to date on USB 3.1, combined with the DNA of an SSD it can reach 500 MB/sec on both reads and writes - making this a VERY fast storage unit. The unit makes use of the newest Vertically stacked 93D) NAND. Our sample has been equipped with a 500 GB volume size and if you are on the move, this great looking device might just be what the doctor ordered. Now accessible with a mobile APP as well.
Read articleSamsung 960 EVO M.2 1TB NVMe SSD review





A month after the Pro release Samsung releases the 960 EVO. The (slightly) more wallet friendly M.2. SSD promises to be roughly as fast and versatile as the Pro model, a product once again based on a Polaris based controller. These new M.2 EVO units can now be purchased in volume sizes up-to 1TB and use the latest iteration of the nvm express (NVME) 1.2 protocol which is even faster anno 2016. NVMe Storage technology is advancing with extremely fast paces and steps.
Read articleSamsung 960 PRO M.2 1TB NVMe SSD review




In this review we test the new M.2 and extremely fast Samsung 960 PRO Series M.2 SSDs with all new Polaris based controller. These new M.2 units can now be purchased in volume sizes up-to 2TB and use the nvm express (NVME) 1.2 protocol which is even faster anno 2016. Storage technology is advancing with hyper fast paces while remaining competitive in pricing. Does Samsung have yet another NAND success at hand?
Read articleSamsung 750 EVO 500GB SSD review




Samsung has releasd the 500 GB version of the 750 EVO SSD. The 750 series should be a notch more price-competitive yet offers enthusiast class SATA3 performance. Armed with truckloads of performance and that attractive pricing, Samsung will once again set the tone!
Read articleSamsung 950 PRO M.2 SSD review





In this review we test the new M.2 super fast Samsung 950 PRO Series M.2 SSDs. These new M.2 units use the nvm express (NVME) protocol and that means storage technology at hyper fast speeds while remaining competitive in pricing. Samsung will shock and awe you with these puppies.
Read articleSamsung 850 EVO 2TB SSD review





Samsung is upping the ante, releasing the Samsung 850 EVO SSD in large capacity sizes. We review the 2TB verion of this stunning series that offers enthusiast class speed but is competitive in pricing. Armed with truckloads of performance and that attractive pricing, Samsung will once again set the tone.
Read articleSamsung 850 EVO M.2 and mSATA SSD review





In this review we test the new M.2. and mSATA models of the Samsung 850 EVO Series SSDs. Seriously nice storage technology as they are hyper fast, yet made to be very competitive in pricing. Armed with truckloads of performance and that attractive pricing, Samsung will shock and awe you...
Read articleSamsung T1 Portable SSD review




We review the 7cm - 30 gram - Samsung T1 Portable SSD. It is the fastest portable storage to date on USB 3.0, combined with the DNA of an SSD it can reach 450 MB/sec on both reads and writes - making this a VERY fast storage unit. In fact this product houses the very latest 3D Vertical NAND. Our sample has been equipped with a 500 GB SSD and if you are on the move, this great looking device might just be what the doctor ordered.
Read articleSamsung 850 EVO SSD review




In this review we test the 500 GB Samsung 850 EVO SSD. The new SSD is a stunning series of storage technology as it is has enthusiast class speed, yet is made to be very competitive in pricing. Armed with truckloads of performance and that attractive pricing, Samsung will shock and awe you...
Read articleSamsung 850 Pro SSD review





In this review we test the 1TB Samsung 850 Pro SSD. A lovely piece of technology. An SSD that is extremely fast and actually amongst the handful of fastest storage units we have ever tested. Head on over into the review.
Read articleSamsung I9300 Galaxy S III review



We review the Samsung I9300 Galaxy S III, Under the motto 'three times is a charm' Samsung releases their Samsung Galaxy S III smartphone. The screen of the S3 is a McDonald's super sized 4.8" Big Mac that tops even the HTC Titan II, yes, the display screen is massive. Will this Ice Cream Sandwich powered device be all we want it to be?
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