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Review: Samsung 970 EVO M.2 500GB m.2.SSD
Samsung today releases the new 970 EVO and PRO models M.2. SSDs, these offer even faster perf than the 960 series and come with increased TBW values as well. The new M.2 EVO units will be the most popular ones, now with 5-years warranty for the desktop end-users and can be purchased in volume sizes up-to 2TB.
Read the full review here.
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#5540547 Posted on: 04/24/2018 08:22 PM
Just wondering about the launch dates on page 2, weren't the 970 EVO and PRO just released? The table says April 2017 though
And yep, still reading to see if Samsung gets even more of my money...
Just wondering about the launch dates on page 2, weren't the 970 EVO and PRO just released? The table says April 2017 though
And yep, still reading to see if Samsung gets even more of my money...
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#5540576 Posted on: 04/24/2018 09:51 PM
This worth it over the 960 pro m.2?
Or the difference that marginable that you wouldn’t notice the differences in a day to day world?
This worth it over the 960 pro m.2?
Or the difference that marginable that you wouldn’t notice the differences in a day to day world?
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#5540579 Posted on: 04/24/2018 10:11 PM
The 960 EVO 1TB can be had for €356 which comes out to €0,35/GB vs €0,43/GB(€429).
edit: The 960 EVO 500GB comes out €0,38/GB vs €0,44/GB for the 970 EVO 500GB.
But obviously the 970 EVO was just released so it commands a 14%(€27) price premium for the 500GB model and 20%(€73) for the 1TB one.
This worth it over the 960 pro m.2?
Or the difference that marginable that you wouldn’t notice the differences in a day to day world?
As I went from a 950 PRO 256GB to a 960 EVO 500GB recently, I'm inclined to say nill difference noticed in day to day usage.
The 960 EVO 1TB can be had for €356 which comes out to €0,35/GB vs €0,43/GB(€429).
edit: The 960 EVO 500GB comes out €0,38/GB vs €0,44/GB for the 970 EVO 500GB.
But obviously the 970 EVO was just released so it commands a 14%(€27) price premium for the 500GB model and 20%(€73) for the 1TB one.
This worth it over the 960 pro m.2?
Or the difference that marginable that you wouldn’t notice the differences in a day to day world?
As I went from a 950 PRO 256GB to a 960 EVO 500GB recently, I'm inclined to say nill difference noticed in day to day usage.
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#5540597 Posted on: 04/24/2018 11:40 PM
And still no protection against data corruption/loss caused by power loss/issues.
Not talking about AC power loss here,
as a ups covers that.
crucial/ocz/toshiba have it, sot is not rocket science and it doesn't cost billions to implement ...
And still no protection against data corruption/loss caused by power loss/issues.
Not talking about AC power loss here,
as a ups covers that.
crucial/ocz/toshiba have it, sot is not rocket science and it doesn't cost billions to implement ...
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Wonder why some results are so different from Anand's in respect to WD Black SSD / Sandisk Extreme Pro.