The older but still solid Samsung 980 Pro SSD is down to just $59.99 for the 1TB model, and just $99.99 for the 2TB version. You will still get read speeds of up to 7,000 MB/s with the 980 Pro SSD.

If you're in need of a storage upgrade, then don't overlook this deal on the Samsung 990 Pro over at Amazon. This deal is for ...

Great price for a 1TB drive and very fast as it's PCIE 4.0 ... re looking to clone your old hard drive to this new drive, the Samsung Magician software doesn't properly clone partitions so ...

Samsung's 980 Pro was the first SSD to really take advantage ... while it can also treble the storage on offer with a Slim model and its 1TB internal drive. 1TB of space will allow you to install ...

And now that this speedy 1TB Samsung ... is an in-house Samsung design that, according to the company, offers a 50 percent improvement in power efficiency over the 980 Pro.” ...

Samsung introduces its new 990 EVO Plus Gen4 SSDs, which come in three different sizes and offer a plethora of improvements ...

Today, you can get the 1TB Samsung 980 NVMe M.2 SSD for its lowest price ever on Amazon. Right now, the 1TB Samsung 980 SSD is selling for just $59.99. That's a $10 discount from its normal $69.99 ...

Samsung recently announced that its PM9E1 NVMe Gen 5 SSD has entered mass production. The initial press release was pulled ...

The best SSD for PS5 is probably the cheapest way to get yourself a PS5 Pro. It's hardly the biggest internal change the $700 console makes over the launch edition, but even a 1TB upgrade to your ...

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While the SSD did launch at a high price point, it is currently selling for $155 for the 1TB ... Pro uses less power with over 50% improved performance per watt over its predecessor, the 980 Pro ...

I went with this over the Samsung 980 as I had previously heard many ... I've installed Samsung 970 EVO Plus M.2-2280 1TB in an ASUS Z390-Pro Gaming mainboard running an Intel i5-9600K with ...