These performance figures aren’t consistent across the capacity of the device like they were on the 970 Pro, however, so the larger drives are faster than their slower counterparts. The company rates the 980 Pro to hit peak sequential speeds of up to 7/5 GBps read/write and upwards of 1 million random read/write IOPS. Prices range from $90 for the 250GB capacity up to $230 for the 1TB model, with the latter having the best price-per-GB. As expected of Samsung’s flagship SSD, each capacity commands a premium over competing drives. Unfortunately, Samsung will not release the 2TB model until late 2020.
Samsung 970 EVO Plus NVMe M.2 SSD, 250GBĭimension(WxHxD): 80.15 x 22.15 x 2.Samsung’s 980 Pro is available in capacities spanning from 250GB up to 1TB, but unlike the last-gen 970 Pro, the 980 Pro will bring back the 2TB capacity point.
I may forget to mention the specification of the new staff. I would like to see big performance improvement from a SATA SSD to an NVME SSD. It can be used to check the status of SSD and also do some testing and diagnose. Later, I installed the Samsung Magician Software v 5.3. Even the boot time is not a big difference, compared with my old SSD. I booted the computer from Samsung 970 EVO Plus.
Boot the PC and enter into the BIOS settings to change the boot device to 970 EVO Plus. Then I remove the old OS disk or Crucial MX100. It took a while to complete the data migration. My old system is installed on a Crucial SSD. I can clone the whole disk to Samsung 970 EVO Plus. Then download the programs from Samsung official site.Īfter installing the software, Data Migration Tool. Compared the price on Amazon.ca, $102.94.
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