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John Behring
> 3 dayWeve had the pleasure of using the SAMSUNG 980 PRO SSD 2TB PCIe NVMe, and were impressed with its fast performance. As a swap drive for video editing and temporary folder for numerous files, this drive has exceeded our expectations, enabling us to work more efficiently. Were grateful for the improved workflow and productivity it has brought us, and we believe its an excellent choice for anyone seeking a reliable and high-performance NVMe.
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Jocelyn Coletti
> 3 dayExactly what you need for expanding your PS5 storage!
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Ruthe Windler
> 3 dayGood pricing, fast and easy to install.
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Blake
> 3 dayGood reliable storage. Only SSD i am running and no hard disk. Just dont go downloading every game you own or youre gonna slowdown when it gets to like 80%. I just have like 3 games and some programming tools and I swap out games here and there. Im at like 400gb and have noticed no slowdowns at all. Fast installs as well.
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Abdulaziz
Greater than one weekAmazing product I highly recommend it.
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Dillweed
Greater than one weekI hate these products are so expensive. It was at the memory is not bigger in these gaming consoles with game download these days. However, it is almost a necessary purchase anymore. This product works as advertised, and I have had no issues with installing, overheating, or filling up the memory thus far.
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Harold Velazco
Greater than one weekIndeed. This is fast.
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Edward A Boucheron
> 3 dayexactly what was promised, well packaged and in good shape -- timely arrival.
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SH
Greater than one weekMy PC has an old Asus AMD M5A99FX MB (but no onboard M.2 slots). So I bought a “AMPCOM M.2 NVME SSD to PCIe 4.0 Adapter Card” to allow me to put this NVMe in an available PCIe 2.0 x4 slot on the MB. Worked well as any disk should, in Win 11, but was not bootable (not the problem of the SSD or the adapter card) this was an issue with the old BIOS, which did not support booting a NVMe type of drive. The fix is getting an upgraded BIOS (not available on the MB manufacture BIOS updates site). Solution - I bought a “ BIOS patched for NVMe booting” and problem is solved. Even on my PCIe 2.0 backplane I got a significant bump in performance, see attached pictures, with all related info.
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PAF
> 3 dayWorked as intended