SAMSUNG 980 PRO SSD 2TB PCIe NVMe Gen 4 Gaming M.2 Internal Solid State Drive Memory Card + 2mo Adobe CC Photography, Maximum Speed, Thermal Control (MZ-V8P2T0B)
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Box man
> 24 hourThe card made my load time go from 30 minutes to 6 minutes, and I got it the next day with free shipping, very easy to install just doesnt come with a t2 screw
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Redneck
> 24 hourWas so easy to install. Got so much more storage. Love this item.
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Isabel
> 24 hourI purchased this SSD for my desktop, I own a business and am a graphic designer. I needed a drive that could handle the software programs I use for my trade as well as the storage for the multiple revisions of work I do
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Jackel
> 24 hourArrived on time and works as stated
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J. W. Bell
> 24 hourI got this to use in a 1L system; it was found right on boot and worked w/o any issues.
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Nathan Mendez
> 24 hourIts a 1tb SSD. Not much else to say. I knew it was going to be great and not have any problems. Thats why I bought it.
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Patrick
> 24 hourI bought two of these to expand my storage and they were really easy to just plug in and screw down. I bought ones without a heat sink because my motherboard comes with heat sink covers
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Robert S Voss
> 24 hourThis is now my fourth M.2 Samsung SSD in 970 EVO and 980 Pro models, all 2 TB, 2 in a laptop and 2 in a gaming tower. Love them. They read and write fast, dont seem to overheat or cause my case temps to raise more than usual, and Ive never had a failure of any kind.
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Bill H
> 24 hourI installed this into a new Thinkpad X1 Carbon Gen-10 laptop. I cloned the 256GB SSD that came with the laptop to this SSD and replaced the 256 GB SSD with this 2TB SSD. It booted up nicely and recognized the SSD. I expanded the disk space and all works just fine. It runs very cool so am happy.
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Matthew Paul
> 24 hourThis is a nice middle ground between the more expensive 990 pro and the slower 970. With twice the read/write speeds of the 970 and being half the cost of the 990 while only being about 90% of the speed is great value. Im going to be using this until PCIE 5 ssds come out and become cheaper.