SAMSUNG 980 SSD 1TB PCle 3.0x4, NVMe M.2 2280, Internal Solid State Drive, Storage for PC, Laptops, Gaming and More, HMB Technology, Intelligent Turbowrite, Speeds of up-to 3,500MB/s, MZ-V8V1T0B/AM
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Willian Cordeiro
12-06-2025A velocidade desse ssd é insana, vale a pena, porém é caro e o mesmo não vem com o parafuso, essencial para instalação.
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CodyandMelissa
> 3 dayThis thing is great, i put all my steam games onto it instead of my boot drive and they load so much faster, and the samsung app keeps track of everything going on with the SSD. If you game buy one
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Lester Ebert
> 3 daybest
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NerdyCup
> 3 dayWont waste your time with a lengthy review when youre just here thinking should I get it?. Yes. Yes you should, and let me give you a 2,000 word essay why...j/k.
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Corfar
> 3 dayNo where on the listing or on the products own merchandise package does it state that the mounting screws are not included. Only says it in tiny letters on page 3 of the installation guide. Really had me unplug my system, drag it out, open it up. Just for me to realize I need to order a $5 mounting kit. For the price of this it should be included. Thanks for nothing.
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Caleb Arams
Greater than one weekIt is what it says it is
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Jesse Nelson
> 3 dayWorks great .
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kg101
> 3 dayBought this drive to clone another drive. Technically 1000GB is 1TB, depending on if you use base10 or base2. XPG has their drives at 1024GB and when I fired up this one discovered you get less because of this calculation. So even in windows you will get less storage. Kinda cheap on Samsungs part, but they are technically correct in their advertising. May return this one. Was hoping to have a different manufacture just to double, triple make sure I was cloning the right source to right target. =)
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propbuildervash
> 3 dayI have purchased many, many samsung NVME drives. I have never had a early drive failure. The drives are very fast and have excellent warranty if you are unlucky and get a bad drive.
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K. M.
> 3 dayI got this for my 2 year old Dell XPS 8930 which loaded super slow with the original HDD. Cloned the HDD with Samsungs transfer tool and it booted no problem. I had to sign back into a couple accounts but everything else was good to go. If you want to use the Magician tool to monitor the drive you’ll need to change the protocol settings in the bios, just look up online on how to do it; you gotta boot into safe mode, pull up the cmd function, and other steps. For those with extra slow Dell XPS boot times, revert your Realtek audio driver, it instantly wiped about 20-30 seconds off the boot time. Had no idea until I saw the tip in a forum.
