The Samsung 9100 PRO NVMe SSD is the fastest drive on the market with 14.6GB/s read and 13.4GB/s write speeds. It comes in multiple storage options, up to 8TB on a single NVMe drive.

Samsung has released its latest NVMe SSD, the 980. Operating on the PCIe 3.0 interface and featuring a DRAM-less design, is this drive worthy of becoming your next upgrade? Find out in our review.

For starters, Samsung says that the 980 it's announcing today is its first DRAM-less SSD, which helps bring the price down.

Until the 8TB model arrived, Samsung's flagship 9100 Pro SSD line for NVMe M.2 connections topped out at 4TB for $549.99.

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The Samsung NVMe SSD 980 is a solid performer and delivers the Samsung reliability many have come to depend on. Read on for the full review of this slim yet powerful M.2 SSD.

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