Customer reviews of the Samsung SSD 980 PRO M.2 PCIe NVMe 500GB

Samsung SSD 980 PRO M.2 PCIe NVMe 500GB 84€95
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      • by Stéphane C
        Posted on 23 Dec 2023
        Bought on 19 Nov 2023 from LDLC
        Number of reviews: 7 Average rating: 10

        Speed is the name of the game

        Extremely fast SSD and very easy to install with the Samsung SSD Data Migration application.
        It's child's play to clone your system disk and that's why I only buy Samsung SSDs.

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      • by marcus55
        Posted on 3 Jun 2022
        Bought on 14 Feb 2022 from LDLC
        Number of reviews: 2 Average rating: 10

        It's Samsung

        What can I say, works perfectly, it's Samsung, mounted with Windows11, no worries, fast, reliable.

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      • by ValD
        Posted on 18 Mar 2022
        Bought on 16 Mar 2022 from LDLC
        Number of reviews: 3 Average rating: 10

        Absolute banger!

        I repost my review because I was wrong with the 2Tb Mb one, so Real Banger to play Star Citizen in total it loads in 3min game loading + texture, for my first SSD it's nickel GGWP to Samsung

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      • by ptirup
        Posted on 11 Jan 2022
        Bought on 26 Nov 2021 from LDLC
        Number of reviews: 5 Average rating: 9

        Very good SSD

        The performance of this SSD is top notch.
        The performance of this SSD is top notch compared to the SATA SSD it replaces, a real leap forward, a little "wow" effect that I didn't expect, necessarily since I already have NVme on another machine.
        The Samsung transfer software (Data Migration Tool - download on their website) is very efficient: the clone of my old disk was done in 3 clicks, my OS rebooted on the new disk without blinking. Note that the old disk is then put "offline" by Windows because of a signature conflict: you have to go to the disk manager to erase / format / put it back online.

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      • by Christophe C
        Posted on 13 Aug 2021
        Bought on 3 Aug 2021 from LDLC
        Number of reviews: 1 Average rating: 9

        SSD Upgrade

        My first M.2. installed on my desktop (Gigabyte GA-Z170X motherboard) with linux Mint works great!

        I did not reinstall my system, I simply cloned my old Samsung SSD 840 EVO (sata) to the Samsung SSD 980 pro (NVMe M.2) with the "dd" command. And it worked perfectly.

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      • by Patrice R
        Posted on 29 Jan 2021
        Bought on 18 Jan 2021 from LDLC
        Number of reviews: 23 Average rating: 9

        Quick

        I've had similar ssd's before, I have a crucial one on my laptop.
        Where others are around 1500MB/s this one goes to 2220MB/s.
        Not exactly cheap but worth it for the performance.

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      • by EmmanuelD
        Posted on 14 Jan 2021
        Bought on 28 Dec 2020 from LDLC
        Number of reviews: 9 Average rating: 9

        Top notch, I recommend

        Installed on an Asus Prime B550-Plus (PCIE 4.0 slot, 4x), I have the following perfs on Crystal Disk Mark (in MB/s, Read / Write) :

        SEQ1M / Q8T1 : 6911 / 4903
        SEQ1M / Q1T1 : 4202 / 4230
        RND4K / Q32T16: 3462 / 2489
        RND4K / Q1T1: 88 / 195

        It's in the ballpark compared to a test on Clubic for example. It's great for loading games as well as OS, I had taken a slap from HDD to SSD, a new one from normal SSD (SATA, Samsung 850 EVO) to M2 !

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