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Publicación: 2016-11-15, Autor: Billy , crítica de: anandtech.com
If the Samsung 960 Pro didn't exist and anybody other than Samsung released the 960 EVO, it would be a credible flagship product for today's SSD market. It is clearly faster than the Intel 750 everywhere that matters. It is on par with the OCZ RD400 on re...
Publicación: 2016-11-15, Autor: Chris , crítica de: tomshardware.com
An eventual software package with new features
More expensive than MLC NVMe competitor, Low performance, When will this ship?, Power sucking driver, Low endurance
Everyone has done something that they regretted as soon as they took the action. Samsung may feel that way about the 960 EVO 250GB because it took the low-capacity model down one step too far. Using lower density flash should have helped, but the fina...
Publicación: 2016-11-15, Autor: Marco , crítica de: hothardware.com
Great Read Performance, Very Competitive Pricing, Dynamic TurboWrite Cache
Writes Drop Off When TurboWrite Cache Is Exceeded, Trailed In Trace-Based Tests
Find The Samsung SSD 960 EVO @ Amazon.comAlthough the drives share many similarities, the Samsung SSD 960 EVO isn't quite the same beast as its big-brother, the 960 PRO. With that said, the 960 EVO is still an exceptionally fast family of Solid State Driv...
Publicación: 2016-11-15, Autor: Sean , crítica de: thessdreview.com
Sure, the 960 Pro offers you a few more MB/s bandwidth and higher IOPS and more consistent write performance over the 960 EVO, but with the extremely competitive pricing, we would recommend the EVO over the Pro more often than not. Unless higher endurance...
Publicación: 2017-11-06, Autor: lui_gough , crítica de: goughlui.com
As expected, the Samsung 960 EVO 1Tb NVMe SSD puts in an unparalleled performance with 3GB/s reads and 1.8GB/s writes (to the pSLC cache, and then 1GB/s thereafter). It's a snappy performer, and even though it uses a bit of power, heat proved not to be an...
Price meets performance - it's what the 960 EVO is all about. Samsung has been able to accomplish what others have failed to do up until this point by delivering a 3-bit consumer NVMe SSD that doesn't skimp on performance. For a few dollars more than yo...
Publicación: 2018-10-25, Autor: Victoria , crítica de: in.pcmag.com
Resumen: When it comes to SSDs, Samsung knows that if isn't ain't broke, don't fix it. The 500GB Samsung SSD 960 EVO ($249.99) is the latest update to the company's highly successful SSD 850 EVO, and is poised to repeat that success thanks to its class-leading per...
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Publicación: 2016-11-16, Autor: Vincent , crítica de: straitstimes.com
Resumen: The Samsung 960 Evo is the more affordable of the two solid-state drives (SSDs) that the South Korean company launched recently.Unlike the 960 Pro ($459 for 512GB) that I tested last month, the 960 Evo is priced at $349 for the 500GB model.Samsung is able...
Incredible performance for a TLC NAND SSD, High endurance for TLC NAND SSD, Supports latest interface and NVMe protocol, Attractively priced, Includes drive management and data migration tools
Only comes in M.2 form factor, Performance dips once TurboWrite cache is exhausted
SSDs with TLC NAND have traditionally been significantly slower than SSDs with MLC NAND, and we were not expecting this to change with the SSD 960 Evo. And frankly, we were quite surprised by Samsung's claimed performance figures. Can a TLC NAND SSD be so...
