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Testseek.com have collected 142 expert reviews of the Samsung M.2 950 Pro NVMe PCIe and the average rating is 90%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung M.2 950 Pro NVMe PCIe.
Award: Editor’s Choice October 2015
October 2015
 
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The editors liked

  • PCI Express Expansion Card
  • M.2 NVMe SSD
  • 2.36GB/s Reads
  • Compact Form Factor
  • Enterprise Technology at an Enthusiast Price Level
  • Good Price per GB
  • Impressive overall performance
  • Much faster than SATA SSDs
  • Samsung reliability pedigree
  • Small form factor allows for numerous applications
  • PCIe 3.0 x4 interface with NVMe protocol
  • Equipped with V-NAND technology
  • Available in 256GB and 512GB capacities
  • Excellent sequential and random read and write speeds
  • Performs equally well with compressible and incompressible data
  • Small M.2 2280 form
  • Excellent Build Quality
  • Top Of The Charts Read & Write Performance
  • 1.5 Million Hours MTBF
  • M.2 / PCIe Solution
  • 5 Years Warranty
  • Price (For Some)
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  • Amazing benchmark performance
  • More storage than a single SSD
  • Bragging rights
  • Highest capacity M.2 on the market
  • Record setting sequential performance
  • The best Gaming Disk Capture so far
  • The 950 Pro delivers class leading performance at a good price point
  • Thermal envelope and low power consumption. Advanced software features seal the deal but we're still waiting to see Rapid Mode for this product.
  • Doubling capacity and increasing data integrity are still good use cases for RAID in the home.
  • Crazy-fast
  • Reasonably affordable
  • Standard M.2 form factor
  • Extremely fast
  • By far the most affordable M.2 NVMe drive to date
  • Strong Performance
  • Competitive Pricing
  • M.2 Form Factor
  • NVMe / PCIe Gen 3
  • Incredible sequential speed that provides mind-blowing real-world file transfer performance
  • Silky smooth operation as system drives
  • Outstanding sequential reading and writing performance
  • Even at very low queue depths
  • Outstanding 4K random writing performance
  • At low queue depths
  • Outstanding 4k random reading performance at very low and ve
  • Unbelievable 2591 MB/s reads and 1595 MB/s writes!
  • Produced 258
  • 752 IOPS random reads and 94
  • 110 writes!
  • 32layer VNAND Flash delivers 400TB written endurance
  • Native write acceleration – no compression used
  • Samsung 3core UBX controller designed for NVM
  • Great performance
  • Good warranty
  • Retail availability.
  • Wrigley's Extra
  • Retail availability
  • Uber fast
  • NVMe support
  • Excellent Samsung warranty
  • Reliability is expected to be great given Samsung's history
  • Suppository size.
  • Flamethrower
  • Compact form factor
  • Power efficient
  • Lowest price per GB for NVMe

The editors didn't like

  • 256GB and 512GB offer different speeds
  • Slow Writes
  • Random write performance slower than expected
  • No 1TB model as of yet
  • Can run hot under heavy workloads
  • Pricey
  • Heat Buildup
  • Performance not really noticeable in most enthusiast workloads
  • No IOPs improvement
  • Increased CPU utilization
  • Increased performance of drive failure
  • Fell behind its predecessor and the SM951 in a few benchmarks
  • Price premium for early adopters
  • The 950 Pro needs a 1TB model to satisfy power users and a 2TB model for gamers with large Steam / Origin libraries. Magician Software with Windows 10 support is lacking at this time but Samsung is working on it.
  • Increasing performance through RAID 0 no longer has the same shine it once had. NVMe SSDs are fast enough to satisfy the most demanding user needs. We've hit a point where RAID 0 run off of a chipset gives diminishing returns.
  • Capacity tops out at 512GB (for now)
  • Intel SSD 750 Series still faster on some tests
  • Shorter warranty than on Samsung's SSD 850 Pro
  • Requires Samsung driver for full write performance
  • No Power Loss Protection
  • Wasn't Fastest Across The Board
  • Mediocre performance in standard desktop activities
  • Double the cost per GB of fast SATA drives
  • Nothing worth mentioning.
  • NVMe is not widely available… yet.
  • Still very expensive
  • Requires M.2 slot (and NVMe BIOS for booting)
  • Needs Z170 to shine
  • Dubble Bubble
  • Requires M.2 slot (and NVMe BIOS for booting
  • Expect to pay a premium for the extreme performance. Compatibility could be an issue as it requires an M.2 PCIe 3.0 x4 interface.
  • Flameout
  • Can throttle at times
  • Needs M.2 NVMe support to use as a boot drive
  • Where's the 1TB model?

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  Published: 2015-12-05, Author: Venom-Crusher , review by: vmodtech.com

  • ความเห็นผมนั้นไม่มีอะไรมากนอกจากคำว่าแรงโคตร ด้วยความแรงแบบทะลุสองพันหกร้อยเมกกะไบท์ต่อวินาทีนี่  SSD ตัวท๊อปแบบเดิม Raid 0 ยังไม่เร็วเท่านี้เลย แถม M.2 นั้นยังยืดหยุ่นกว่ามากหากต้องการเคลือนย้าย SSD ไปใช้บนเครื่องอื่น ซึ่งในขณะที่ SSD SATA Raid0 นั้นหมดส...

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  Published: 2016-04-05, Author: Rifan , review by: pemmzchannel.com

  • Lalu, apakah teknologi SSD NVMe ini sudah layak beli? Kita ambil satu contoh, SSD NVMe merk Samsung V-Nand 950 Pro 256GB saat tulisan ini dibuat di banderol seharga 3,4 juta rupiah (13,500/GB). Dimana pada waktu yang sama, sebuah SSD mSATA atau M.2 SATA d...

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