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1. Pc startup time with wiindows on m.2 samsung 960 evo upgrade#
2. Pc startup time with wiindows on m.2 samsung 960 evo pro#

This label is a bit unique though, as it is made of copper and designed to act as a heatsink underneath the controller and NAND packages.Īll consumer SSD benchmarks are conducted with the StorageReview HP Z640 Workstation. On the rear is an additional label with product certifications. All capacities use the Samsung Polaris Controller and Samsung V-NAND. It displays the Samsung branding, as well as information about the drive including the model number, form factor and capacity size. On the front side is the branding and information sticker, which covers the NAND chips and most of the PCB. The parts of the M.2 drive are exposed, so users should be cautious when handling the Samsung 960 EVO, as components could be harmed. The Samsung 960 EVO has a very similar design to the 960 PRO, which uses mostly a black color scheme (including the PCB) and measures in at just 80.15mm x 22.15mm.

The Samsung 960 EVO comes with a 3-year warranty and a list price of $480 for the 1TB model.

Pc startup time with wiindows on m.2 samsung 960 evo pro#

While the 1TB model of the Pro can hit 800TBW, the EVO peaks at 400TBW, which ranks well compared to even enthusiast SSDs of the same capacity. While its performance can rival the Pro, the Pro does have much better endurance.

Pc startup time with wiindows on m.2 samsung 960 evo upgrade#

This level of performance means that it would only slightly trail the 960 PRO and would give consumers a tremendous bump in performance should they upgrade their drive. Along with having such a high capacity for such a small device, it also comes with quoted performance of 3.2GB/s read and 1.9GB/s write, with throughput well over 350K IOPS for both read and write. While the EVO doesn’t aspire to the performance of its PRO brother, it does bring a drastic improvement over a SATA interface.īeing an M.2 form factor, the drive itself is roughly the size of a stick of gum however, it comes in capacities of 250GB, 500GB, and even a 1TB (which we will be looking at for this review). The 960 EVO comes to market with the idea of allowing consumers to benefit from the performance, low latency, small form factor, and low power consumption of NVMe-without the professional performance price tag. The 960 PRO is targeted to pro users and enthusiasts, and the 960 EVO aims to take the advantages of NVMe and bring it to the everyday consumer. Back in September, Samsung announced two new NVMe drives.