Amazon is currently offering great deals on a number of PC components. In case you are also looking for a good storage option available at a reasonable rate, you can check out the 2TB Samsung 980 Pro ...

The 980 Pro is a good choice for the PS5 because it comes in an M.2 form factor and supports read speeds up to 7,000 MB/s. It also has a nickel coating plus a special thermal control algorithm that ...

Samsung's 980 Pro SSD supports read speeds up to 7,000MB/S, comes as a compact M.2 2280 form factor and uses a special thermal control algorithm to control heat levels with extended use. The SSD also ...

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Flashier models are certainly dotted about, but it doesn't get much more of a steal than this Prime Day Samsung 980 Pro deal. The 1TB SSD is going for $49.99 (RRP $79.95) on Amazon US, and with a ...

Adding a new SSD to your PC is an easy way to upgrade its performance, and it might be a necessary one you have to make now that games like Starfield require an SSD to play. Fortunately, there are ...

This may be the single best time to buy Samsung's fantastic 980 Pro solid state drive. We saw the 2TB version of the drive drop as low as $173.79 at Amazon, but that deal has sold out, and the drive ...

Shoppers can also take advantage of sales on a second-gen Google Nest Hub and 32-inch Samsung 4K monitor. Between streaming videos, hands-free recipes, smart device access, and sleep sensing, the only ...

When Samsung started teasing their next-gen 990 PRO on their official Twitter, I was a little excited... another super-fast PCIe 5.0-based SSD was being unveiled... but nope: here's the Samsung 990 ...

The budget-friendly 4K TV sells for its lowest price of $899.99. Plus, get deals on a family subscription to Microsoft 365, Samsung’s 980 Pro SSD, and a mix-and-match promo from Target on games and ...

Is anyone aware of a way to rescue any data at all from a failed 980 PRO drive? Rather certain that my 1TB version was plagued by the firmware botch earlier today. Disk was purchased a year ago this ...