Testseek.com have collected 157 expert reviews of the Samsung M.2 970 Evo Plus Series NVMe PCIe and the average rating is 89%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung M.2 970 Evo Plus Series NVMe PCIe.
May 2019
(89%)
157 Reviews
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Geschwindigkeit, 5 Jahre Herstellergarantie, Kompakt, Nur ein Anschluss
Mainboard mit M.2-Anschluss beziehungsweise entsprechender Adapter benötigt, Mainboard muss NVMe oder PCIe 3.0 unterstützen
Konsequente Weiterentwicklung 9.3/10Mit der 970 EVO Plus hat Samsung die Messlatte des Machbaren noch einmal ein Stück höher gehängt. Das neue Modell stellt sogar die 970 Pro in Sachen Schreibgeschwindigkeit in den Schatten und eignet sich sowohl für...
Die hier getestete Samsung 970 Evo Plus mit 250 GB ist eine ausgezeichnete M.2 SSD. Das Ziel, die kein Jahr alte 970 Evo mit 250 GB in der Schreibgeschwindigkeit mit über 50% zu schlagen, konnte erreicht werden. Damit gehört die neue Evo Plus zu den schne...
Sehr schnelle Datenübertragung, Programmbeschleunigung sehr hoch, Sehr geringe Zugriffszeit, Programm zur Datenübertragung im Paket
Etwas hohe Wärmeentwicklung
Die Samsung 970 Evo Plus stampfte in den Prüfungen neue Bestwerte in die Protokolle der Tester: Beim Kopieren von Daten schaffte sie bis zu 1.059 Megabyte pro Sekunde, die Dauertransferraten lagen mit bis zu 3.409 Megabyte pro Sekunde ebenfalls auf einem...
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Published: 2019-04-10, Author: Jason , review by: techau.com.au
Incredibly fast, Large capacity options
Traditionally your cheapest, most effective upgrade for a PC was RAM, but now with most machines shipping with a decent amount of RAM, your hard drive, or rather SSD can often be the bottle neck. The Samsung 1TB M.2 NVMe 970 Evo Plus SSD offers a substant...
The Samsung 970 EVO Plus is a strong SSD, but it doesn't dominate the consumer market segment like the series once did for many consecutive years.We've tested the two mid capacity models now in our lab, the 1TB, and 500GB, and can make some general statem...
Samsung taught the 970 EVO Plus enough new tricks to keep it on stage but not enough to steal the spotlight. Today we lit the 1TB model, and it panicked like a kindergarten student at the first school recital.Of the five new 1TB NVMe SSDs we tested over t...
The 970 EVO Plus is more affordable than ever, and will run like a champ the vast majority of the time. Even when it drops out of cache, 850MBps isn't going to cause you much buyer remorse. If you want something better than bargain-basement (which is stil...
Published: 2019-01-23, Author: Jon , review by: pcworld.co.nz
The 970 EVO Plus is more affordable than ever, and will run like a champ the vast majority of the time. Even when it drops out of cache, 850MBps isn't going to cause you much buyer remorse. If you want something better than bargain-basement (which is stil...
Faster than the 970 Evo, Less expensive than the 970 Evo
Still lost in a crowd of better SSDs
However, it's not the NVMe SSD you should definitely buy. The XPG SX8200 Pro is still far better value, thanks to its lower per-gigabyte costs across its entire range of capacities. It may not be as fast as the 970 Evo Plus, but it's still very nimble, an...
