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00:00:00 – 00:13:36
The video introduces the new Samsung SSD, the 990 Pro, with exceptional read speeds up to 7450 MB/s and sizes of one, two, and four terabytes. Comparisons are made with the 980 Pro, showcasing the 990 Pro's superior performance in both read and write speeds. The 990 Pro is highlighted for its faster write speeds and reliability, suitable for applications like gaming. Technical details of the Samsung 990 Pro, including the new 8-nanometer controller, improved efficiency, and power consumption, are discussed. The video suggests that the release of the 990 Pro may lower the price of the 980 Pro, making it more affordable for users. Additionally, high-end SSD options like the Kingston KC 3000 and Seagate 5q to 530 are recommended for creators and gamers, especially those handling large files.
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In this segment of the video, a new Samsung SSD, the 990 Pro, is introduced with advertised read speeds of up to 7450 megabytes per second. This SSD competes in the top tier of speeds in the market and comes in sizes of one, two, and four terabytes. The video compares the 990 Pro to the 980 Pro, testing their performance in an elaborate PC build setup. The 990 Pro showcases high read and write speeds, making it a competitive option in the SSD market.
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In this segment of the video, the comparison between the 980 Pro and 990 Pro SSDs is discussed in terms of read and write speeds at different file sizes. The 990 Pro exhibits faster write speeds, especially with smaller files, making it more responsive for tasks like running an operating system. The 980 Pro shows some advantage in mid-range file sizes, but the 990 Pro shines in faster read and write speeds for larger files, showing speeds close to 6 gigabytes per second for writes. Ultimately, the 990 Pro significantly outperforms the 980 Pro in both read and write speeds, offering up to 250 megabytes per second faster read speed and close to 2 gigabytes per second faster write speed. The Blackmagic disk speed test also confirms the superiority of the 990 Pro in write speeds, being about 1.2 gigabytes per second faster than the 980 Pro.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the speed test results of two SSDs, emphasizing the faster write speeds of one SSD over the other. They observe that the read speed is about 7.1 gigabytes per second. The speaker mentions the terabytes written spec, which indicates the number of times cells can be rewritten in five years, with the 990 model rated at 600 terabytes written. Concluding that the 990 SSD is read-centric and reliable, suitable for applications with heavy reading demands like gaming. The speaker notes the smaller controller size on the 990 model compared to the older version.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the technical details of the Samsung 990 Pro solid-state drive (SSD), highlighting the new Samsung 8 nanometer controller for improved efficiency and power consumption. The SSD is also noted to be up to 50% more efficient per watt compared to the 980 Pro. The physical appearance of the drive is similar to previous models, with a shiny copper end for heat dissipation. The speaker mentions that the price for the 990 Pro is not known due to the pre-release status but suggests checking the description for updates. They predict that with the release of the 990 Pro, the 980 Pro may become more affordable, offering better value for users. Moreover, the 980 Pro is praised for its reliability based on feedback from Puget systems who reported minimal drive failures with Samsung drives. Overall, the 990 Pro is recommended for those seeking the best Samsung drive with improved efficiency and performance.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker recommends checking out high-end SSDs such as the Kingston KC 3000 and Seagate 5q to 530 for creators and gamers. For creators handling large files, opting for SSDs with higher terabytes written specs is advised for longevity. The suggested SSD is ideal for fast random read/write tasks, making it suitable for OS drives. Viewers interested in building a creative PC can refer to the Creator PC playlist in the description, offering build guides for various budgets.