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The YouTube video compares the Samsung SSD 980 and SSD 980 Pro, highlighting the faster speeds of the 980 Pro. It introduces the Acasis USB4 NVMe M.2 SSD enclosure for achieving maximum speeds when using these drives externally. The discussion covers Thunderbolt 3 and 4 specs and the importance of proper cooling using heatsink pads. The 980 Pro's superior performance justifies its higher cost and is recommended for achieving maximum data transfer rates. Viewers are encouraged to choose between the products based on their preferences, considering the significant speed differences and pricing.
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In this segment of the video, the narrator discusses the comparison between the Samsung SSD 980 and SSD 980 Pro. The SSD 980 Pro is highlighted as faster with read speeds of 7000MB per second and 3500. The narrator then introduces the Acasis USB4 NVMe M.2 SSD enclosure as a device to achieve maximum speeds when using these drives externally. The discussion extends to the Thunderbolt 3 and 4 specs, revealing the actual maximum data transfer rate and questioning if the drives can reach their specified speeds when connected through these ports. The Acasis enclosure is described, demonstrating its design and ease of use.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker demonstrates how to install heatsink pads on a drive for cooling. They apply the heatsink compound and show how to position and secure the pads properly. The speaker mentions the effectiveness of the process and emphasizes the importance of using both heatsinks for proper padding. They talk about adjusting the positioning of the heatsink based on the drive’s alignment and demonstrate how to conduct a speed test using Blackmagic Design’s disk speed test on an SSD 980 plugged into a dedicated Thunderbolt port for optimal bandwidth.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker compares the read and write speeds of two drives, noting that the 980 Pro SSD performs significantly faster than the other drive. The 980 Pro achieves speeds of over 1,000 megabytes per second faster on reading and 800 megabytes per second faster on writing. The difference in performance between the drives justifies the higher cost of the 980 Pro, which is around $175 for one terabyte compared to the cheaper option at $115. The speaker emphasizes the amazing speed difference and recommends the 980 Pro for achieving maximum data transfer rates on a Thunderbolt connection.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses two products – one with a 3500 rating and the other with a 7000 rating, indicating significant headroom above the 2750 figure. The speaker offers links for purchasing options and encourages viewers to make their preferred choice.