Samsung's PS5-surpassing 980 Pro SSD is due to release in two months - Rumour

Just cause it's faster doesn't mean it's actually faster. If it still only has 2 priority levels and a smaller than 12 channel connection then it will need raw speed to keep up with the ps5. This is why Sony will have a certification program telling consumers which SSDs will give the same or better experience than stock.
 
Will it outperform PS5 doesn't matter really much. It is like comparing apples and oranges.

It will be the fastest NAND based drive on the market by far. With MLC and superior controller on Pro drives Samsung just dominates the competition. 970 Pro is beating all Gen 4 drives in real-world tasks. 980 Pro will probably bring a whole new level of performance.
 
Will it outperform PS5 doesn't matter really much. It is like comparing apples and oranges.

It will be the fastest NAND based drive on the market by far. With MLC and superior controller on Pro drives Samsung just dominates the competition. 970 Pro is beating all Gen 4 drives in real-world tasks. 980 Pro will probably bring a whole new level of performance.

But in reality though; how much will this be noticed in an daily usage for the average user? I don't think it will be much really. As with much, it looks good on paper, but not as much in the real world. It will certainly not be anything amazing for gamers.
 
But in reality though; how much will this be noticed in an daily usage for the average user? I don't think it will be much really. As with much, it looks good on paper, but not as much in the real world. It will certainly not be anything amazing for gamers.

This drive isn't made for an average user. Most of them would be perfectly fine with regular SSD. SX8200 Pro is excellent if you want NVME.

It is good that high-end drives exist for those who need them. Other Gen 4 drives will certainly drop in price after Samsung's launch. For me, it is a win-win.
 
Back
Top