Samsung SSD 970 Pro M.2 1TB V-NAND Nvme-MZ-V7P1T0BW
Experience the best. For intensive workloads on PCs and workstations, the 970 PRO delivers ultimate performance powered by 's NVMe SSD leadership. The latest V-NAND technology and new Phoenix controller in a compact M.2 (2280) form factor meets the needs of the most demanding tech enthusiasts and professionals.
Experience the best. For intensive workloads on PCs and workstations, the 970 PRO delivers ultimate performance powered by 's NVMe SSD leadership. The latest V-NAND technology and new Phoenix controller in a compact M.2 (2280) form factor meets the needs of the most demanding tech enthusiasts and professionals.
Experience the best. For intensive workloads on PCs and workstations, the 970 PRO delivers ultimate performance powered by 's NVMe SSD leadership. The latest V-NAND technology and new Phoenix controller in a compact M.2 (2280) form factor meets the needs of the most demanding tech enthusiasts and professionals.
Experience the best. For intensive workloads on PCs and workstations, the 970 PRO delivers ultimate performance powered by 's NVMe SSD leadership. The latest V-NAND technology and new Phoenix controller in a compact M.2 (2280) form factor meets the needs of the most demanding tech enthusiasts and professionals.
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I use the 1 Tb 970 PRO on an ASUS ROG STRIX Z370 - E motherboard. The hardware installation is simple - just plug it into a M.2 socket and attach with one screw. Don't forget a spacer that is supplied separately with the motherboard and that places the drive parallel with the motherboard. For use of the 970 PRO as a boot drive, I found it simplest to install WINDOWS 10 on a separate SATA hard disk (don't forget to format it as GPT, with a UEFI partition). Then use SAMSUNG software downloaded from SAMSUNG website - NVM Express driver, Data Migration Tool and Samsung Magician. Use Data Migration Tool to transfer Windows 10 to the 970 PRO. If your SATA hard disk is smaller than 1 Tb, use a partition manager software to adjust the main partition to utilize the full size ... MoreI use the 1 Tb 970 PRO on an ASUS ROG STRIX Z370 - E motherboard. The hardware installation is simple - just plug it into a M.2 socket and attach with one screw. Don't forget a spacer that is supplied separately with the motherboard and that places the drive parallel with the motherboard. For use of the 970 PRO as a boot drive, I found it simplest to install WINDOWS 10 on a separate SATA hard disk (don't forget to format it as GPT, with a UEFI partition). Then use SAMSUNG software downloaded from SAMSUNG website - NVM Express driver, Data Migration Tool and Samsung Magician. Use Data Migration Tool to transfer Windows 10 to the 970 PRO. If your SATA hard disk is smaller than 1 Tb, use a partition manager software to adjust the main partition to utilize the full size of the 970 PRO disk space. Then install SAMSUNG NVME Express driver - Windows 10 provides NVME driver, but the Samsung one is faster.After a few weeks, the 970 PRO is working perfectly and on Crystal Disk test, it shows sequential read speed of 3500 MB/s and sequential write speed of 2300 Mb/s, just as specified by Samsung. This is six times faster than a standard SATA III hard disk.I love buying from B&H - no tax, free shipping, fast 2 day delivery!
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Pros:- Benchmarking this drive it can read well over 3000 MBps, much faster than my Samsung 850 Pro. Write speeds are over 2000 as well.- Drive feels snappy launching and closing programs and boots into Windows in 15 seconds.- It's obviously quiet with no vibrations you get from using standard or hybrid hard drives.Cons:- While yes this drive performs well in benchmarks, in practice it's no better than my Samsung 850 Pro. Boot up on this drive was maybe half a second faster than my 850 drive as they boot in 15 seconds.- Noticed no difference in launching programs or loading games when compared to my 850 Pro drive.- Don't get me wrong, it's a good drive but if you already own Samsung 850-960 Pro series you probably won't notice a difference in real ... MorePros:- Benchmarking this drive it can read well over 3000 MBps, much faster than my Samsung 850 Pro. Write speeds are over 2000 as well.- Drive feels snappy launching and closing programs and boots into Windows in 15 seconds.- It's obviously quiet with no vibrations you get from using standard or hybrid hard drives.Cons:- While yes this drive performs well in benchmarks, in practice it's no better than my Samsung 850 Pro. Boot up on this drive was maybe half a second faster than my 850 drive as they boot in 15 seconds.- Noticed no difference in launching programs or loading games when compared to my 850 Pro drive.- Don't get me wrong, it's a good drive but if you already own Samsung 850-960 Pro series you probably won't notice a difference in real world performance.Summary :- Great drive if you're coming from standard or hybrid hard drives.- Definitely better than cheap SSD drives from Sandisk, and Crucial.- In terms of raw numbers this drive is a top 5 performer as it can take advantage of PCI-E 4X additional bandwidth.- Most people may not notice a difference between the 970 Pro, and Samsung older 850 Pro in real world applications.- I would recommend this drive if you're coming from a Crucial MX200, hybrid or stand hard drive. If you already have fast storage the benchmark numbers are not going to translate to a product six times faster than top end SSDs.
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Purchased on 9/18/2018 I chose this upgrade from a standard Sata 6 2.5 evo 512gb that worked flawlessly for a year. Installed win 10 64 bit and it worked for a few weeks and then the M.2 started disappearing from the BIOS and Windows would not boot. Formatted drive and followed the proper instructions to Install windows 10 by setting Boot Priority: UEFI Hard Disk, Windows 8.1/10 WHQL enabled, pulled all drives except for the m.2 and installed Win 10 64bit from a Flash drive. This worked for approx 3 weeks so I ignored my RMA deadline because all seemed fine. Now every 2 days my system freezes and a windows blue screen appears "DPC watchdog violation" I researched the "DPC watchdog violation" and performed 4 potential fixes Updated Motherboard bios msi Z270 gaming m7 ... MorePurchased on 9/18/2018 I chose this upgrade from a standard Sata 6 2.5 evo 512gb that worked flawlessly for a year. Installed win 10 64 bit and it worked for a few weeks and then the M.2 started disappearing from the BIOS and Windows would not boot. Formatted drive and followed the proper instructions to Install windows 10 by setting Boot Priority: UEFI Hard Disk, Windows 8.1/10 WHQL enabled, pulled all drives except for the m.2 and installed Win 10 64bit from a Flash drive. This worked for approx 3 weeks so I ignored my RMA deadline because all seemed fine. Now every 2 days my system freezes and a windows blue screen appears "DPC watchdog violation" I researched the "DPC watchdog violation" and performed 4 potential fixes Updated Motherboard bios msi Z270 gaming m7 Disabled fast boot features in BIOS and Windows. Updated IDE/ATA Atapi Controller to standard driver Found another potential solution by disabling fast boot when powering down hidden deep in Power Options After blue screen the system boots to the BIOS and when I look at the drives M.2 is missing. Reset power and it boots fine again for a few days. I use slot m.2 slot 2 because according to the manual it does not eliminate a SATA port. Whenever I attempt a fix it works for 2-3 weeks so I think all is good. Then suddenly "DPC Watchdog Violation" rears its ugly head again. If I go back to the SATA solid state I have no problems. Upgrading to M.2 NVM has been a horrible experience for me. I'm going to have to reach out to Samsung for a replacement but would prefer a refund of $197.00. MSI Z270 gaming M7 MSI GeForce GTX 1070 G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series 32GB (4 x 8GB) Intel Core i7-7700K Kaby Lake Quad-Core 4.2 GHz LGA 1151 EVGA SuperNOVA 850
| General | |
| Device Type | Solid state drive - internal |
| Capacity | 1 TB |
| Hardware Encryption | Yes |
| Encryption Algorithm | 256-bit AES |
SAMSUNG 970 PRO SSD 1TB - M.2 NVMe Interface Internal Solid State Drive with V-NAND Technology (MZ-V7P1T0BW) Black/Red
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Samsung 970 PRO NVMe M.2 1TB Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) (MZ-V7P1T0BW)
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Samsung 970 PRO MZ-V7P1T0BW 1TB SED PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive
Samsung MZ-V7P1T0B/AM 1TB 970 PRO PCIE NVME M.2 SSD
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I use the 1 Tb 970 PRO on an ASUS ROG STRIX Z370 - E motherboard. The hardware installation is simple - just plug it into a M.2 socket and attach with one screw. Don't forget a spacer that is supplied separately with the motherboard and that places the drive parallel with the motherboard. For use of the 970 PRO as a boot drive, I found it simplest to install WINDOWS 10 on a separate SATA hard disk (don't forget to format it as GPT, with a UEFI partition). Then use SAMSUNG software downloaded from SAMSUNG website - NVM Express driver, Data Migration Tool and Samsung Magician. Use Data Migration Tool to transfer Windows 10 to the 970 PRO. If your SATA hard disk is smaller than 1 Tb, use a partition manager software to adjust the main partition to utilize the full size ... MoreI use the 1 Tb 970 PRO on an ASUS ROG STRIX Z370 - E motherboard. The hardware installation is simple - just plug it into a M.2 socket and attach with one screw. Don't forget a spacer that is supplied separately with the motherboard and that places the drive parallel with the motherboard. For use of the 970 PRO as a boot drive, I found it simplest to install WINDOWS 10 on a separate SATA hard disk (don't forget to format it as GPT, with a UEFI partition). Then use SAMSUNG software downloaded from SAMSUNG website - NVM Express driver, Data Migration Tool and Samsung Magician. Use Data Migration Tool to transfer Windows 10 to the 970 PRO. If your SATA hard disk is smaller than 1 Tb, use a partition manager software to adjust the main partition to utilize the full size of the 970 PRO disk space. Then install SAMSUNG NVME Express driver - Windows 10 provides NVME driver, but the Samsung one is faster.After a few weeks, the 970 PRO is working perfectly and on Crystal Disk test, it shows sequential read speed of 3500 MB/s and sequential write speed of 2300 Mb/s, just as specified by Samsung. This is six times faster than a standard SATA III hard disk.I love buying from B&H - no tax, free shipping, fast 2 day delivery!
Pros:- Benchmarking this drive it can read well over 3000 MBps, much faster than my Samsung 850 Pro. Write speeds are over 2000 as well.- Drive feels snappy launching and closing programs and boots into Windows in 15 seconds.- It's obviously quiet with no vibrations you get from using standard or hybrid hard drives.Cons:- While yes this drive performs well in benchmarks, in practice it's no better than my Samsung 850 Pro. Boot up on this drive was maybe half a second faster than my 850 drive as they boot in 15 seconds.- Noticed no difference in launching programs or loading games when compared to my 850 Pro drive.- Don't get me wrong, it's a good drive but if you already own Samsung 850-960 Pro series you probably won't notice a difference in real ... MorePros:- Benchmarking this drive it can read well over 3000 MBps, much faster than my Samsung 850 Pro. Write speeds are over 2000 as well.- Drive feels snappy launching and closing programs and boots into Windows in 15 seconds.- It's obviously quiet with no vibrations you get from using standard or hybrid hard drives.Cons:- While yes this drive performs well in benchmarks, in practice it's no better than my Samsung 850 Pro. Boot up on this drive was maybe half a second faster than my 850 drive as they boot in 15 seconds.- Noticed no difference in launching programs or loading games when compared to my 850 Pro drive.- Don't get me wrong, it's a good drive but if you already own Samsung 850-960 Pro series you probably won't notice a difference in real world performance.Summary :- Great drive if you're coming from standard or hybrid hard drives.- Definitely better than cheap SSD drives from Sandisk, and Crucial.- In terms of raw numbers this drive is a top 5 performer as it can take advantage of PCI-E 4X additional bandwidth.- Most people may not notice a difference between the 970 Pro, and Samsung older 850 Pro in real world applications.- I would recommend this drive if you're coming from a Crucial MX200, hybrid or stand hard drive. If you already have fast storage the benchmark numbers are not going to translate to a product six times faster than top end SSDs.
Purchased on 9/18/2018 I chose this upgrade from a standard Sata 6 2.5 evo 512gb that worked flawlessly for a year. Installed win 10 64 bit and it worked for a few weeks and then the M.2 started disappearing from the BIOS and Windows would not boot. Formatted drive and followed the proper instructions to Install windows 10 by setting Boot Priority: UEFI Hard Disk, Windows 8.1/10 WHQL enabled, pulled all drives except for the m.2 and installed Win 10 64bit from a Flash drive. This worked for approx 3 weeks so I ignored my RMA deadline because all seemed fine. Now every 2 days my system freezes and a windows blue screen appears "DPC watchdog violation" I researched the "DPC watchdog violation" and performed 4 potential fixes Updated Motherboard bios msi Z270 gaming m7 ... MorePurchased on 9/18/2018 I chose this upgrade from a standard Sata 6 2.5 evo 512gb that worked flawlessly for a year. Installed win 10 64 bit and it worked for a few weeks and then the M.2 started disappearing from the BIOS and Windows would not boot. Formatted drive and followed the proper instructions to Install windows 10 by setting Boot Priority: UEFI Hard Disk, Windows 8.1/10 WHQL enabled, pulled all drives except for the m.2 and installed Win 10 64bit from a Flash drive. This worked for approx 3 weeks so I ignored my RMA deadline because all seemed fine. Now every 2 days my system freezes and a windows blue screen appears "DPC watchdog violation" I researched the "DPC watchdog violation" and performed 4 potential fixes Updated Motherboard bios msi Z270 gaming m7 Disabled fast boot features in BIOS and Windows. Updated IDE/ATA Atapi Controller to standard driver Found another potential solution by disabling fast boot when powering down hidden deep in Power Options After blue screen the system boots to the BIOS and when I look at the drives M.2 is missing. Reset power and it boots fine again for a few days. I use slot m.2 slot 2 because according to the manual it does not eliminate a SATA port. Whenever I attempt a fix it works for 2-3 weeks so I think all is good. Then suddenly "DPC Watchdog Violation" rears its ugly head again. If I go back to the SATA solid state I have no problems. Upgrading to M.2 NVM has been a horrible experience for me. I'm going to have to reach out to Samsung for a replacement but would prefer a refund of $197.00. MSI Z270 gaming M7 MSI GeForce GTX 1070 G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series 32GB (4 x 8GB) Intel Core i7-7700K Kaby Lake Quad-Core 4.2 GHz LGA 1151 EVGA SuperNOVA 850
I purchased the Samsung 970 Pro NVMe M.2 SSD as the video edit storage for my new Mac Pro computer. I wanted a fast internal SSD for video storage and editing. The speed is incredible. I like and trust the Samsung brand.This thing is really small, about the size and thickness of a stick of chewing gum. It's amazing that you can store up to 2TB on data on this small SSD.I have been pleased with the performance. I edit using Adobe After Effects and render with Adobe Media Encoder. Using my older 2008 Mac Pro with a 2.5 SSD the render time for a :30 second clip was 2:35 and with the new Mac Pro and the 970 Pro SSD it was :25 seconds.I purchased a StarTech PCIe adapter from B&H for the computer. The Samsung 970 Pro NVMe M.2 SSD is extremely easy to install. Just slip ... MoreI purchased the Samsung 970 Pro NVMe M.2 SSD as the video edit storage for my new Mac Pro computer. I wanted a fast internal SSD for video storage and editing. The speed is incredible. I like and trust the Samsung brand.This thing is really small, about the size and thickness of a stick of chewing gum. It's amazing that you can store up to 2TB on data on this small SSD.I have been pleased with the performance. I edit using Adobe After Effects and render with Adobe Media Encoder. Using my older 2008 Mac Pro with a 2.5 SSD the render time for a :30 second clip was 2:35 and with the new Mac Pro and the 970 Pro SSD it was :25 seconds.I purchased a StarTech PCIe adapter from B&H for the computer. The Samsung 970 Pro NVMe M.2 SSD is extremely easy to install. Just slip it into the slot, push down and secure with the screw. Then simply insert the PCIe card into the computer.I looked into getting an external inclosure for the 970 Pro, but instead decided to use the internal PCIe card. I think either would work fine.One note: I originally purchased the Samsung 970 EVO Plus SSD and found that it is not compatible with the Mac and MacOS Catalina. The EVO and Pro are compatible with Catalina. B&H was great at exchanging the EVO Plus for the PRO version.I'm very pleased with my purchase and B&H is my go to place.
Okay, so if you are looking at this drive it probably means one of 2 things: 1- You are looking for the best performance, reliability and longevity. 2- You are wondering why the heck this drive is so expensive. So why buy this drive? MLC: this performs better than most 3D TLC memory while providing better write endurance. There are other less expensive products by even the same manufacturer that have MLC and amazing performance but without the write endurance. The write endurance listed on Samsung's website is 600 TBW which means that you should be able to write about 600 TB to this drive before it is exhausted. The performance of this drive when running benchmarks, performs similarly to the specs that Samsung provides- this drive is fast even when compared to other ... MoreOkay, so if you are looking at this drive it probably means one of 2 things: 1- You are looking for the best performance, reliability and longevity. 2- You are wondering why the heck this drive is so expensive. So why buy this drive? MLC: this performs better than most 3D TLC memory while providing better write endurance. There are other less expensive products by even the same manufacturer that have MLC and amazing performance but without the write endurance. The write endurance listed on Samsung's website is 600 TBW which means that you should be able to write about 600 TB to this drive before it is exhausted. The performance of this drive when running benchmarks, performs similarly to the specs that Samsung provides- this drive is fast even when compared to other MLC offerings. The product looks very good installed on a motherboard though many manufacturers cover up this m.2 with a heat spreader and this is subjective anyway.
The Samsung Pro PCIe came in and it was nicely packaged, once opened I was able to install it myself and it is much faster than the one, I had. I am going to upgrade my other computer since I do video editing on the other computer, and this is what I need. I've had this memory for over a year, and it has been working well. I do not think I will buy any other brand. It has been working great, so I'll keep it in mind on my next upgrade.
Already had an Intel Optane 900p 280 GB, which is very fast, especially when copying lots of small files.The Optane is connected directly to the 9900K CPU for now.I connected the 970 Pro 512 GB to the Chipset M2M port, then copied over all my games to the 970 Pro.The games (Witcher 3, Assassins Creed Odyssey) load a little slower (1 or 2 seconds) on the 970 Pro. However, the Chipset should be slower than direct to the CPU.Overall, both NVMe drives are much faster at loading than Sata SSDs.Optane is much much better for durability. Games can always be reinstalled, and are less important than personal videos, music, and pictures, so my suggestion is do what I did. Get an Optane drive for the boot drive and the Samsung or equivalent for games only.
I installed this Samsung 970 Pro m.2 SSD drive into an HP ZBook G3 17. Seems to work very well after several days. My system used to take over 9 minutes to boot from a cold start. It now is totally ready in about a minute and 45 seconds. I'm not sure if this HP takes full advantage of the drive, but it is a great improvement.I used Active@ Disk Image software rather than the Samsung supplied software to transfer my files. I saw others used similar products for the transfer.The problem I saw was that the Samsung transfer software ran on top of my regular Windows installation and it fairly cautioned me that any running programs (locked files) would not be copied. Since there are a lot of background operations running, I didn't know how I could be sure to get ... MoreI installed this Samsung 970 Pro m.2 SSD drive into an HP ZBook G3 17. Seems to work very well after several days. My system used to take over 9 minutes to boot from a cold start. It now is totally ready in about a minute and 45 seconds. I'm not sure if this HP takes full advantage of the drive, but it is a great improvement.I used Active@ Disk Image software rather than the Samsung supplied software to transfer my files. I saw others used similar products for the transfer.The problem I saw was that the Samsung transfer software ran on top of my regular Windows installation and it fairly cautioned me that any running programs (locked files) would not be copied. Since there are a lot of background operations running, I didn't know how I could be sure to get everything. I did not proceed.The Active@ image software (and others) I used boots from a USB stick outside of Windows and does not have that restriction. After the transfer, I did have to boot from a recovery instance to make the UEFI GPT, (the new style partition table, system bootable, but that is not an issue with the Samsung drive at all, it's a Windows thing.
I guess I can afford to command my pc Colossus, arise when switching it on! This thing runs so fast your windows will boot up faster than you can force your pc off by unplugging the power input. 7 gigs in data transfer both in reading and in writing isn't just for commercials, it's real, I tested it myself. I've had this hottie for a few weeks now and oh, people, it's amazing. Yeah 500 gigs might be a little eh in terms of space but the speed.. THE SPEED FELLAS. Games run and switch super fast, temperatures are remarkably low, and not a single failure so far. BUY IT(running it with an RTX 3080, Ryzen 9 5900X, Gigabyte B550 Aorus Pro AC, 32gigs 3600mhz cl16 ddr4 memory)
Bought this for the Gigabyte Designare EX X299 for my new build. Insane speed. Glad we're getting back to parallel data lanes over serial.That said, and I'll be honest, having used a Revodrive X2 for the past 7 years, I haven't quite managed to see any significant "real-world" difference with app loading and windows booting etc, but numbers speak for themselves (see attached photo - 970 Pro on left, Revodrive in middle, normal WD Gold 2TB HDD on right). What amazes me is the size of the thing; it's minuscule.It tops out at 3600MB/s sequential read when the 970 Pro is plugged into an NVMe running off CPU PCIe lanes. You may find it slightly lower (3250MB/s) when it is plugged into an NVMe port which shares SATA/chipset lanes from my own evidence. However, ... MoreBought this for the Gigabyte Designare EX X299 for my new build. Insane speed. Glad we're getting back to parallel data lanes over serial.That said, and I'll be honest, having used a Revodrive X2 for the past 7 years, I haven't quite managed to see any significant "real-world" difference with app loading and windows booting etc, but numbers speak for themselves (see attached photo - 970 Pro on left, Revodrive in middle, normal WD Gold 2TB HDD on right). What amazes me is the size of the thing; it's minuscule.It tops out at 3600MB/s sequential read when the 970 Pro is plugged into an NVMe running off CPU PCIe lanes. You may find it slightly lower (3250MB/s) when it is plugged into an NVMe port which shares SATA/chipset lanes from my own evidence. However, Crystalmark didn't show a lot of difference in the 7 other tests, including all read tests, so the non-HEDT crew don't have to worry.Very easy to install, with windows 10 and an up to date motherboard its just.... there... no additional drivers required.The ARM controller does get hot though - I would recommend a heatsink (which are widely available for NVMe drives) to prevent it throttling under heavy loading.Good pricing considering it's top-of-the-range and blistering speed. Keen to see more from the Samsung 970 range - 110mm 4TB version?
| General | |
| Device Type | Solid state drive - internal |
| Capacity | 1 TB |
| Hardware Encryption | Yes |
| Encryption Algorithm | 256-bit AES |
