The 9100 PRO family is Samsung’s answer for those who want nothing but the fastest solid-state drive that will eliminate any performance bottlenecks from their systems, but their initial pricing structure was nothing something that everyone could entertain, until now. Amazon has discounted the entire lineup of lightning-fast PCIe NVMe Gen 5 SSDs by up to $100, with capacities of 1TB, 2TB and 4TB starting from $169.99.
Of course, these drives ship with more than just a speed bump, so let us dive into the details immediately. First off, if you want the highest savings, you have to get the 4TB version of the 9100 PRO, which is now available for a record low price of $449.99 without the heatsink. If you want the passive cooler pre-attached, that will set you back by $469.99. If you believe you can live without a 4TB drive, the 2TB version is currently going for $239.99 without the heatsink, and $259.99 with it.
The sequential read speeds can reach 14,800MB/s, while the write department has a maximum throughput of 13,400MB/s. Of course, those hunting for an SSD know all too well that it is not just speeds that carry importance, but the IOPS too, as this metric ultimately determines how speedy your system becomes.
Boasting speeds of 2,200K and 2,600K in the read and write categories, the 9100 PRO will bulldoze through the most demanding of workloads, while also running at up to 49 percent efficiency thanks to the 5nm controller. Even though Samsung was late to the party in delivering its PCIe NVMe Gen 5 SSDs, there is a reason why the Korean giant is considered the number one brand in flash memory products.
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