Samsung's First Proper Gen5 Drive! - 9100 PRO NVMe SSD Review

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*Timestamps*
0:00 - Introduction
0:30 - Samsung 9100 PRO Specs & Overview
2:30 - Performance in Light Use (For use as a secondary drive)
3:20​ - Performance in Heavier Use (OS Drive, Video Editors, etc)
4:05 - Latency
4:20 - Performance in Extreme Use (Stress Test)
5:05 - Gaming Performance
5:45 - Techtesters SSD Gaming Performance Ranking
6:10 - Sequential Performance & Playstation 5 Use
7:15 - Thermal Performance
7:45 - Power Consumption
8:25 - Pricing & Final Thoughts

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*Disclosure*
- This product was provided by Samsung for the purpose of testing. As per my own guidelines, they don't get any say about anything in this video, they also didn't get to preview this video beforehand, or any other nonsense like that. This video reflects my own views, nothing more, nothing less.
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[jamesstewart]

Was waiting for this from you guys, as always the best SSD reviews out there!

[johnnywoolen]

You do the best SSD reviews, hands down.

[mikeoleksa]

Always the best SSD reviews, HANDS DOWN. Thank you. That 8TB drive is going to be over $1K. Probably closer to $1, 200. The jump from 4 to 8 never seems to be on the same price curve as going from 1 to 2 or 2 to 4.

[austinrichards]

been waiting for the 9100 pro review for few days, thanks for this! ❣

[bobert]

They can't legally apply a warranty void if removed sticker. Here at least.

[michaellundsrensen]

Thanks for testing all tree sizes! Nice to see the 1 TB is not so mush slower than the other.

[Trekko]

was very straight forward and on point! great review!

[MarkusUrban-zx]

As always, great review. Would be interested to see a like for like thermal comparison between 990 pro and 9100 pro using the same motherboard heatsink/load tests

[HiltonHeslop]

Great video Nada, very informative 🚀💪🏽 I value these videos over Gamers Nexus videos as these are concise and to the point

[rxpvblic]

Thank you for the review! Right now it's at $448 and I'm debating on this drive or the T705 4 TB from Crucial. Watched both vids though, thank you!

[Pharaohk]

Nice review, but missing random R/W tests, which are critical tests. Please add them to your storage reviews in the future (CrystalDiskMark is great for that).

[totalnia]

I've been waiting for this review. Thank you!

[Farly]

Great review! So concise and no wasted time

[Marceles]

This was exactly I was looking for, seeing if the SSD would make a good OS drive. I have 4 990 Pros inside of a PCIe adapter card, but my OS is still on a 250gb 860 Evo. Time to upgrade, thanks!

[Inboc]

Thorough and useful data as always. Thanks for the review! 🎉

[justmejustme]

Thank you Nada 🎉🎉
Excellent video as always!

[phenooharra]

Congratulations again and thank you for the presentation. These presentations are definitely the best I have found on the internet.
I don't know if you have the possibility to make a comparative presentation between SSDs of the same generation and capacity, for example SSD nvme Gen 5 with 1TB capacity. Let's see comparative tests between several manufacturers.

[Johnnyrebox]

Enjoy your SSD reviews. If you can add random read/write performance and comparisons, that would be excellent.

[tiagof]

Bought the 8Tb SN850X recently, no more space problems!

[DwynAgGaire]

nice, thanks. the power and thermals make it attractive!