INTEL S S D 750 SERIES PCIE AIC 1.2TB PRO

INTEL S S D 750 SERIES PCIE AIC 1.2TB PRO

The 950 Pro and 960 Pro lineups only share a 512GB version between them.

Anyway, the 960 Pro comes in three bestickered capacities. Despite looking and feeling like an ordinary (if somewhat thick) label, the new sticker supposedly dissipates heat much better than the 950 Pro used to. The sticker is completely different! Samsung has integrated a “thin copper film” into the label on the underside of the drive. Much like its predecessor, the 960 Pro is powered by Samsung’s V-NAND in MLC configuration, gobbles up four lanes of PCIe bandwidth, slots into an M.2 2280 port, and uses the NVMe protocol instead of AHCI. To entice such holdouts, Samsung took the wraps off the 950 Pro’s successor at its SSD Global Summit last month. One year later, it’s clearer than ever that M.2 and NVMe are here to stay, so perhaps the time is right for cautious late adopters to join in on the fun. NVMe had just gotten native Windows support, and Skylake motherboards were armed with M.2 slots and PCIe lanes aplenty to let those drives run. While others had gotten lightning-fast NVMe drives to market first, Samsung’s effort was notable for combining a cohesive set of cutting-edge features at just the right time. Last fall, Samsung took the high-end storage market by storm with the release of its 950 Pro drives.

Intel s-s-d 750 series pcie aic 1.2tb