Since I am a new user of samsung 980 pro, I googled about history of any reported issues on the 980 pro. There were wide spread SLC cache issues that must have been famous on this board. Which seems to be resolved by now with the latest firmware, and the affected drives were still writing 4 figure sequential speed which I wouldn't even have noticed without benchmarking it.
Then there were 870 EVO early failure reports - this I don't see any confirmation that the problem is gone.
Then there were 960 PRO bad firmware issues.. which sucked because 960 PRO costed arms and legs of retail buyers back then.
Then there was the famous 840 EVO slowdown saga. Which is never addressed other than their continuous rewriting trick by new firmware.
It is amazing that Samsung SSDs are still considered the most reliable. Perhaps all the other SSDs are even worse?
Then there were 870 EVO early failure reports - this I don't see any confirmation that the problem is gone.
Then there were 960 PRO bad firmware issues.. which sucked because 960 PRO costed arms and legs of retail buyers back then.
Then there was the famous 840 EVO slowdown saga. Which is never addressed other than their continuous rewriting trick by new firmware.
It is amazing that Samsung SSDs are still considered the most reliable. Perhaps all the other SSDs are even worse?