Amazon has the best deal right now on an AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT prebuilt. You can pick up the Skytech Blaze4 RX 9070 XT gaming PC for only $1,599.99 after a new $100 instant discount. That's a ...

That remains true, though we have to test Samsung's new 9100 Pro. The 9100 Pro boasts slightly higher speed ratings across the board and we suspect it will usurp the T705 in performance.

Samsung Malaysia is officially bringing its 9100 Pro SSD into Malaysia. The M.2 SSD PCIe 5.0 SSD will be available from 4 April onwards. The 9100 Pro will be available in four storage configurations: ...

And it's about average. With rip-roaring sequential performance, impressive efficiency, but lackluster 4K performance, the 9100 Pro is priced too high and performs too slow, to make a dent in the ...

TL;DR: Samsung's new 9100 PRO Gen5 SSD offers up to 8TB capacity and read speeds of 14.8GB/sec, nearly doubling the performance of its predecessor. Samsung has just introduced its new 9100 PRO ...

Towards the latter part of last month, Samsung reinserted itself into the flagship solid state drive (SSD) space with the introduction of its 9100 Pro series to supplant its still-awesome 990 Pro ...

As highlighted by regular Radeon leaker Kepler_L2, the company’s newest graphics architecture sits separately in the codebase (listed as GfxIp12) from its forebears with an explicit descriptor of ...

The Samsung 9100 Pro is Samsung's first 'true' PCIe 5.0 SSD, and it definitely delivers fantastic performance with the fastest write speeds I've ever tested. It's an expensive proposition ...

Yeston, one of AMD’s partners for Radeon 9000 series GPUs, has indicted that RX 9070 supply should start to stabilise through April. The brand informs its customers that it ships as many units as ...

With all that said, we can now shift our focus to the subject of today's review - Samsung's first enthusiast-grade PCIe Gen5 SSD, the 9100 Pro. Samsung's new flagship performer is built around its ...

The fastest Consumer NVMe SSD you can buy — but it ain’t cheap. There was a time when Samsung was the long-reigning, undisputed performance king of the NVMe SSD market. Recently… Not so much.

I say this as someone who has the new Samsung 9100 Pro in-hand (out today), but can’t actually take full advantage of its ludicrous speeds. My newly-rebuilt PC supports PCIe 5.0 SSDs ...