Samsung Launches SSD 990 EVO with Gen 4 and Gen 5 support


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Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., a world leader in advanced memory technology, today announced the release of SSD 990 EVO — the newest addition to the company’s lineup of consumer SSDs — which delivers powerful performance with better energy efficiency. Designed to enhance everyday computing experiences like gaming, work and video/photo editing, the NVMe SSD is expected to be an ideal solution for a diverse range of users.

“Samsung has been leveraging its advanced memory technologies for optimized SSD solutions, and for our latest consumer product, we’ve combined both innovation and practicality to enhance the computing experiences for users,” said Hangu Sohn, Vice President of Memory Brand Product Biz Team at Samsung Electronics. “The 990 EVO balances performance, power efficiency and reliability, making it a versatile choice for the latest interface that is suitable for a variety of everyday tasks, including gaming, business workflow and creative endeavors.”

Enhanced Performance​

The 990 EVO offers enhanced performance of up to 43% compared to the previous model, 970 EVO Plus. Sequential read speeds come up to 5,000 megabytes-per-second (MB/s) and write speeds up to 4,200 MB/s. Random read and write speeds also get a boost with up to 700K input/output operations per second (IOPS) and 800K IOPS, respectively.

By using Host Memory Buffer (HMB) technology to directly link to the host processor’s DRAM, the SSD can achieve optimized performance even with a DRAM-less design. Users upgrading from previous mainstream SSDs will experience significantly faster loading speeds for games and swift access to large files.

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Improved Power Efficiency and Smart Thermal Solution​

The Samsung 990 EVO improved power efficiency of up to 70% when compared to the 970 EVO Plus, allowing users extended usage on PCs without the constant concern for battery life. It also supports Modern Standby,1 which enables an instant on/off function with uninterrupted internet connectivity and seamless notification reception, even in low-power states.

The 990 EVO’s heat spreader label effectively regulates the thermal condition of the NAND chip, allowing operations to consistently run at their highest levels without compromising drive integrity.

A Versatile SSD for Current and Future Computing​

The 990 EVO is a versatile SSD created to meet current computing needs and in anticipation of future requirements. Users can experience seamless multitasking with a single SSD that caters to the demands of everyday such as gaming, business and creative workflow.

Supporting both PCIe 4.0 x4 and PCIe 5.0 x2 interfaces, the 990 EVO fits the needs for today’s PCs supporting PCIe 4.0 M.2 slots while it also offers compatibility along with thermal control and power savings for PCIe 5.0 interfaces in upcoming applications.

The 990 EVO comes in 1 terabyte (TB) and 2TB capacity options.

Samsung Magician Software Support​

Samsung Magician software presents a suite of optimization tools for enhanced functionality for all Samsung SSDs, including the 990 EVO. Users can streamline the data migration process for SSD upgrades effortlessly and securely. In addition, Samsung Magician protects valuable data, monitors drive health and notifies timely firmware updates.

Currently available to consumers worldwide, the manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP) for 990 EVO is $124.99 for the 1TB model and $209.99 for the 2TB model. For more information — including warranty details — please visit samsung.com/SSD or semiconductor.samsung.com/internal-ssd/.

Samsung SSD 990 EVO Specifications​

CategorySamsung SSD 990 EVO
InterfacePCIe® Gen 4.0 x4 / 5.0 x2 NVMe® 2.02
Form FactorM.2 (2280)
Storage MemorySamsung V-NAND 3-TLC
ControllerSamsung In-house Controller
Capacity1TB2TB
Sequential Read/Write Speed 4,5Up to 5,000 MB/s, Up to 4,200 MB/s
Random Read/Write Speed (QD32) 4,5Up to 680K IOPS, 800K IOPSUp to 700K IOPS, 800K IOPS
Management SoftwareSamsung Magician Software
Data EncryptionAES 256-bit Full Disk Encryption, TCG/Opal V2.0,
Encrypted Drive (IEEE1667)
Total Bytes Written600TB1200TB
Warranty Five-year Limited Warranty


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May as well buy a 980 Pro instead, at least that has full Gen 4 read/write speeds
 

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With transfer-rates like that (5000 MB/s Read, 4200 MB/s Write) what's the point of having PCIe 5.0 support?
(let alone, only x2 speed instead of x4).

To top it all off, it's almost the same price as the 980/990 PRO.
 

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With transfer-rates like that (5000 MB/s Read, 4200 MB/s Write) what's the point of having PCIe 5.0 support?
(let alone, only x2 speed instead of x4).

To top it all off, it's almost the same price as the 980/990 PRO.
The x2 and x4 are bandwidth, not speed, specifications.
 

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Are they implying it won't work in a pcie 3.0 slot ?

improved power efficiency of up to 70% when compared to the 970 EVO
might be aimed at punters who would previously have bought 970.

How are they doing that ? SK Hynix are having great success with their gen 3.0 p31 because of the high efficiency mainly due to the use of 4 channels instead of the competitors 8 channels.
 
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Are they implying it won't work in a pcie 3.0 slot ?

It will work fine in a PCIe 3.0 slot, but you will not get the full speed of the drive
(you would get something like ~3500 MB/s Read/Write).
 

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It will work fine in a PCIe 3.0 slot, but you will not get the full speed of the drive
(you would get something like ~3500 MB/s Read/Write).
The fact that it can't even reach close to Gen 4 max speeds makes the 990 EVO pointless
 

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It would only make sense if they lowered the prices to something like this:

1TB model: $74.99
2TB model: $149.99
4TB model: $279.99

That would make the 990 EVO worth considering.
 

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This would only make sense if the Gen 5 spec is going to start offering connections with just 2 lanes. If you put a Gen 4 drive with 4 lanes into a PCI Gen 5 x2 only capable slot, you would only get 2 lanes to your Gen 4 drive and effectively cut performance in half. Since this drive has a Gen 5 x 2 setup, it could get it's full speed if the connector were to only support x2.
 

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If you put a Gen 4 drive with 4 lanes into a PCI Gen 5 x2 only capable slot, you would only get 2 lanes to your Gen 4 drive and effectively cut performance in half

5x2 is the same theoretical bandwidth as 4x4 so theorically the same performance from the nvme.

Doesnt seem to work exactly like that in practice but it is close.

For example this a gen3 nvme disk in a pcie 3.0 x1 slot

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this is the same nvme gen3 disk in a pcie 2.0 x2 slot

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gen3x1 is theoretically the same bandwidth as gen2x2

The above are the same disk but different motherboards, which might account for some of the variation. However, it illustrates that 5x2 should be in the same ballpark as 4x4.
 
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This would only make sense if the Gen 5 spec is going to start offering connections with just 2 lanes. If you put a Gen 4 drive with 4 lanes into a PCI Gen 5 x2 only capable slot, you would only get 2 lanes to your Gen 4 drive and effectively cut performance in half. Since this drive has a Gen 5 x 2 setup, it could get it's full speed if the connector were to only support x2.
I think most Gen 5 slots are x4, at least on the motherboards I've seen
 

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I think most Gen 5 slots are x4, at least on the motherboards I've seen
correct, that's why I said if the spec was going to start offering x2 on the lanes per the connection on the motherboard. Otherwise, it doesn't make any sense to me yet.
 

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Here's a pretty good review of the drive that was released today:

 

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