951:
-$275
-Less thermal throttling
-Faster sequential write (according to crystalmark numbers, supposedly)
-3 year warranty
-Green PCB
950:
-$335
-Heavy thermal throttling
-Faster random read/write
-5 year warranty
-Black PCB
What do?
>>56064161
Are they both NVMe?
I have two 951's in RAID 0 and I'm happy
http://ssd.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Samsung-SM951-NVMe-PCIe-M2-512GB-vs-Samsung-950-NVMe-PCIe-M2-512GB/m30300vsm38554
>>56064161
Black is cooler looking.
>>56064228
Any issues with heat?
>>56064161
you must be retarded to even consider buying SM951
cutting corners on bleeding edge tech, ridiculous
go big or go home
just get 850 pros, wipe them out and raid em
besides the intel 750 is vastly superior when used as a cache or scratch disk, although taking a pcie slot
"I'll get the most recent tech at the cheapest price and it's all the same. It's all marketing after all and I have my sources."
screen cap sauce from
Samsung 950 Pro vs Samsung SM951 Thermal Comparison
>>56064161
If you put even the smallest of airflow over either of the drives, they don't really have thermal issues. Even the passive flow from being beneath an occupied GPU slot is enough to keep them at decent temps.
is SM961 even out yet
check the price droop in any case
Intel maintains their prices 'cause they're in another league
the 850 pros are really good, the rest is experimental or in development to say the least. nothing wrong with that but the variance between generations show, which indicate massive backend twerking
>>56064161
why is 951 slower than 950
what kind of fucking retarded naming system is that, samsung
>>56064686
thermal throttling
>>56064434
A single 950 will smoke the shit out of an 850 pro raid
NVMe/PCIe >>>>>>>>>>> AHCI/SATA
>>56064707
what if your case has non-shit ventilation?
>>56064709
no doubt let's have a dick size contest while we're at it
>>56064721
cooling and essentially a heatsink, e.g:
Enzotech BMR-C1-LE Memory Ramsink (Black)
some mobos have the slot at differents spots, the heat can be mitigated implying you're not using on a hardcore industrial level
would be interesting to have a legit crater in your mobo
>>56064830
You don't even need fancy heatsinks or anything, just put a fan close to it and it will be fine.