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The 750 is actually a little faster in some cases, although it is more expensive.

I see no reason to "upgrade".

 

Maybe when the 1 TB version of the 950 is released it would take the edge, but really it wouldn't be worth the effort.  You would see no difference.

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Right now, I've got a 1TB 750 Series PCI SSD and I was wondering should I upgrade to an M.2 Samsung 950 Pro SSD when it is released?

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Right now, I've got a 1TB 750 Series PCI SSD and I was wondering should I upgrade to an M.2 Samsung 950 Pro SSD when it is released?

What need is there to upgrade?

 

Edit: if you do upgrade, I'll take dispose of your current one for free

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Right now, I've got a 1TB 750 Series PCI SSD and I was wondering should I upgrade to an M.2 Samsung 950 Pro SSD when it is released?

 

If you have to ask, the answer is probably no.

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Why? It's just M.2, it's not faster by real measures... It's all PCIe interfaced.

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The 750 Series is already pretty fast.

 

The 950 Pro isn't really going to give you that much of a tangible benefit - if any at all - over the Intel drive.

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The 750 is actually a little faster in some cases, although it is more expensive.

I see no reason to "upgrade".

 

Maybe when the 1 TB version of the 950 is released it would take the edge, but really it wouldn't be worth the effort.  You would see no difference.

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no, the 750 is more reliable

 

the 950 is not much faster and has overheating problems

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the 750 has a heatsink on it.

The 950... does not.

What does that tell you?

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What need is there to upgrade?

 

Edit: if you do upgrade, I'll take dispose of your current one for free

It'd be cheaper to put it in my garbage can but thanks :D

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