Category: Solid State Drives

Gen 4 SSDs are impressively fast, apparently none more so than this, the Patriot Viper VP4100 – a drive that, if you rub it just the right way,

Samsung is well known for their SSDs, whether it’s their older SATA drives, newer M.2 options, or their USB ones, so a new version must be the best

Do you need a Gen 4 SSD? Well, there’s more to it than a simple yes or no so lets dive into it. But first, if you aren’t

Kingston are well known for making storage, especially amazing value SSDs like their 2.5” A400 drive I’ve used before, but their newest NVME offering doesn’t quite pack the

PCIe Gen 4 SSDs are still pretty new, they only came about with the launch of AMD’s X570 chipset and third generation Ryzen CPUs. Back when they launched,

This was the most requested thing in the comments of the review for this rather shiny Aorus Gen 4 NVME SSD. So, now I’ve finally got it back

You’ve likely heard a lot about PCIe Gen 4 in the last couple days, how it’s both amazing and brilliant to see, but also pointless right now. Now,

This is the WD SN500 – their “blue” NVME SSD. For those of you so familiar with WD’s naming scheme, it goes like this. “Black” is their highest

Samsung have been at the top of the SSD game for a while now, especially when the market made the jump to NVMe SSDs, where their 950, 960

Want one? Amazon: http://techteamgb.co.uk/SX8200PRO ADATA’s budget, yet crazy fast SX8200 NVME M.2 SSD just got an upgrade with the new “Pro” version. Faster, bigger, but is it worth