Tag: m.2

ADATA’s new PCIe Gen 4 drive, the S50 Lite, has me confused out my mind. It’s a 1 or 2TB drive, with a silicon motion gen 4 controller,

This is the Corsair MP400, a QLC or quad level cell based NVME SSD that you can buy in up to an 8TB capacity. It’s also remarkably fast,

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,

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,

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

Want one? Amazon: http://prourls.co/jjmv Samsung generally holds the crown for best NVMe SSDs – but WD thinks they can take it from them with this, their Black NVMe

This is the new Samsung 970 EVO NVMe SSD – a lighting fast M.2 drive. It’s the “EVO”, so a bit better value while still providing super fast

This is hands down the best NVMe SSD around – it’s stupid fast, and cheaper than the competition. Let’s test out the ADATA SX8200 480GB NVMe M.2 SSD!