Storage
WD Black D30 Game Drive, Take Steam On The Road
Kitguru just took a look at a portable SSD from WD that is advertised as a way to bring your games with you while you are on the road. The WD Black…
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Patriot Supersonic Rage Prime Time USB 3.2 Gen 2 Storage!
Don't let your USB storage be docile and just sit there! Let it Rage! At least that's the naming convention Patriot is using for their latest USB storage devices. These range in…
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Remember Neo Forza? Here’s Their NFS01 1TB SATA SSD
After taking a look at their Faye memory, why not take a peek at Neo Forza's NFS01 SSD line? This particular drive is of the once beloved 2.5" SATA, which stole our…
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Intel Optane DC P5800X, A Study In PCIe 4.0 Implementation
TweakTown recently reviewed the Intel Optane DC P5800X, which uses second generation Optane and is available for somewhere around $2000. It is incredibly fast, over 10,000 on PCMark 10 quick storage test…
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The Enterprising Intel D7-P5510 7.68TB PCIe SSD
High capacity enterprise class SSDs aren't limited to SATA, unless of course your budget can't fit the cost of a PCIe 4.0 SSD. The picture might look a wee bit SATA-ish but…
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The Beefy Gigabyte Aorus 7000s PCIe 4.0 NVMe Drive
Check out the heatsink on the Gigabyte Aorus 7000s, perfect for an M.2 slot which didn't come with a heatspreader or you could pop it off if your motherboard came with a…
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Phison E18 And Micron 176-Layer NAND Make A Wondrous Match
TechPowerUp managed to get their hands on an unreleased and unnamed drive which uses Phison's new PCIe 4.0 E18 controller which has been designed to work with Micron's new 176 layer B47R…
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Intel H20 SSD, Optane In The Front, NAND In The Back
Tweaktown recently reviewed Intel's latest mullet, the H20 1TB M.2 SSD. The H20 is composed of a Optane SSD and a NAND SSD, working together to give you better transfer speeds than…
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A Generic SSD Review, The Inland Premium 1TB NVMe Drive
Inland seems to be a generic store brand, as opposed to a new SSD company, but that doesn't mean it can't surprise with it's performance. The components are certainly familiar, the Phison…
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The Lexar NM620 1TB Sports A Custom Controller
Lexar have released a new NVMe 1.4 NM620 SSD family which uses a modified Innogrit IG5216 Shasta+ controller along with the Micron 64-Layer 3D TLC we see in the majority of…
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Icy Dock ToughArmor MB834M2K-B Review
Icy Dock is a company that has been around for about 24 years and has focused exclusively on removable storage devices. Their aim is to provide storage devices…
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Team Group T-Create Expert SSD, Long Life At A High Price
The Team Group T-Create Expert 2TB SSD is expensive; at $800 it surpasses even that $1300 8TB SSD from Sabrent in price per GB. At first glance, this might be...
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Viper Strikes with High Speed Gen4 SSD Storage
I would have to say that the name Viper conjures up a fast striking snake in my mind. However, this SSD version is a safe but super quick NVME storage…
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With This Sabrent Rocket Q Your Bits Can Practice Physical Distancing
This Sabrent Rocket Q NVMe SSD doesn't use the newest interface nor the fastest NAND but at 8TB you aren't going to find a larger consumer M.2 SSD for sale. If your…
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The Zadak Spark RGB Device Also Has 1TB Of Storage
Zadak have crossed a line, with their Spark RGB being advertised as an RGB device first and an SSD second. It will interface with any modern motherboard ARGB interface and you will…
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Samsung 980 1TB Gen3 NVMe SSD Review
Remember when Samsung had the EVO and PRO designations for their consumer NVMe SSD lineups? Those seeking the highest overall performance could opt for the PRO model, and those looking for a…
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Intel’s 670p Asks If The SSD Market Could Use Uno MAS
The performance of the new Intel 670p is less important than the price, as Sebastian sagely pointed out. The performance is as you would expect from a QLC drive, not...
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Intel Introduces SSD 670p Series: QLC Drives For Everyday Computing
Intel's latest consumer SSD product is the 670p Series, a 144-layer QLC-based client SSD product in capacities ranging from 512GB to 2TB. These will be targeting mainstream performance levels, though Intel is…
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