Storage
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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The Sabrent EC-SNVE; A Fancy USB-C Home For Your NVMe
If you are looking for a dead simple SSD enclosure which you can pop open with the push of a button then checking out the Sabrent EC-SVNE external drive enclosure is worth…
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Western Digital’s Shiny Black D50 Game Dock
At it's heart the WD Black D50 Game Dock is a WD SN730 drive, with their own controller, either 1TB or 2TB of BiCS4 96-Layer TLC 3D NAND and the SLC Cache,…
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More Than 2! Sabrent Rocket Pro 4TB USB 3.2 Gen2
Sabrent have updated their Rocket Pro external USB drive family with a 4TB model, which is still a tiny 105 x 45 x 14mm (4.13 x 1.77 x 0.55″) yet still robust…
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addlink S95, Eyes On A New Phison SSD
As a long time partner with Phison, addlink hasn't grabbed a large share of the market but they are still a player in the market. They have recently released 1TB and 2TB…
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SATA Is Still Here, Samsung’s 870 EVO 1TB Up For Review
SATA is not dead, as Sebastian knows for he is currently working on a review of Samsung's new 870 EVO SATA SSD. If you can't handle the anticipation and need to know…
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Samsung Introduces 870 EVO SATA SSD
Samsung has introduced the 870 EVO, the successor to the 860 EVO which Allyn reviewed back in 2018. The 870 EVO's proprietary controller and NAND are both Samsung's...
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CES 2021: Western Digital Announces New 4TB Portable SSD Portfolio
Western Digital has announced their new 4TB portable SSD portfolio today, with a focus on performance as well as capacity. And just what might a fast portable SSD with 4TB capacity cost?…
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Samsung Versus Sabrent – Seeking SSD Supremacy
PCIe 4.0 drives are becoming plentiful on the market with several models available to choose from which inevitably leads to questions about which one makes the most sense to purchase. There are…
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The One And Only TrueNAS Mini X+ From iXsystems
Those who spend a lot of time disassembling, swapping components and reassembling a NAS device might want to steer clear of this particular product from iXsytems, as even after ServeTheHome had removed…
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