The price for large solid-state drives has plummeted in recent years, and even though they're still quite variable, it's still possible to get a really good NVMe SSD for relatively little money.

There’s also a 4TB option, a relative rarity for NVMe SSDs outside ... sequential speeds in the AS SSD benchmark, with 986MB/s for reads and 899MB/s for writes, and it smashed the game copying test in ...

In this guide, we're focusing on SSDs that adhere to NVMe ... USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 port, it’s possible to hit 2,000MB/s transfer speeds. For added peace of mind when transporting the external SSD ...

Much faster PCIe 4.0 SSDs only cost a bit more Few benefits over previous generation No 4TB option Building on the affordable SN570, Western Digital’s Blue SN580 NVMe SSD is a capable gaming SSD ...

There's also the Patriot Viper VP4300, which has the highest endurance rating of any PCIe 4.0 SSD right now. Whatever you're after, I'm here to help you find the best SSD that fits your needs and ...

We conduct extensive testing to pick out the top SSDs. A 512 GB drive may seem tempting for the money, but might not be worth it given the size of gaming installs, so 1 TB to 2 TB is likely where ...

Our previous pick, the WD Blue SN580 NVMe SSD, has just been supplanted by WD’s Blue SN5000. At just $75 for a 1TB model (at the time of writing), and with speedy transfers, you likely won’t ...

Since the Microsoft Surface comes with a USB-C port, it opens up the possibility of wide connectivity options via a compatible USB-C adapter, hubs, docking, display-out, and charging. Here are the ...

No adapters required. Cool. See below. Further reading: See our roundup of the best external drives to learn about competing products. The internals are obviously 10Gbps USB and NVMe given the ...

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These have come a long way since the measly flash memory sticks and can now hold massive amounts of data and transfer it back and forth through USB ... Which SSD Is Better, SATA or NVMe?

Gen 5 PCIe SSDs are here now too, so if NVMe speeds seemed ludicrous already, hold onto your hats. Annoyingly, the support for Gen 5 drives isn't quite here yet, and for the majority of users ...