The new KIOXIA LC9 Series NVMe 122.88 TB SSD is built for the AI era, and stacked with cutting edge tech like PCIe Gen5, NVMe ...

Kioxia announced the development of its high-capacity 122.88 TB enterprise SSD for AI applications, utilizing its 2 Tb QLC die.

Checking out one of the first PCI-Express 4.0 M.2 SSDs, the AORUS NVMe Gen4 SSD! Our written review: <a href=" Pricing and ...

The Sabrent Rocket NVMe 4.0 is a great Gen4 SSD, be sure to check out our review here: <a href=" GIVEAWAY: <a href=" Pricing ...

Get this Sabrent M.2 NVMe SSD to USB-C enclosure/adapter for £16 from Amazon (was £30) It is, essentially, a small metal box with a M.2 slot inside that fits in virtually any size of NVMe drive ...

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

WD's SN5000 is a drive we rate quite highly from a price to performance standpoint, as it sits as one of the best value drives around for PC use that provides snappy reads and writes. From Amazon ...

Our choices for the best NVMe M.2 SSDs give you blisteringly fast load times. Experience lightning-fast load times with the best M.2 SSD for gaming. This reliable upgrade enhances your day-to-day ...

If you have several SSDs installed in your Windows 11 system, you can increase gaming performance by favoring an ultra-fast NVMe SSD for gaming. Microsoft calls this technology DirectStorage.

Seagate Ultra Compact SSD bears a striking resemblence to a thumb drive Pricing may be a sticking point for users, and performance leaves a lot to be desired The slow demise of flash drives ...

Or you simply want an easy way to make your game library portable. An external SSD can fix both of these issues (and more) by providing an easy way to expand storage that you can take on the go.

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 ...