Today we present Part One of our Four Part series for amd - which we are calling the Behemoth. This monster build comprises ...

Dominic is checking out the Aorus 15 (XE4) gaming laptop. This was originally priced at £2199, but has now had a £450 price ...

The AORUS Gen4 7000s 2TB SSD is capable of delivering over 7,000 MB/s sequential read and over 6,850 MB/s sequential write as evidenced by this pre-review CrystalDiskMark test result: 45.

Gigabyte has today announced the launch of its new AORUS Gen4 7000s SSD with up to 7 GB/s read speed. Enhanced by the new generation PCIe 4.0 controller with advanced 3D-TLC NAND Flash, it boosts ...

AORUS Gen4 7300 NVMe SSD “AORUS Gen4 7300 SSD equips the select Phison E18 8-channel controller, which provides users with ultimate random access rate, as well as the high-speed 3D-TLC NAND ...

The new AORUS Gen4 AIC 2TB SSD packs 4 x 500GB pre-installed NVMe M.2 SSDs directly to the AIC (add-in card) that detects as one single 2TB drive. The 8TB model is the same, ...

AORUS Gen4 7000s Prem. SSD adopts the PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 interface and it equips the latest Phison E18 selected 8-channel controller, which provides users with the ultimate random access rate, as ...

Sacrificing graphics for storage. In RAID 0 mode, the Aorus Gen4 AIC SSD 8TB can provide up to 15 GB/s sequential read and write speeds as well as 430k/440k read and write IOPS.

The latest to enter the fray is Gigabyte with its new Aorus Gen4 7000s SSDs. As you might have presumed from the model number, Gigabyte claims that this SSD can hit sequential read speeds that top ...

Gigabyte has this week introduced its new AORUS XTREME Gen4 AIC SSD drive capable of transfer speeds of up to 28GB/s and features eight 4 TB 2nd generation PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSDs with a PHISON ...

The Aorus Xtreme Gen4 SSD is an add-in card (AIC) that boasts 32TB of storage and a transfer speed of 28GB/s — only 4GB/s less than the maximum bandwidth of the PCIe 4.0 interface.

with an AORUS Gen4 7000s SSD series & AORUS NVMe Gen4 SSD series. It’s not wrong to think your latest collection of cutting-edge CPU, GPU and silicon chips, aka PS5, deserves a worthy wingman.