Intel is updating it's mainstream SSD offerings with several new lines, the 760p, Pro 7600p, and E 6100p. Most of you will only be interested in the 760p, as the 7600p is a business solution that ...

The Mallrace Intel Quad-Core Laptop is great for anyone who has a lot of work on their plate. It can handle many tasks at the ...

What it is A roomy 17.3-inch FHD touch canvas with 100% sRGB color makes this a comfortable all-day machine for work and ...

The 512GB Intel SSD 600P series drive we showed you here is available for about $173 already, which is less than $.40 per gigabyte. That’s not too far removed from SATA-based drives, and is well ...

The other featured Intel’s SSD 7-series 760P, which is built on 512GB of TLC NAND. It’s an acceptable NVME-based SSD, better than, well, SATA SSDs.

Intel’s 670p eliminates the majority of our complaints about previous QLC NVMe SSDs. Oddly, Intel assigned extremely low TBW (TeraBytes Written) ratings to the 670p—a mere 185TBW per 512GB of ...

Intel's newest pure Optane SSD, the Intel DC P5800X, is 2nd Gen Optane goodness that is roughly twice as powerful as its retail Optane 905p or Enterprise DC P4800X SSDs. Everything about the DC ...

The Intel SSD Pro 2500 only reached 539,000 4K write IOPS at QD32. While slower than many performance leading consumer SSDs, the Pro 2500 is still much faster than a mechanical disk drive.