More storage space for your computer never hurts, but the highest capacity drive on the market is big enough that it'd ...

Correction: The model of laptop my wife has has a SATA III controller, but Apple supplied only a SATA II drive with it and the controller will not support any of several SATA III-only drives ...

Manufacturers usually list the theoretical speeds to expect from a particular model, which you can then verify by checking out independent benchmark results. SATA SSDs typically hit speeds of up ...

Alternatively, search for the model number using an online hard drive database (link in Resources). Look for the "Interface" option in the specifications. SATA drives generally will be referred to ...

But with so many specs to consider — PCIe Gen 4, Gen 5, SATA, NVMe — it’s easy to get lost in the jargon. That’s where we come in! We’ve rounded up the best SSD options to help you find ...

Now that we have had some time to digest the results flying around the web, we get back to testing with the 1TB model, now in house. The 870 EVO is seemingly a possible swan song to SATA SSDs ...

It uses a metal case to secure a 2.5-inch SATA drive and convert it for use in a 3.5-inch environment. We found this model for as low as $24.99 online. Since the EZConvert and EZConvert Pro ...

the 1TB model can still sustain 500MB/s while the 2TB and 4TB drives can sustain the full 550MB/s speed (for sequential data). The 860 Evo is also available in M.2 SATA and mSATA formats ...

now offering its docking station for externally housed mass-storage in the model "SATA QuickPort Duo". With the Sharkoon QuickPort, a 2.5" or 3.5" SATA hard drive can be quickly and easily ...