SSDs are fast, quiet, energy-efficient, and vibration-resistant—making them the top choice in many systems. Still, in some ...

SATA has been available since at least 2003, so you need to make sure the drive, and cable you’re using use the latest version of SATA, SATA III, if you want the best speeds.

The 870 Evo SATA SSD is also available in 512GB, 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB storage options as well. We have been testing the Samsung 870 Evo SATA SSD for quite some time now, and here is what we think of it.

M.2 NVMe is the fastest, and the meanest SSD money can be bought for a gaming PC. Benchmarks suggest that a high-end M.2 NVMe can achieve maximum speeds of up to 32 GB/s. This roughly translates ...

Not much has changed in the world of 2.5-inch SATA SSD drives, and this tried-and-true model remains just as highly rated. As of the time of writing, you can get the 1TB for $65.99 on Crucial.com ...

In this post, I'll walk you through how to replace a Windows computer's internal hard drive with an SSD while keeping the software, data and settings exactly the same. The computer needs to be ...

SATA Express, which theoretically supports bandwidth up to 2GBps, essentially doubles throughput of SATA III—after the hit caused by overhead and cabling, that is. Twice the bandwidth is, of ...

The PC Mark 8 storage test evaluates SSDs under many real world applications such as gaming, video editing, photo editing, etc. and is well regarded among the SSD industry. Performance Analysis ...

Samsung As fast as any SATA SSD out there, and with a much higher longevity rating anything this side of X-Point memory, the 860 Pro is the optimal upgrade for your computer. The 860 Pro won’t ...

Cheaper still are SATA-based drives like Crucial's well-received MX500 at around $90/£90. Up against that we have a 1TB Western Digital Blue SSD.