The ADATA XPG Atom 50, which can be used in a laptop, desktop, or PlayStation 5, delivers stellar performance for a budget PCI Express 4.0 internal SSD.

This Adata XPG Gammix S70 Blade 2TB drive is available from Ebuyer for a decent price at the moment, giving you snappy PS5 or PC storage for less.

Adata and XPG are pushing the boundaries of Gen 5 SSDs and memory performance this year at Computex.

We explain what NAS hard drive and SSD are & the differences between them. We also explain which is better for you in which scenario and why.

The XPG Gammix S70 Blade is not only the least expensive 1TB PS5 compatible SSD available right now, it's the only 1TB PS5 compatible SSD under $100.

That's what we'll discover via ADATA's newest SSD, the XPG Legend 960. It makes sense that ADATA, a long-time partner with SMI, would be the first to bring forth an SM2264-controlled SSD.

XPG has released a new PS5-compatible SSD that's even cheaper than the S70 Blade, which was already the least expensive PS5-compatible SSD you could buy.

With the Vault, XPG wants to go a step further with speeds great enough to play games on, letting you take your Steam library on-the-go without the need for an external SSD.

XPG's Concept Mouse Has an 1TB SSD Built-In: Extra memory to store your games.

Gaming accessory company XPG apparently did, because it's just unveiled a concept mouse for CES 2022 with a built-in high-speed SSD drive stuffed inside, Digital Trends has reported.

XPG, a brand known for its gaming accessories, recently revealed the XPG Vault, a new USB-C mouse with an SSD built right inside.