Zak Storey
After graduating from the University of Derby in 2014, Zak joined the PC Format and Maximum PC team as its resident staff writer. Specializing in PC building, and all forms of hardware and componentry, he soon worked his way up to editor-in-chief, leading the publication through the covid dark times. Since then, he’s dabbled in PR, working for Corsair for a while as its UK PR specialist, before returning to the fold as a tech journalist once again.
He now operates as a freelance tech editor, writing for all manner of publications, including PC Gamer, Maximum PC, Techradar, Gamesradar, PCGamesN, and Trusted Reviews as well. If there’s something happening in the tech industry it’s highly likely Zak has a strong opinion on it.
Outside of the world of silicon transistors, Zak also moonlights as first barista and head of coffee, at a local independent cafe in the Forest of Dean. In his spare time, you can find him training calisthenics, or out in the Wye Valley shooting longbows with his field archery club.
Latest articles by Zak Storey

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Score: 89% Ridiculously affordable, with potent sequentials.

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Score: 88% Pristine evolution, plain and simple.

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Balanced Well balanced, affordable, and a prime pick for your next rig.

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Excelsior From flash maker to drive creator, the price just ain't right on this one.

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Platinum Seriously impressive if only it was a touch more affordable.

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Black Opal Taking the fight to Phison, the drive that may or may not exist.

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New arrival Punching well above its weight class, but not priced right just yet.

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Poppin' Exceptional style, simple installation, and mildly frustrating fans.

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Widescreen The glitz, the glamor and one serious price tag.

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Cheap screen All the bells and whistles for a hell of a lot less.

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Score: 92% Exceptional versatility and style meets affordability.

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Tron-style Quiet, cool collected, Tron-themed (sort of), thanks to the Evolv X2 and a ton of Lian Li fans, this machine slaps.

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Score: 84% Bigger, bolder, and surprisingly versatile.

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Score: 87% Revamped and redesigned; it's big, pricey, and seriously good.

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Score: 94% The fastest drive on the planet, right now.

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Plucky Little to big, this budget QLC drive certainly delivers.

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Top quality Top-quality drive with a confusing price tag.

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Speed machine Once the world's fastest sequential SSD, this plucky stick still holds its own.

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Original Monolithic, monstrous and beautiful, but at a cost.

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Too late? Nearly two years on, and Samsung's first PCIe 5.0 drive is, well, average.

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OTT The H9 Elite looks glorious, but with an RTX 5090 plus AMD's 9950X, it makes for a toasty little number.

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Super-cool Pseudo full-tower with some insane cooling.

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Big deal An exceptional beamer on pre-order, but a bit average outside of that.
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