PCIe 4.0

Latest about PCIe 4.0

Phison E26

Phison's next-gen PCIe 5 SSD controller is nearly twice as fast as the best PCIe 4 drives at 13.5 GB/s

By Alan Dexter published

Storage wars Storage is about to get a whole lot faster.

Storage wars
Best SSD deals hero

Best gaming SSD deals heading into the holidays

By Alan Dexter published

Deals The deals never stop, but that's great news if you're looking to bolster your gaming PC's storage.

Deals
Kingston NV1 2TB SSD

This is the cheapest 2TB NVMe SSD you can buy right now

By Alan Dexter published

Down to just $150, is this a deal that's just too good to ignore?

SSDs
PNY XLR8 SSD on grey background

PNY XLR8 CS3140 1TB review

By Jeremy Laird published

Frustr8 PNY’s new PCIe 4.0 drive is a very cool customer.

Frustr8
Kingston KC3000 on on a grey background

Kingston announces its first blisteringly fast 7000MB/s NVMe SSD

By Alan Dexter published

News The latest SSD manufacturer to jump onboard the Phison E18 train.

News
Samsung 980 Pro with heatsink

Samsung shows the PS5 some love by slapping a heatsink on the 980 Pro SSD

By Alan Dexter published

News Samsung's fastest SSD just got a lot more tempting for the console owners.

News
Photograph of the Crucial P5 Plus 1TB SSD on a light grey background.

Crucial P5 Plus 1TB SSD review

By Jeremy Laird published

Thrifty Crucial’s SSDs finally join the PCIe 4.0 party.

Thrifty
An image of an Xbox Series X with a WD SSD on one side and a Seagate expansion drive on the other

Looks like there's a simple way to expand Xbox Series X|S storage with a PCIe 4.0 SSD

By Jacob Ridley published

News An adapter usually intended for high-end cameras could help expand Xbox storage space, but there's still further testing to be done.

News
Seagate FireCuda 530 SSD on a grey background

Seagate FireCuda 530 2TB M.2 NVMe SSD Review

By Chris Szewczyk published

Blazing Seagate puts the SSD market on notice.

Blazing
Gigabyte X570S M.2 slot

Leaked AMD 600-series mobo specs lack PCIe 5.0 support

By Alan Dexter published

News There are more PCIe 4.0 lanes over current motherboards though.

News
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