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A Crucial T710 SSD on some fans ready to be installed inside a gaming PC.
Crucial T710 2 TB NVMe SSD review

By Zak Storey Published

Score: 90% The battle for PCIe 5.0 supremacy is heating up.

Score: 90%
A Crucial X10 external SSD in blue with USB Type-C connector cable.
Crucial X10 review

By Ian Evenden Published

Score: 85% Big and fast, if you’ve got the right port.

Score: 85%
The WD Blue SN5100 NVMe SSD floats in a blue-pink gradient void
Sandisk is back at it again, launching a speedy WD 1 TB SSD that will only set you back $80 straight out of the gate

By Jess Kinghorn Published

News Nippy and spiffy at a reasonable price even without a discount.

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A promotional image by SK Hynix, showing two 321-layer QLC NAND flash modules with a flash memory wafer in the background.
SK Hynix's 'world first' 321-layer QLC flash memory chips, boasting 100% faster transfer speeds and up to 56% greater write performance, will be in gaming PCs next year

By Nick Evanson Published

News This could be the turning point where we all stop going 'Eww' when we see a QLC SSD.

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A 1 TB Biwin Mini SSD being splashed with water
Biwin has announced a teeny-tiny new type of SSD with shock and water resistance built-in, but it might be a while before you see one in your next mobile device

By Andy Edser Published

News MicroSD, eat your heart out. Prepare for Mini SSD.

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Thermalright HR-10 2280 Pro Digital White SSD cooler showing 88% on the top display
Oh cool, we've got screens on SSD coolers now. For reals. I wonder what they'll slap one on next

By Jacob Fox Published

News I vote the motherboard backplate.

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An Acer SSD on a desk and ready to be installed in a gaming PC.
Acer Predator GM9000 2 TB NVMe SSD review

By Zak Storey Published

Score: 75% Further proof that it's not just the controller that makes the SSD.

Score: 75%
The Biwin Black Opal NV7400 SSD out of its packaging and installed in a PC.
Biwin Black Opal NV7400 SSD review

By Zak Storey Published

Score: 89% Ridiculously affordable, with potent sequentials.

Score: 89%
A modified promotional image for Micron's 9650 NVMe PCIe 6.0 SSDs, with the original black background swapped for a gradient red one.
Almost a full year after announcing it, Micron finally launches the world's first PCIe 6.0 SSD with up to 28 GB/s sequential read speeds

By Nick Evanson Published

News You're not going to be sticking one in your gaming PC, though, no matter how hard you try to jam it in.

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Micron AI SSDs
The latest SSDs from Micron are focussed on improving AI Data Centre performance

By Hope Corrigan Published

news These enterprise level SSDs are going to make AI faster, and hopefully a bit smarter too.

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