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Adata’s DRAMless Swordfish combines a low cost per gigabyte with solid performance and hardware encryption.

On paper, the Adata XPG Spectrix D60G DDR4-3600 C14 2x8GB memory kit shows great potential, but can it hang with the best memory kits?

UPDATE Packing the latest BiCS4 96L TLC, WD’s Blue SN550 is a DRAMless NVMe SSD that is capable of delivering speeds of up to 2.4 GBps.

Seagate’s FireCuda is built on a proven and reliable architecture that offers up both fast performance and high-endurance.

Kingston’s KC2500 boasts responsive performance, high reliability, and secure XTS-AES 256-bit encryption for professional use.

Adata’s Falcon brings DRAMless performance to new heights with peak speeds of up to 3.2/1.5GBps read/write, plus it has flashy looks and competitive pricing to go along with it.

Sabrent’s 8TB Rocket Q pushes QLC to higher speeds and capacities than even Intel or Micron, but it comes with reduced write endurance.

With a diamond-cut RGB accented heatsink, responsive performance, a high endurance rating and a 5-year warranty, addlink’s X70 RGB is a shiny SSD with a lot of grunt.