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Cheap exotic AliXpress SSD coolers tested, revealing fake heatpipes, sketchy graphene

By Mark Tyson published

Cheap exotic AliExpress SSD cooling products tested by pro overclocker Der8auer, with mixed results.

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Adata Legend 970 SSD

Adata Legend 970 SSD Review: Adata’s Gen 5 SSD Is Here

By Shane Downing published

The Adata Legend 970 takes no risks, but it’s still one of the fastest drives out there. It’s a bit of a niche product with ample competition, but Adata fielded a competitive SSD.

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Best Steam Deck SSDs cover

The Best SSD for the Steam Deck in 2023: Fast NVMe Drives for Gaming on the Go

By Shane Downing published

Our tests show the best SSDs for games on the Steam Deck.

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Best SSDs: Reviewed and Benchmarked

Best SSDs 2023: From Budget SATA to Blazing-Fast NVMe

By Paul Alcorn published

We recommend the best SSDs for every need and budget based on our extensive lab tests.

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Phison E26 SSD

Phison reveals specs for new USB 4, PCIe Gen 5 SSD hardware -- more details at CES 2024

By Aaron Klotz published

Phison will be showing off a prototype SSD that is faster than today's fastest Gen 5 SSDs at CES 2024

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Lowest Prices on SSDs

SSD Price Index 2023: Cheapest Price on 1TB, 2TB and 4TB Models

By Stewart Bendle last updated

Updated daily, this list shows the lowest US prices on major SSD models.

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Best Hard Drives

Best Hard Drives 2023

By Paul Alcorn published

We recommend the best hard drives for every need and budget based on our extensive lab tests.

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HDD Benchmarks Hierarchy

HDD Benchmarks Hierarchy 2023

By Jarred Walton last updated

Price per TB is another factor to consider.

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Silicon Power UD90 2230

2TB Silicon Power UD90 2230 SSD Review: Power to the Portables

By Shane Downing published

The Silicon Power UD90 2230 performs efficiently and as expected without any standout blemishes.

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colorful lines crossing

Researchers store multiple bits of data in diamond defects

By Francisco Pires published

Researchers with the City University of New York (CUNY) have showcased the ability to write multiple bits onto the same diamond defect by taking advantage of quantum interactions.

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