SSDs Reviews

A Crucial T500 by any other name…

The king of SSDs returns at 4TB.

The HP FX700 takes a winning formula and drops in new QLC NAND, creating an efficient and cool-running SSD that lacks high performance but makes for a good secondary drive.

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.

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

The Silicon Power US75 is a mid-grade Gen 4 NVMe SSD without a heatsink or any major frills. It’s efficient and performs well, launching as another inexpensive but competent alternative.

Finally, A Retail 2TB M.2 2230 TLC SSD Solution

The QLC Sibling to the Inland TN446

Gigabyte’s Faster Aorus Gen5 10000 Sibling.

The NN5Pro is the second Gen 5 SSD from Nextorage, raising performance even higher while including an option for a massive cooling solution. Its performance is high, but availability is still low.