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Today, let’s look at an M.2 NVME SSD from a company you may not be familiar with. I have here the NV7000 PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD from a company called Netac. The NV7000 Gen4 SSD offers sequential speeds of up to 7,200MB/s read, and 6,800MB/s write. It also features a good-looking aluminum heatsink. The … continue reading
MSI entered the SSD market in Q3 last year, and we were able to test the Spatium M480 and M470 NVMe SSDs. The Spatium M480 is the company’s flagship SSD, and it was one of the fastest. However, the M480 with heatsink was designed for PC applications only, since its heatsink was quite big. Many … continue reading
With the advancement of SSDs, especially NVMe SSDs, portable SSDs have also improved. Some portable SSDs are around four times faster than the fastest SATA SSDs. You can play games, even AAA-titled games like Cyberpunk 2077, using a portable SSD. Today, we’ll review Western Digital’s latest portable SSD – the WD Black P40 Portable Gaming … continue reading
Today, let’s review the Predator GM7000 PCIe Gen 4.0 NVMe SSD. We have the 2TB capacity here to test. The GM7000 boasts speeds of up to 7,4000MB/s in sequential read and up to 6,700MB/s in sequential write. It uses Innogrit’s 12nm flagship 8-channel IG5236 controller, and it features a custom-made Graphene-laced foam pad for cooling. … continue reading
A couple of months ago, Samsung released a new addition to its T7 portable SSD family – the Samsung T7 Shield. There are now three variants of the T7 PSSD: the T7 Touch, and T7 portable SSD, and the new T7 Shield. The T7 Touch was the first in the T7 family, then Samsung released a non-Touch version, … continue reading
Sabrent has updated their Rocket 4 Plus SSD series with Micron’s 176-layer 3D TLC NAND flash memory (B47R). The older version, that we reviewed before, uses Micron’s 96-layer 3D TLC NAND. Aside from a newer and better NAND flash, the latest versions of the Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus come with new firmware, R4PB47.2. The older … continue reading
Today we’re checking out another Gen4 SSD designed not only for PC and laptops but for PS5 as well. We have here the XPG GAMMIX S70 Blade from Adata. It’s the company’s latest PCIe Gen4x4 M.2 SSD powered by Innogrit’s IG5236 controller. The S70 Blade offers sequential speeds of up to 7,400MB/s read and up to 6,800 MB/s write. It is available in 512GB, 1TB, … continue reading
Last year, we reviewed Samsung’s flagship storage drive, the 980 PRO Gen4 SSD. A few months later, Samsung released a “with heatsink” model that is not only designed for desktop PC use but for the PS5 console as well. It’s the same drive with the same components, except this one comes with a heatsink. The … continue reading
Large-capacity SSDs are slowly replacing hard disk drives. While HDDs are still cheaper in terms of price/GB, SSD prices are getting cheaper as well, thanks to NAND technology advancement. A 2TB or 4TB SSD used to cost a lot of money a few years ago. Thanks to QLC NAND, there are now “cheaper” 2TB, 4TB, … continue reading
MSI has finally entered the Gen4 NVMe SSD market, and today we are reviewing the new MSI Spatium M480 Gen4 NVMe SSD. We have the 2TB capacity here and this one is the “with heatsink” variant. Powered with a Phison E18 controller, the MSI Spatium M480 is currently the company’s fastest SSD. This isn’t the … continue reading
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