To do so, you need a USB to SATA adapter. If you use an M.2 NVMe, fit it in the slot. Given a choice between SATA SSD and M.2 NVMe drive, go for the latter. It is much faster for a negligible ...

Today we're checking out the ASUS PN50 mini PC. If you don't need a full-sized computer, this packs in a Ryzen 4700U 8-core APU, while you can choose what SSD and RAM to install. PCSpecialist also ...

MAIWO K2024 40Gbps USB4 enclosure takes four M.2 NVMe 2230 to 2280 SSDs and serves as a 1-to-3 SSD duplicator.

The industry's first IOP-based, Serial ATA (SATA) II RAID adapter, the MegaRAID(R) 300-8X, to be shown along with the first combined Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) HBA and MegaRAID SAS demo featuring ...

If you don't have one, or your PC is a bit older, you can still find a great deal on a SATA SSD. These are slower than NVMe drives but they're still a huge improvement on a traditional hard drive.

In fact, a new PCIe 5.0 M.2 SSD can read and write data at 25x the speed of even the fastest SATA drives. But which gaming SSD is right for your needs? The latest PC games often have large ...

SilverStone has developed the ECM40 PCIe 4.0 x16 to 4x M.2 NVMe SSD adapter card. This adapter is engineered to expand a system by supporting four M.2 SSDs of form factors 2230, 2242, 2260 ...

The best SSD is an essential component for everything from the best gaming PC to high-end mobile workstations, and there's no shortage of great solid state drives to choose from. If you're looking ...

It's not always possible to jam an NVMe SSD into your PC or laptop, and if that's the case then you need a great SATA drive. And the Crucial MX500 is most definitely that.

The mini PC is expected to land sometime this quarter, the barebones ASUS NUC 14 Essential has the remarkable price tag of R3 549, excluding VAT so expect to pay around R3 600 at checkout depending on ...

Also: The best network-attached storage devices you can buy Traditional SSDs and HDDs rely on the tried-and-true SATA (Serial AT Attachment ... What is the best M.2 SSD right now?