Next-generation motherboards will make swapping SSDs and GPUs easier
Asus and Gigabyte demonstrate easy release mechanisms at Gamescom
Quirky M.2 card plays retro sounds when you boot up your PC
Resurrecting the bygone chime of the Japanese NEC PC-9800
Western Digital's latest entry-level SSDs offer decent performance but there's a catch
They affordable SSD market gets a new contender
Icy Dock's PCIe card lets you swap M.2 SSDs without opening your case
No more fiddling with tiny screws
New adapter allows the usage of M.2 NVMe SSDs on DSLR cameras
A new way to expand your DSLR camera storage
Analysts estimate SSD prices will drop 50 percent by mid-2023
Something to look forward to: As SSD and NAND prices gradually decline, analysts now believe the price drops have no end in sight. The latest projections show that next year, consumers may be able to add 2TB worth of SSD storage to their PC for less than $100.
Seagate's new FireCuda 530 M.2 gaming SSD joins the elite club of 7,000MB/s PCIe Gen4 drives
Seagate's "fastest and most powerful gaming SSD" also comes in a heatsink variant designed by EKWB
Connecting the WD Black SN850 to an X570 chipset kills the SSD's performance
Up to 43% slower write performance when not connected to the CPU
Gigabyte's new high-performance m.2 NVMe SSD boasts of 7GB/s read speeds that won't throttle
The Aorus Gen4 7000s Prem. SSD comes with a heatsink as bulky as its name
Sabrent unveils a massive 8TB NVMe PCIe 3.0 internal SSD
Pricing and availability of the Rocket Q 8TB is TBD
Gigabyte adds NVMe M.2 SSDs to its storage offerings
Not amazingly fast, but may be affordable
Intel SSD 600p Series 512GB Review: NVMe performance, SATA pricing
Announcing half a dozen new 3D NAND-based SSDs in August, Intel's SSD 600p Series in particular caught our attention for being an aggressively priced M.2 NVMe-based model targeting consumer desktops and notebooks. The 600p comes in capacities starting at 128GB for $67 up to $189 for 512GB. At just $0.36 per gigabyte, the latter looks to be exceptional value.
Samsung 950 Pro Review: The next step in SSD performance
Since the arrival of the these initial M.2 SSD products, we've been waiting for a more affordable mainstream release, and that's exactly what the Samsung SSD 950 Pro delivers. Made exclusively in the M.2 2280 form factor, the SSD 950 Pro comes in 256GB or 512GB capacities.
