Putting the drive together takes about a minute. Most enclosures are tool-free; you slide the SSD into the M.2 slot, secure ...

Bitcube is a new carbon fibre enclosure specifically designed for NVMe SSD drives, enabling you to customize your external storage to meet your daily requirements. Equipped with a USB-C port the ...

If you need the fastest possible speeds for external storage, Hyper might have the tool for you. The company's new HyperDrive enclosure uses USB4 V2 to turn any NVMe drive into a high-performance ...

NVMe is no longer a nice-to-have storage technology—if you’re shopping for a new PC, it’s a feature you should actively seek out. Moreover, if your PC is of fairly recent vintage, you should upgrade ...

SSDs, or solid state drives, have drastically improved the computing experience over the last decade or so. Thanks to them, once ponderous boot times now border on instantaneous, programs and games ...

If you’ve bought a next-gen console, then you probably already know their Achille’s Heel: storage space. It doesn’t take long to fill either new console up, so the options are deleting games and ...

Kingston has added a new form-factor to the popular NV3 PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD lineup, the 2230, which will be perfect for those gaming handheld consoles and other devices. The new Kingston NV3 PCIe ...

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When on the hunt for a new PC or external hard drive, you’ll likely see two different storage options: Traditional hard disk drive (HDD) and solid-state drive (SSD). Deciding on the best one for your ...

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Native NVMe support is an opt-in model, so enterprise users need to enable it via the registry. What some users have found ...