Samsung 970 Evo 1TB(Opens in a new window) M.2 NVMe V-NAND SSD for $169.99 at Amazon (list price $299.99). Samsung 970 Evo SSDs are some of the fastest currently on the market with read/write speeds ...

The Plugable Thunderbolt 3 NVMe External SSD is an easily portable NMVe solid state drive with blazing fast speeds that launched today — and we've been using one for about two weeks. The Plugable ...

External SSDs are a dime a dozen, and while they're a great way to back up all your important documents, they usually take a back seat when it comes to PC gaming. Enter the GigaDrive Pro, a new ...

“Superior build quality provided by an aluminium heat sink design for optimal cooling which screams durability of the external hard drive enclosure. A slim and portable design enables you to easily ...

For those that need fast, on-the-go storage external storage, the folks at Plugable have launched a new 512GB SKU of its Thunderbolt 3 NVMe External SSD. Plugable is aiming the device at content ...

The GigaDrive Pro is billed as the "world's fastest" external SSD. While it just barely falls short of that lofty claim, it is close, and it is a drive that can easily help increase storage capacity ...

Turns out you don't actually need an internal drive to run Windows properly.

Are you a big fan of NVMe SoftRAID solutions? Are you a big fan of the intense throughput capabilities of Thunderbolt 5 (and ...

With PC building at all but a standstill these days, upgrades are the way to breathe fresh life into your current system—like replacing or expanding on your existing storage. This year’s Cyber Monday ...

Who doesn't like fast access to their data? That's especially important when it comes to external drives, which have, until very recently, lagged way behind internal and network attached storage.

With a shiny new MacBook Pro winging its way towards me added to the factory backlog, I'll soon able to actually make use of my Seagate Firecuda Dock for its intended purpose — backups on the HDD and ...

The internal drive has disappeared though, can't even be seen from the BIOS. By some weird quirk of fate the initial external HDD now boots. I can't see the NVME drive from there either - but that ...