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At ces adata had quite a few rgb products on display, but the one that really caught our attention was the Spectrix rgb M.2 ...

The drive is available is capacities of 40GB, 64GB, 100GB, 128GB, and 256GB with all other characteristics similar.The SSD boasts of a maximum read speed of 280MB/s and a maximum write speed of ...

It is unknown what could be causing this drop in SSD performance. YouTuber Created Tech suggests that it could be because Apple is using a single NAND chip on the 2022 MacBook Pro M2 models.

ADATA bills its latest 2.5-inch Serial ATA (SATA) SSD, the Ultimate SU750, as the "ultimate upgrade." But given its slightly elevated price point (starts at $59.99 for 256GB; $149.99 in the 1TB ...

The Adata XPG SX8200 Pro M.2 SSD, tested here in 1TB configuration, is a textbook example of the former. Adata XPG SX8200 Pro Specs Capacity: 1TB Interface: PCIe 3.0 x4 Controller: Silicon Motion ...

ADATA's Swordfish (starts at $54.99 for a 256GB model, $129.99 for the 1TB tested) is an internal M.2 solid-state drive being released in tandem with the company's also-new Falcon SSD line.

ADATA's Swordfish (starts at $54.99 for a 256GB model, $129.99 for the 1TB tested) is an internal M.2 solid-state drive being released in tandem with the company's also-new Falcon SSD line.

The 256GB and 512GB capacities will run out of cache sooner and take more time. You can see from the capture below that while the Falcon is good while there’s sufficient cache, it’s very slow ...

ADATA bills its latest 2.5-inch Serial ATA (SATA) SSD, the Ultimate SU750, as the "ultimate upgrade." But given its slightly elevated price point (starts at $59.99 for 256GB; $149.99 in the 1TB ...

ADATA hasn't managed to beat HP as the 960GB SX8200 comes in at $350. For those of you interested in the much cheaper 240GB and 256GB models, ADATA is more competitive.