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Palicomp AMD Destiny Review
By Tim Danton published
Not yet ratedIt lacks frills, but this RTX Super 4070-toting PC delivers 4K gamming for a competitive price.

Samsung's largest SSD to date goes on sale for $5,593 — 61.44TB PCIe Gen5 SSD costs only $0.09/GB
By Wayne Williams published
Samsung’s giant 61.44TB SSD offers massive storage for $5,593 after discounts.

End your SSD hunt now, with Samsung's 2TB and 4TB 990 Evo Plus models heavily discounted ahead of Amazon Prime Day
By Isaiah Williams published
Don't wait for Amazon Prime Day for a new SSD, as two models of the Samsung 990 Evo Plus are now available with generous discounts.

AMD will launch PCIe 6.0 devices next year but consumers will have to wait almost half a decade to get it - here's why
By Wayne Williams published
AMD to support PCIe 6.0 in 2026, but don’t expect consumer SSDs any time soon.

Silicon Motion MonTitan SSD can be rewritten over almost 2000 times but I fear that in the battle against NAND vendors like Samsung, it's just too little too late
By Wayne Williams published
New MonTitan SSD boasts nearly 2000 rewrites and low latency for heavy enterprise and edge workloads.

Kioxia confirms its next gen 332-layer NAND chip is 'only' 2Tb but hints at more large capacity SSD without the need for PLC
By Wayne Williams published
Kioxia reveals 2Tb 332-layer NAND chip, but roadmap suggests big SSDs possible without Penta-Level Cell (PLC) tech.

Crucial X10 portable SSD review
By Mark Pickavance published
A new design of the Crucial X-series, the X10, offers more resilience and capacity, but lacks hardware encryption.

Samsung rival plans monstrously fast SSD that can reach 10 million IOPS using SLC NAND
By Wayne Williams published
Kioxia reveals SSD with 10 million IOPS aimed at handling high-speed AI and machine learning system requirements.

PCIe 7.0 has been announced, offering superfast speeds for the components inside your PC – but don’t get excited just yet
By Darren Allan published
Even though PCIe 6.0 still hasn’t arrived, PCIe 7.0 has just been announced – and work has begun on PCIe 8.0. Confused? We’ll explain it all.
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