Users today choose SSDs over conventional hard drives due to improved performance, speed, and bandwidth. Nonetheless, if you want a bigger storage capacity at a low cost, an HDD is the way to go.

Micron Technology has announced the Micron 5400 SSD family of SATA3.0 (6Gbps) SSDs for data centers, which employ 176-layer TLC NAND flash. MTTF, a product developed as an alternative to high-speed ...

Getting a new MBP in the week or so to replace my 2006 MBP2,2. Leaning towards a non-retina machine because 500g of SSD is too rich for me and 256g isn't enough space for my work (but I do love that ...

With the SSD season slowing down, we finally get to break free and spend some time on other storage technology. The mechanical hard drive world has made some advances in recent months. Some of the ...

The WD Black2 is faster than a mechanical hard drive, but it’s not nearly as fast as a comparably priced 500- to 512GB SSD. Its SSD write speed is particularly disappointing. Western Digital’s Black2 ...

What kind of SSD do you actually need for gaming? Today we'll answer that question through a series of benchmarks. Should you go all out on the latest PCIe 5.0 technology, is PCIe 3.0 still sufficient ...