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Solid-State Drives

Updated: 03-10-2024 23:30
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Corsair MP600 Pro XT

Corsair are keeping up the development of their M.2 2230 drive line and the latest offering, the 2TB MP600 Mini, uses the latest Phison DRAM-less controller design and is their fastest 2230 drive to date, rated officially at 7,000MB/s and 6,200MB/s for...

12 expert reviews

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Crucial T700

The Crucial T700 is an exceptionally well-rounded PCIe 5.0 SSD. It doesn’t exactly blow the barn doors off in terms of random 4K performance, but it’s comparable to pretty much every PCIe 5.0 drive at this price point. The T700 comes with some...

5 expert reviews

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Corsair Mp600 Elite

Corsair's latest member of the MP600 series offers good all-round performance and the heatsink keeps the drive safe when under load, but it is in a highly competitive market segment with faster drives around the same price point so a little bit of...

5 expert reviews

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Samsung 990 Pro

The Samsung 990 Pro is an absolutely stellar M.2 SSD for both professional users and gamers alike. With solid capacities at a fair price and the fastest read/write performance of any PCIe 4.0 SSD we’ve tested, this SSD should definitely be at the top...

13 expert reviews

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Samsung Portable SSD T5 2TB

Though not the swiftest of USB drives, the small, rugged Samsung T5 Evo compensates with up to 8TB of affordable capacity. If you’re not in a hurry you’ll love the space it provides for your stuff.

6 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

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Western Digital SN850X

A notable performance improvement over the WD Black SN850 with the added bonus of fitting inside a PlayStation 5. WD still isn’t including hardware encryption, and the 4TB model has no heatsink option, but in other respects, this is a good upgrade.

8 expert reviews

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Samsung Portable SSD T7

Other than its ability to handle harsher treatment, there seem to be few obvious improvements over the original T7 design. That Samsung made it more robust but kept the same warrant period tells a story.

31 expert reviews

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PNY XLR8 CS3140

The PNY XLR8 CS3140 is a consistently fast performer at a competitive price point, especially at the 1TB sweet spot. Whether you’re making the jump to NVMe Gen 4.0 for the first time, or are looking for a reliable secondary drive in your machine,...

6 expert reviews

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Samsung 980 Pro

The new Samsung 980 Pro SSD embraces PCIe 4.0 bandwidth for even greater speeds, but it isn't all good news. Find out why in our full review

14 expert reviews

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Western Digital Black SN850

The WD Black SN850 remains one of the most popular NVMe SSDs of all time and it’s easy to see why. While not quite the absolute fastest Gen 4.0 drive of its time, this model (complete with a heatsink) offers excellent gaming performance and sequential...

13 expert reviews

#11
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Samsung 870 EVO 500GB

It won't set pulses racing, but the 870 Evo gives an old PC a new lease of life with no grumbling

12 expert reviews

#12
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Kingston XS2000

An undoubtedly fast external SSD but was it wise to release it with USB 4.0 just around the corner?

9 expert reviews

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LaCie Rugged Mini

A new flagship design of the Crucial X-series, the X10 Pro brings security, resilience and performance improvements at a price. The buying public might well conclude that the X8 and X6 are great drives at a tempting price, and the X10 Pro looks...

6 expert reviews | 135 user reviews

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Samsung Portable SSD T7 2 TB

Samsung’s T7 is a very compact, fast-performing drive and this latest Shield version brings added protection against water, dust and accidental drops.

3 expert reviews

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Corsair MP600 Mini

Another contender enters the ring.

2 expert reviews

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Crucial X6

With under the skin changes, Crucial has made the X6 even better value than it already was. The X6 isn’t still isn’t as spritely as its X8 brother but is now much closer in performance, less than half the weight and marginally cheaper.

13 expert reviews

#17
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Western Digital P50 500GB

The WD Black P50 has some of the best NVMe SSD technology you can get in an external drive at the moment, and while you might not get its fastest speeds on your system, it's still an impressive package for storing and running games (or any other types...

3 expert reviews

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Samsung SSD 850 Pro

The Samsung 850 Pro combines impressive performance levels with the market’s best endurance rating and warranty. But if you don't require that level of protection, then the 2TB 850 Evo offers equivalent performance for less.

53 expert reviews | 3321 user reviews

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Crucial MX500

The latest Crucial MX500 SSD is as quick as you might expect, and the larger capacities also last longer. But it's the low price that is likely to tempt you. Here's our review.

24 expert reviews | 18 user reviews

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Samsung 970 Evo Plus

Samsung has unexpectedly launched a Plus model of its 970 EVO SSD. We investigate why and see how good it is in our full review.

17 expert reviews | 17 user reviews

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Crucial X8

The Crucial X8 delivers better performance than an internal SATA SSD but you can take it anywhere you go

9 expert reviews

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Western Digital Black SN750 1TB

The 750 SE is mostly a production cost exercise that has had the knock-on effect of negatively impacting the smaller capacities write performance. It might be a few dollars cheaper than its predecessor but is still too expensive compared to other brands.

19 expert reviews

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Western Digital SN770

WD_Black SN770 costs Rs 14,000 for 1TB storage capacity and for the asking price, it offers really impressive performance, thermal management and support. The drive undoubtedly is one of the best PCI Gen 4 compatible drives in the market and it also...

4 expert reviews

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Samsung Portable SSD T7 1TB

Rugged external SSDs are legion and Samsung wants to be the new number one

3 expert reviews

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Western Digital Blue SN570

Value that can be beat

8 expert reviews

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