The T-FORCE G50 PCIe 4.0 SSD arrived on the market in late 2023 with a launch price of $60 RRP, positioning itself as an affordable entry into Gen 4 NVMe storage. Available in 512GB, 1TB, and 2TB variants with sequential read speeds up to 5000 MB/s and write speeds reaching 4800 MB/s, this drive comes […]
The Crucial P510 Gen5 NVMe SSD represents Micron Technology’s latest entry into the high-speed PCIe 5.0 storage market, targeting gamers and content creators who want serious performance without breaking the bank. With promised read speeds up to 11,000 MB/s and write speeds reaching 9,500 MB/s, this drive aims to deliver flagship performance at a more
The Kingston Fury Renegade G5 PCIe 5.0 (Gen5) NVMe SSD is my first Gen5 NVMe SSD. If you’ve been following Craving Tech, you’ll see that I’ve reviewed plenty of Gen4 NVMe SSDs (from Kingston and many other brands). At certain point, you can actually see the limit at how much speed you can squeeze out
This might be my last Gen4 NVMe SSD to review for a while as brands are pumping out their Gen5 SSDs (I actually have 3 review units to review at the moment). While Gen5 offers double the amount of read and write speed compared to a Gen4, they are still quite expensive and not many
Sandisk has just unveiled what might be the ultimate storage solution for PC enthusiasts with their new WD_BLACK SN8100 NVMe SSD. This PCIe Gen 5.0 powerhouse promises blistering speeds up to 14,900 MB/s, making it the world’s fastest client SSD currently available – even beating Kingston’s by a slight margin. My WD_BLACK SN850X is still
The storage landscape has just shifted dramatically with Kingston’s latest announcement. The new Kingston FURY Renegade G5 PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSD has officially landed in Australia, promising performance figures that would have seemed like fantasy just a couple of years ago. As someone who’s constantly pushing my PC components to their limits with overclocking and
Sandisk has just dropped some impressive new flash storage products in Australia that offers a combination of speed, durability and capacity. These new offerings look particularly promising for anyone needing serious portable or internal storage solutions. The expanded lineup includes portable SSDs with next-generation speeds and some serious durability credentials that should handle the Australian
The WD Blue SN5000 NVMe SSD is Western Digital’s latest offering targeting creative professionals and power users. With PCIe Gen 4 technology, impressive capacity options, and enhanced performance features, it promises to be a significant upgrade for those handling intensive workloads. Or if you just need a massive storage upgrade to store your games. Sure,
The TEAMGROUP MP44Q M.2 PCIe 4.0×4 is an NVMe SSD that TEAMGROUP released in 2024 as an upgraded version of the MP44L. The MP44Q offers higher write and read speeds while coming to the market at the same price point as its predecessor. What’s interesting is that it transitions from TLC (triple-level cells) to QLC
It’s fascinating to see how far portable storage has come. CORSAIR’s newest external SSD, the EX400U, pushes the boundaries with its USB4 technology, delivering remarkable speeds that would have seemed impossible just a few years ago. Having tested numerous portable SSDs myself, these speeds are truly impressive – we’re talking about 4,000MB/sec read and 3,600MB/sec
The awesome Kingston XS1000 (check my previous review here at Craving Tech) now comes in striking, Red colour. The Red looks good and professional, far from cheap-looking, bright, Red. The drive still has all the things we love before, like the compact dimensions, weighs less than 29 grams, and an awesome read speed. This time,
TEAMGROUP has launched its latest innovation: the PD20 Mini External SSD. This compact powerhouse, set to hit the global market in August 2024, combines high-speed performance with unparalleled portability. Designed with the modern professional in mind, the PD20 Mini is a game-changer for business travellers and on-the-go workers. Weighing a mere 22 grams, this palm-sized
