While I was holidaying in Bali last week, I e-attended the Seagate press event for the launch of their new gaming storage solution devices: the Seagate FireCuda 520 PCIe Gen4 x4 SSD, FireCuda Gaming Dock, FireCuda Gaming SSD, and the Barracuda Fast SSD. We’ve got an early sample of the FireCuda 520 PCIe Gen4 x4 SSD and seen first-hand how crazy fast it is […]
Seagate FireCuda 520 Review – When I was researching for a motherboard to complement my AMD Ryzen 7 PC build, most people recommended to get a cheaper, non-X570 motherboard. I’m glad I didn’t listen and went for the GIGABYTE X570 Aorus Elite (Wi-Fi) instead. The X570 supports the new PCIe Gen4 ×4 architecture which opens
WD Black P50 Game Drive SSD Review – While SSD is getting cheaper and cheaper, there are times where you can’t upgrade or replace the drives inside your gaming device (for whatever reason). For example, if you have a gaming laptop with just a 128GB or 256GB SSD drive, you’ll realise soon enough that you
WD My Passport (2019) Review – Western Digital recently updated their portable storage line, WD My Passport with a more stylish design and more importantly, slimmer in size. In fact, I was quite surprised to see how slim the portable hard drive is, considering it can hold data capacity of up to 5TB. The review
Kingston KC600 SSD Review – If you are one of those who have not moved to using NVMe SSDs like the Kingston KC2000 yet, Kingston still has a surprise for you. Its latest KC600 2.5″ SSD on the Sata Rev 3.0 interface (SATA III/6Gbps) is a great performer and utilises the latest 3D TLC NAND
Synology DiskStation DS620slim Review – We’ve been itching to replace our huge file server in the office running a full-blown Linux OS with Samba. We also set it up as a domain controller so that everyone gets their own workspace and access to certain company’s folders based on their roles in the company. But after
WD Black SN750 (with heatsink) Review – I was quite astonished with last year’s WD Black NVMe SSD, which was the fastest NVMe SSD I’ve ever used and reviewed back then. With a 3,400MB/s read and 2,800MB/s write speed, you were truly getting what you paid for. It’s clear that the updated firmware controller and
Seagate FireCuda 510 NVMe SSD Review – With many NVMe SSDs around in the market from different brands to expand your storage and PC system performance, one has to ask – which one should I get? For Seagate FireCuda 510 NVMe SSD M.2, the answer is very easy. If you are looking for the best
Kingston A2000 NVMe PCIe SSD Review – Many PC owners are still on their traditional hard disk drives (HDD) and swear by them. But this is 2019 and as storage gets cheaper and larger, there is no reason to still use an ancient technology to drive your main system. If you are gaming, you are
Kingston KC2000 NVMe M.2 PCIe SSD Review – Kingston’s latest NVMe M.2 SSD, the KC2000, is using the latest Gen 3.0 x 4 NVMe controller and 96-layer 3D TLC NAND. But if you don’t really care or understand the technical stuffs, don’t worry, do read on. Kingston KC2000 has a compact form factor of the
WD My Passport Wireless SSD Review – Backing up doesn’t have to be a chore or unintuitive. For many years, our church’s photographers & videographers would go to our yearly Easter camp and brought a laptop along – just for the sake of backing up all the media footage from their cameras and drones. Surely
Crucial P1 SSD (NVMe M.2) Review – The P1 SSD from Crucial is the company’s first NVMe SSD for the consumers. They are certainly not new in the storage and memory market (check out our coverage on the Crucial 2.5″ SATA MX500 SSD and the Ballistix Elite DDR4 that I still have running inside my
