Western Digital showed off its next-gen storage solutions at FMS 2024 last week, including a new Gen5 SSD using its in-house Gen5 SSD controller pushing 15GB/sec with just 7W power consumption. The ...

SSDs are significantly better than HDDs if you are looking to increase the speed and performance of your PC or laptop. If you've been searching for one, then you'll be glad to know that the 4TB ...

As you may have seen yesterday, the issue pertains to the Host Memory Buffer feature (for more details, read our previous article), and the resulting bug means that some SSDs are affected by repeated ...

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Western Digital's new NVMe SSD hits speeds surpassing just about everything else on the market at the moment. The WD Black SN8100 can read 14,900MB per second while also offering write speeds of up to ...

Thanks to an exceptional improvement in NAND flash tech, the SN5100 is leaps and bounds superior to its predecessor. For ...

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Xbox owners can currently upgrade their console storage with a special deal from Western Digital that brought the price of the WD C50 Storage Expansion Card to just $99. However, there is a great deal ...

This article is part of Kotaku Deals, produced separately from the editorial team. We may earn a commission when you buy through links on the site. It's time to bid those annoying storage problems ...

If you don't care about the PlayStation logo on the drive, you can save $100 by grabbing the 8TB SN850X, which is the exact same SSD, just without the official PlayStation license. The SN850X is also ...

I turned my PC off while out of town for a week. It had been running for months since putting together my 9950X build. It had a WD SN850 1TB NVMe device. When I got home the PC wouldn't POST.

Listen, I love the ROG Ally X, but its 1 TB of built-in storage barely puts a dent in my Steam Library. I know I could use a microSD card for some extra space, but the sub-optimal transfer speeds ...