One of the most exciting features of the now-current generation consoles like the Xbox Series X|S and PS5 is their inclusion of SSDs. With Firmware 2.0 for the PS5, we now have the ability to install ...

ADATA isn't new to the SATA III market. The company already released the S501; a Marvell controlled SATA III drive with good wear capabilities. The S501 was a stopgap product between ADATA's ...

I'm not a big fan of 256GB class SSDs. In many cases, prices are too close to the 512GB models and performance is often significantly less from the next step up. The ADATA SX8200 Pro is a different ...

SATA SSDs are a funny thing. While an SSD is essential for having smooth, fast user experience, SATA SSDs have been interface bottlenecked for many years now. As such, performance seekers and ...

Adata’s handsome and unique USB 4 SSD is the fastest we’ve tested at 40Gbps, and is also relatively affordable. Recommended. The Adata SE920 is our second look at a 40Gbps USB 4 SSD and to be blunt, ...

Adata’s IP68-rated SD820 SSD delivers excellent real world 20Gbps performance in a small package, and at an affordable price point. But it will slow drastically during very long writes. Price When ...

The Adata SD810 is an affordable, 20Gbps USB SSD, and currently a bargain in the 4TB capacity. It breezed through the majority of our tests, but slowed drastically in the 450GB write, which will only ...

Page 2: ADATA XPG Atom 50: More Benchmarks, Gaming And The Verdict The NVMe M.2 solid state storage market continues to expand with an ever-increasing number of drives, at a variety of price points ...

The ADATA SE900G External SSD (starts at $99.99 for 500GB; $289 for the 2TB version we tested) will help brighten up any gamer's setup with a gorgeous RGB lighting display. The drive is capable of ...

Not only does the new Adata SE770G SSD have the potential to be one of the fastest external storage solutions to date, it's also following suit with the (love it or hate it) RGB LED lighting trend.