Sabrent's new 4TB SSD has fast read and write speeds, but it will come at a cost. While high, its cost lines up with competing products on the market.
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Working from home can be quite different from the traditional office job. With all the distractions, finding the right place in your home to settle down to work is important, and that extends to your work files, too. Mixing documents from your job with all the personal files you already have on your computer can get pretty messy fast, especially with some companies extending how long employees will be completing their tasks at home. Luckily, a few products from WD® and SanDisk® brands can give you the extra capacity you need to help keep you organized without needing to replace the hardware you already have.
Sabrent casually launched an 8TB NVMe SSD, but this is one amazing drive. While the price may force you to look the other way, it's actually worth considering if the only option for you is a high-capacity NVMe SSD.
Storage is one of the most important considerations to make when building a PC, whatever your machine's end purpose is. If you need a lot, it can get expensive, but there's also the matter of which type of storage do you use. Do you spend more and get better performance or save a little and make some sacrifices?
We take a look at some of the very best solid-state drives (SSDs) you can buy for your Windows 10 PC.
The T5 features quick read and write speeds of up to 540 Mbps along with AES 256-bit hardware encryption. It's so tiny it can fit in the palm of your hand too. It comes with a USB-C and USB-A cable in the box and a 3-year warranty.
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The M.2 SSD is pretty much the standard now for laptops and desktops, but it doesn't stop there. There are different standards, sizes, and entirely different use cases for these SSDs, so we've rounded up all the best ones to buy.
Sabrent has a new SSD range available in the form of the Rocket Q. These new NVMe SSDs use QLC NAND, but offer impressive speeds and storage capacities at affordable prices. Check our full review to see how they compare against other SSDs.
The T5 features quick read and write speeds of up to 540 Mbps along with AES 256-bit hardware encryption. It's so tiny it can fit in the palm of your hand too. It comes with a USB-C and USB-A cable in the box and a 3-year warranty.
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Easy upgrade over an older hard drive. Has sequential read/write speeds up to 560 and 510 MB/s respectively. Helps save your work even during a power outage with Power Loss Immunity. Has hardware encryption and 5-year warranty.
Kingston's latest SSD is self-encrypting and supports several security features. It also has speeds fast enough for demanding workloads.
The Nano's built-in USB 3.2 interface provides speeds of up to 1000 MB/s, 9x faster than traditional external HDDs, so you can transfer and backup large data files and 4K videos in seconds. Discounted today only.
Has sequential read and write speeds up to 560 MB/s and 525 MB/s. Uses in-house 3D NAND, controller, and DRAM. Has superior reliability and stability with 1.5 million hours MTBF and 600 terabytes written. Five-year warranty.
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Bang for your Buck. Has data transfer speeds up to 2,400 MBps and is 4x faster than WD Blue SATA drivers. Uses WD designed controller and firmware so the performance is optimized. WD's software also monitors your SSD's health. 5-year warranty.
Easy upgrade over an older hard drive. Has sequential read/write speeds up to 560 and 510 MB/s respectively with random read/write speeds up to 95k and 90k on all file types. Helps save your work even during a power outage. Has hardware encryption.