Nvme Drive

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  Sandisk WD Black SN8100 NVMe SSD With Up to 14.9Gbps Read Speeds Launched in India

  SanDisk WD Black SN8100 NVMe SSD (solid-state drive) was launched in India on Wednesday. Sitting atop other products in the company’s WD Black lineup, the SN8100 model caters to high-performance gaming and artificial intelligence (AI) workloads. Built upon PCIe Gen5 technology, the NVMe SSD is claimed to have sequential read speeds up to 14.9GBps...

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  SanDisk WD Black SN7100 NVMe SSD With 7.2GBps Read Speeds Launched in India

  SanDisk has launched the WD Black SN7100 NVMe SSD (solid-state drive) in India. Similar to other SSDs in the company’s WD Black lineup, the SN7100 model is aimed at mainstream gamers and for tackling AI applications, and comes with support for PCIe Gen4 interface. It is claimed to deliver quick read and write speeds for immersive visuals in games...

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  Asus ROG Ally Price in India, Launch Date Leak via Retail Listing: All Details

  Asus ROG Ally was launched by the company on May 11 and it seems that the company's first handheld gaming console will be launched in India soon. The device could make its debut in India next month. Meanwhile, pricing details of both variants of the Asus ROG Ally have also surfaced online, giving gaming enthusiasts an idea of what to expect from th...

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  Asus ROG Ally Launch Date Set for May 11; Renders, Specifications, Price Leak Ahead of Debut

  Asus ROG Ally is set to launch on May 11. The company's first handheld gaming device is tipped to be powered by an AMD Z1 Extreme processor with AMD Radeon Navi3 graphics and is said to weigh 608g. Here's everything you need to know about the upcoming Asus ROG Ally.

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  Western Digital WD Black SN770 NVMe SSD With 5.1GBps Read Speeds Launched in India

  Western Digital has launched the WD Black SN770 NVMe SSD in India, aimed at gamers who need high performance. The new NVMe SSD uses the PCIe Gen4 connector on modern motherboards, with up to 5.1GBps read speeds. The NVMe SSD drives are available in four storage variants, and will be sold via Amazon and other retailers, according to Western Digital.

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  Western Digital WD Blue SN570 NVMe SSD With 3.5GBps Read Speeds Launched in India

  Western Digital WD Blue SN570 NVMe SSD has been launched in India. The new SSD comes with read speeds of up to 3.5GBps and is aimed at creators. Customers can buy the M.2-compatible SSD in three storage options and prices begin at Rs. 3,899 for the base 250GB storage variant.

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  Kingston KC2500 (500GB) NVMe SSD Review

  The Kingston KC2500 could be a good fit for any enthusiast PC, but does it offer the best value for money?

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  Western Digital’s WD Black SN850, AN1500 SSDs Launched in India, Call of Duty-Themed Models Coming Next Month

  Western Digital has unveiled a series of PC storage solutions under the WD Black range. The new WD Black AN1500 NVMe SSD add-in card is priced starting at Rs. 30,990 and is also available across leading IT retailers and e-tailers in India. This card comes in 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB capacities.

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  Samsung 8TB SSD Based on NF1 Form Factor Launched for Data Centres

  Samsung's 8TB solid state drive is based on next-gen NF1 form factor, and 72 of the SSDs can be combined to offer 576TB in 2U servers.

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  Samsung Ditches SATA for NVMe With New M.2 V-NAND SSD 950 PRO

  Samsung's latest prosumer SSD promises to deliver amazing speed improvements by ditching legacy standards that have recently become bottlenecks.