Articles for tag: absurd, bought, free, History, Online, sold, SSDs

The Boss

PC
The absurd history of SSDs bought “for free” and sold online

The absurd history of SSDs bought “for free” and sold online

First of all, you should know that many companies with professional servers and equipment periodically renew their systems. This is important for improving performance and efficiency, as well as for using new technologies. This is not normal, but some of these components can be acquired by workers. After an inspection, to verify that there is ...

The Boss

PC
SSDs were cheap, right?  For everyone except Apple

SSDs were cheap, right? For everyone except Apple

we all know that Apple is well known for many things, and one of them is that its products are extremely expensive… but now, with the new iteration of the Mac Pro, they passed and a lot. And it is that it is not only that the most basic model starts from a price of ...

The Boss

PC
PCIe 5.0 based SSDs will drop significantly for this reason

PCIe 5.0 based SSDs will drop significantly for this reason

Supposedly, the SSD based on PCIe 5.0 interface they should have been published last year, but they were delayed. The reasons for the delay are the thermal problems they have and their high price. Well, Phison launched the PS5031-E31T controller, which will reduce the price of these storage units. These new PCIe 5.0-based SSDs offer ...

The Boss

PC
Why don’t you see SSDs on PCI-Express cards anymore?

Why don’t you see SSDs on PCI-Express cards anymore?

Little by little storage is moving from using the SATA port to taking advantage of the advantages of PCI Express. However, we rarely see expansion cards of this type being used as storage units in stores. Why is there barely SSD to PCIe beyond the topic of laptops? The M.2 interface used by NVMe SSDs ...

The best SSDs for your Xbox Series X in May 2023

The best SSDs for your Xbox Series X in May 2023

Storage space in our consoles is an absolute must these days. Although the Xbox Series X ships with 1TB of onboard storage (the Series S only has 512GB), you might be amazed – no, shocked – at how quickly that storage space can be eaten up by games, updates, apps, etc. and saves. Game Pass ...

The Boss

PC
PCI-Express 5.0 will be needed on your PC, and not just for SSDs

PCI-Express 5.0 will be needed on your PC, and not just for SSDs

For some time now, processors have been integrating other elements inside until they literally become heterogeneous chips that not only literally integrate the processor, but also the memory controller, integrated graphics and other elements. As well as communication with peripherals. Well, that last point is important in understanding why PCI Express 5.0 is so important ...

oriXone

These gorgeous lightsaber NVMe SSDs make me sad for the Mac Pro

These gorgeous lightsaber NVMe SSDs make me sad for the Mac Pro

Few things can make a Mac user look longingly at a PC, but these new Seagate drives might just do the trick. The storage company has released a special edition FireCuda PCIe Gen4 NVMe SSD that lights up like a lightsaber when plugged in and has interchangeable dark side and light side covers. And it’s ...

The Boss

PC
How to identify fake SSDs and RAMs on AliExpress

How to identify fake SSDs and RAMs on AliExpress

The first product is DDR4 RAM memories in SO-DIMM format which mimics the Kingston FURY Impact. It is striking how well the counterfeit of this product is done. Although there are two main aspects that give it away: the sticker is smaller and the brand name does not appear (Kingston) nowhere. More subtle is the ...

The Boss

PC
Do they bust the myth that SSDs last less than HDDs?

Do they bust the myth that SSDs last less than HDDs?

You should keep in mind that the data presented is for fairly heavy use, more than typical home use. For an average user, it is estimated that the amount of reading and writing to an SSD is 30-60 GB/day. This figure encompasses everything from browsing to gaming, which are not very demanding processes in this ...