The X6 and Extreme Portable V2 are two of the more popular external solid state drives currently available. You can check out this comparison guide at Seeking Tech to see what the differences are between these Crucial and SanDisk storage products. Quick Summary When compared to the Crucial X6 Portable Solid State Drive, the SanDisk … Read more
Transcend has three similar M.2 2242 solid state drives currently available on the market. So, what are main differences between the 400S, 420S and 430S? You can find out in this comparison guide between these internal Transcend storage drives. Quick Summary When it comes to maximum sequential read speed, the 430S is generally the fastest … Read more
The MP33 and MS30 are two M.2 solid state drives from Team Group. You can check out this comparison guide to see what the major differences are between these Team Group products. Quick Summary When compared to the Team Group MS30, the Team Group MP33 is significantly faster at maximum sequential reading and maximum sequential … Read more
The Predator GM7000 is one of Acer’s first solid state drives. You can check out this comparison guide to see how it compares to the Samsung 980 Pro. Quick Summary The Acer Predator GM7000 is faster than the Samsung 980 Pro at maximum sequential reading. On the other hand, the 980 Pro is faster at … Read more
The P5 Plus is a new M.2 solid state drive from Crucial. You can check out this comparison guide at Seeking Tech to see how it stacks up against the Samsung 970 EVO Plus. Quick Summary Being a PCIe Gen 4.0 solid state drive, the Crucial P5 Plus is substantially faster than the Samsung 970 … Read more
Seagate recently released the 512 GB and 2 TB capacities of the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S Storage Expansion Cards. So, how do these compare to the original 1 TB capacity? You can find out in this comparison guide between these external solid state drives on Seeking Tech. Quick Summary Although the most … Read more
In 2021, Addlink released three M.2 solid state drive that were designed to be compatible with the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Digital Edition. You can check out this step-by-step guide from Seeking Tech to see how you can install the A90, A92 and A95 to your console. Moving important data off of A90, A92 … Read more
The Sabrent M.2 NVMe PS5 Heatsink (which has a model number of SB-PSHS) is specifically designed to provide heat dissipation for compatible M.2 solid state drives on the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Digital Edition gaming systems. You can check out this step-by-step guide from Seeking Tech to see how you can install this accessory. … Read more
The BLADE version of the ADATA XPG GAMMIX S70 comes with a much smaller heatsink when compared to the regular version. The thinner size makes this PCIe Gen4x4 M.2 2280, which has a sequential read speed of up to 7,400 MB per second, compatible with the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Digital Edition. If you … Read more
With the PlayStation 5, as well as the PlayStation 5 Digital Edition, you can use up to three different storage types. So, what are the differences between the Console Storage, M.2 SSD Storage and USB Extended Storage? You can find out in this comparison guide from Seeking Tech. What is the Console Storage on PS5? … Read more