When you buy an SSD, you look at the drive's performance and endurance. Apparently, Samsung's 990 Pro, one of the best SSDs, has different endurance ratings depending on the country, as noticed by ...

Your typical run-of-the-mill PCIe 3.0 NVMe SSD costs around the same as an HDD, and that makes the SSD an obvious choice. However, there’s a lot of variety between different form factors and speeds.

It's a fairly common practice to sling it into a drawer for storage. After all, it's not going to get hurt by moving around, ...

For instance, it may seem like PCIe 4.0 just arrived to supercharge NVMe SSD speeds, but that was in 2018! We’ve already moved on to PCIe 5.0, with PCIe 6.0 devices still on their way and PCIe 7 ...

HDD and SSD couldn't be more different in this regard. HDDs, being mechanical devices, generate both noise and heat as the platters spin and the read/write arm moves back and forth.