If you have placed a PS5 Pro pre-order and want to pick up a compatible SSD, then the entries on this list are a good pick. They're all fully with the upcoming console, though do note that the ...

The Kioxia Exceria 1TB for £43 is a solid SSD for a whole range of uses, and even if it is a little bit slow in terms of peak speeds compared to more modern PCIe 3.0 or 4.0 SSDs, it still makes a ...

The Samsung T7 SSD could do with a rugged case, but it remains our pick for best portable SSD on the market, and well worth your consideration. I have a confession to make - I may have been a bit ...

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It’s taken a couple of years, but Samsung has now finally announced that it’s joining the likes of Corsair and Crucial in the PCIe 5.0 SSD club. The new Samsung PM9E1 promises speeds of up to ...

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In this case, the ASRock motherboard has a heatsink on top of the SSD slot. ASRock Step 6: Angle the SSD into the slot at around 45 degrees, and gently push it in until you feel a gentle click.