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16TB SSDs On The Horizon? Samsung's 280-Layer QLC NAND Could Make That Happen - 21

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16TB SSDs On The Horizon? Samsung’s 280-Layer QLC NAND Could Make That Happen

By Low Boon Shen

3 years ago

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Samsung’s 990 EVO SSD Features Unique PCIe 4.0 x4 + PCIe 5.0 x2 Protocol Support

By Low Boon Shen

3 years ago

Storage Blog PC System

Is Your Samsung SSD Dying Way Too Fast? Here’s A Quick Fix for It

By Aiman Maulana

3 years ago

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SSDs Can Be, In Fact, Overclocked – With Performance To Gain

By Low Boon Shen

3 years ago

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[CES 2024] ADATA Unveils Innovation Across Sustainability, AI, and Gaming Domains

By Low Boon Shen

3 years ago

[CES 2024] Lexar Showcases Latest Storage Solutions At CES 2024 - 25

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[CES 2024] Lexar Showcases Latest Storage Solutions At CES 2024

By Low Boon Shen

3 years ago

We received a limited edition Kingston Mini Dragon USB flash drive so we're going to unbox and talk a little bit about it. Without further ado, let's dive right into it. Unboxing the Kingston Mini Dragon USB Flash Drive The Kingston Mini Dragon USB Flash Drive comes in an egg-shaped packaging, making it feel like you pulled out an egg toy except the product that rests within isn't a mystery. Upon opening it, all you get is the cute USB flash drive itself, clad in green. In case you're wondering, the dragon itself serves as a case for the flash drive as the actual storage device is on the golden part of the head, which I believe are the fins as it doesn't look like horns to me. Kingston does refer to it as its "punk hair" so take it as you see fit. Unlike the Mini Rabbit USB drive, this one is a hefty 128GB in storage, so you can save quite a lot of data inside. With the USB 3.2 Gen 1 interface, you can expect up to 200MB/s and 60MB/s of read and write speeds respectively. Interestingly, we also received what looked like a Kingston-themed VHS tape but as it turns out, it was a diary / planner. If you're the kind of person who prefers a more handwritten approach to managing your busy lifestyle, I'm sure you would love this. Kingston Mini Dragon USB unboxing

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Kingston Mini Dragon USB Flash Drive Unboxing and First Impressions

By Aiman Maulana

3 years ago

Kingston's CNY Special Is Back In The Form Of Mini Dragon USB Drive - 31

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Kingston’s CNY Special Is Back In The Form Of Mini Dragon USB Drive

By Low Boon Shen

3 years ago

The MSI Spatium M570 Pro Frozr Comes With A Comically Huge Heatsink - 35

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The MSI Spatium M570 Pro Frozr Comes With A Comically Huge Heatsink

By Low Boon Shen

3 years ago

PNY CS2142 Review - The Ally's Companion - 39

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PNY CS2142 Review – The Ally’s Companion

By Low Boon Shen

3 years ago