To prove my point, take a look below - Kingston's DataTraveler 70 USB flash drive is available in 128GB form for just £5 from Amazon. That's some insane value for money for a handy drive that you ...

a premium flash drive such as the Samsung MUF series or the Kingston Ironkey Vault can take full advantage of your device's ...

Introduction The MSI MPG Z890 EDGE TI WIFI motherboard is a new motherboard from MSI in its MPG lineup, based on the newly ...

Stick with proven makers like Western Digital, Seagate, SanDisk, Samsung, and Kingston ... uses an older standard like USB 2.0. Make sure your external hard drive uses at least USB 3.0 (which ...

External USB/Thunderbolt drives (aka direct-attached storage ... motherboard/i5-12400 CPU combo with two Kingston Fury 32GB DDR5 4800MHz modules (64GB of memory total). Both 20Gbps USB and ...

In our tests with a NVMe SSD Kingston SNV2S/1000G and a Ugreen CM642 with PCIe 4.0 on a USB 4 port with 40Gbps, the external drive delivered a good 2,500MBps in read and a good 2,050MBps in write ...

the Kingston XS2000 USB 3.2 Gen 2 x 2 external SSD is an impressive portable SSD. And we mean portable. This one’s a pocket-sized drive that can be carried anywhere. measuring 13 x 31 x 67mm ...

Falcon Northwest designs and builds its desktops in-house, right down to its precision-machined cases. The jack-of-all-trades Talon reviewed here is available with Intel Core Ultra or AMD Ryzen series ...

Closer to the end of 2024, we return to the classic PC builds of the month. This time, we'll look at several typical ...

You’d be able to say that the Crucial X9 looked like a credit card if credit cards were a slightly different shape and about five times as thick, but it’s cl ...

The TUF Gaming X870-Plus sits on a black, eight-layer PCB with black heatsinks on any hot components. The VRM heatsinks have plenty of mass and surface area to cool the MOSFETs below effectively. The ...

Kingston has announced they won the 2023 DRAM module makers' global market share chart, again (the 21st time actually).