In contrast, the rapid development of NVMe SSDs hasn't completely pushed SATA SSDS out of the market. Even an older Gen3 SSD ...

For a long time, PC gamers fitting an SSD to their rig would have used a 2.5-inch drive with a SATA interface. The best one ...

whereas older technologies like SATA have a queue depth of less than 32 entries. Therefore, it's no surprise that NVMe SSD-powered hosting is considered at least six times faster than standard HDD ...

The NVM Express (NVMe) specification has been introduced in 2011. Five years later, it is definitely adopted as the new standard storage interface for Solid-State Drives (SSD). Even if SAS and SATA ...

Users will now have fewer SATA-based SSDs since Crucial is no longer manufacturing its popular seven-year-old MX500.

All you need is a spare NVMe slot in your PC. If you don't have one, or your PC is a bit older, you can still find a great deal on a SATA SSD. These are slower than NVMe drives but they're still a ...

SATA SSDs also exist in the gumstick M.2 form factor, but they’re rarer now that faster NVMe SSDs are more common. For those trying to decide between NVMe Gen 3 and NVMe Gen 4 drives ...

The Crucial MX500 SSD has been used in countless PCs, servers, and other devices, thanks to its years-long production run and ...

Read our Crucial T705 review. NVMe SSDs will undoubtedly replace their SATA brethren, but there’s still plenty of value to be had in drives that use the ageing interface like the Samsung 870 EVO.

NVMe is a control protocol that has come to dominate internal SSDs in recent years. You may have heard of the term AHCI in passing; that's the control scheme used by hard drives and SATA SSDs for ...