Seagate have already established themselves as fierce competitors within the SSD industry with their previously released BarraCuda and FireCuda drives, but with their new IronWolf range aimed at professionals, the bar has been raised even higher. We take a look at what makes them stand out.
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It’s been a little while since Corsair has released a new air cooler but, at CES2020, Corsair unveiled its new A500 air-cooler and we’ve since received one for testing.
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Seagate Firecuda 520 PCIe Gen 4 2TB SSD Review
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Corsair’s SSD pedigree with its Force series is longstanding, with the firm debuting the first Force series drives nearly ten years ago. Today we look an altogether more up to date solution using the latest M.2 interface, a Phison E12 controller and class-leading transfer rates promised.
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Not all components are created equal when it comes to overclocking, but there is one particular CPU that stands above the rest, both in terms of value for money and performance.
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The Seagate brand and the Barracuda name are two of the biggest when it comes to storage, but they’re usually associated with hard disks rather than SSDs. It’s 2019 now, however, and Seagate is late to an SSD party that’s been running on full steam for over a decade. Can its new drives compete?
Picking an AMD or Intel CPU for your gaming PC was a piece of cake just a few years ago. But today, with AMD’s fantastic Ryzen 3000 processors out in the wild and Intel cutting prices, the choice isn’t so easy.
Seagate has been transforming its business of late, with the storage firm making inroads into the SSD market – and the Cupertino-based company has just released two new drives.
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