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Capacity is King, they say. We say bleeding-edge performance blended with capacity is what makes for the true King of SSDs. The 4TB Seagate Firecuda 530 we have on the bench today is among the fastest ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Seagate has just announced its new FireCuda 530 SSD which rocks some ridiculous read and write speeds, all thanks to the very latest 3D TLC NAND flash and ...

During SG1, Seagate has unveiled its latest flagship SSD, the FireCuda PCIe 4.0 M.2 NVMe SSD, reaching a sequential performance of up to 7,300/6,900 MB/s, thanks to Phison controller and 176L 3D TLC ...

Update (3PM): Now out of stock. Original article continues below: It wasn't too long ago that we were talking about the incredibly quick WD Black SN850X being available in 4TB form for £245 as part of ...

In brief: Seagate's new flagship gaming SSD is the FireCuda 530 series, which the company says can reach sequential read speeds of up to 7,300MB/s. The PCIe Gen 4 drive starts at $140 for the ...

With games becoming more demanding on systems with each release, fast, high-capacity storage is a must. There are several options available on the market today, and the latest is PCIe Gen4 M.2 SSDs ...

When the limits of the PCIe 3.0 interface started holding back high-performance SSDs, the industry made the logical leap to PCIe 4.0. With that change came the arrival of the first SSDs with ...

Before the PlayStation 5 launched, system architect Mark Cerny said it would be a little while before third-party hardware manufacturers would produce SSDs compatible with the console, such is the ...

Seagate is holding its inaugural SG21 virtual gaming event today and has just announced the FireCuda 530 PCIe Gen4 NVMe SSD with blazing fast read speeds. The new drive is the company’s fastest PC ...

The Seagate FireCuda 530 (2TB) is the fastest NVMe SSD we’ve tested; it has a very high TBW rating for a Consumer drive; and it also carries a five-year guarantee with three years of data recovery ...