Active@ Kill Disk Review: The Real-World Test
Kill Disk is a very simple tool that erases your Hard drive or SSD so that the data can’t be… Read More »Active@ Kill Disk Review: The Real-World Test
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Kill Disk is a very simple tool that erases your Hard drive or SSD so that the data can’t be… Read More »Active@ Kill Disk Review: The Real-World Test
Disk Genius and Macrium Reflect both are very popular disk cloning software. Both come with free trials with enough features… Read More »DiskGenius vs Macrium Reflect: Which One to Choose?
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So, I read all the reviews of the latest Samsung 9100 Pro from TomsHardware, Tweaktown, StorageReview, etc. It is Samsung’s… Read More »Samsung 9100 Pro vs 990 Pro: Which One to Choose?
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There are numerous SSD and Hard drive cloning software on the internet but Clonezilla has its own legacy. Of course,… Read More »How to Clone or Image your SSD/HDD using Clonezilla?
SSDs are generally well-off without any type of active cooling but a passive cooling like heatsinks are always good. SSDs… Read More »Do SSDs need Cooling?
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