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SSDs use the NAND Flash memory to store the data. Each bit of data is stored inside either a floating gate or charge-trap flash cells… Read More »How to Secure Erase an SSD?

CMR (Classic Mechanical Recording) and SMR (Shingled Magnetic Recording) are hard drive data recording technologies with varying advantages. In another article about the working of… Read More »CMR vs SMR Hard Drives: Which one to Choose?

DRAM is one of the most important components of an SSD. SSDs can work pretty well even without their own DRAM but having the DRAM… Read More »How to Tell if an SSD has DRAM or Not?

Solid State Drives use the NAND flash memory to store the data. There are four types of NAND flash available in the SSD market i.e.… Read More »How to Check an SSD’s NAND type?

Alright, so some days ago I wrote an article in which I told you the pros and cons of external SSDs over an SSD enclosure.… Read More »Why you should never buy an External SSD?

Hard drives are non-volatile storage drives used in computers, laptops, data centers, external storage drives, etc. They are known for their higher data retention and… Read More »How does a Hard Drive work?

Solid State Drives have different types, form factors, interfaces, NAND flash, capacities, and prices. People are generally confused between the different terminologies and their compatibilities.… Read More »NVMe vs SSD: How are they Different?

Most computers will work with RAM modules of different frequencies but underclock the faster module to match the slower RAM’s frequency. However, some motherboards would… Read More »Mixing RAM Frequencies: Should you do it?

M.2 is a form factor used by SSDs, Wi-Fi cards, network cards, etc. NVMe, on the other hand, is a protocol/interface used by PCIe-based SSDs… Read More »M.2 vs NVMe: What is the Difference?

Most modern laptops support some kind of SSD. If your doesn’t support an NVMe and working with a hard drive, you can still get yourself… Read More »How to know which SSD your laptop supports?