All SSDs whether consumer or enterprise have similar components and share similar working mechanisms. However, some SSDs are made for consumer or client systems while… Read More »Difference between Consumer SSD and Enterprise SSD

Sequential and Random Read/Write performance is critical if you want to understand the concept of digital storage. These concepts apply both to consumer and enterprise… Read More »Sequential vs Random Read/Write Performance in Storage

Bit is the basic unit of data in computing and digital electronics. It stands for binary digit and it operates under the base-2 system. It… Read More »How are bits stored physically?

Gen 5.0 SSDs need 4 times more bandwidth compared to what a Gen 3.0 motherboard would offer. However, because PCIe generation are forward and backward-compatible,… Read More »Using a Gen 5.0 SSD on a Gen 3.0 Motherboard

The best thing about the NVMe SSDs is they use the PCIe interface to interact with our computers. And because the PCIe interface is forward… Read More »Will a Gen 5.0 SSD work in a Gen 4.0 NVMe Slot?

Bit stands for Binary Digit. There are only two binary digits i.e. 0 and 1. Our mathematics starts from 0 and ends at 9. Then… Read More »What is a bit? Why do computers only understand 0 and 1?

Because NVMe SSDs use the PCIe interface for data transmission, their connection depends on whether the PCIe allows them or not. Because, the PCIe interface… Read More »Does Gen 3.0 NVMe SSD work in the Gen 4.0 Slot?

Hard Disks are pretty bad regarding random data reading and writing. To compensate for these operations, a small amount of high-speed memory is installed with… Read More »What is a Hard Disk Cache and its importance?

TBW and DWPD are two very important factors deciding your SSD’s lifespan and endurance. MTBF is another generalized specification deciding how many hours an SSD… Read More »TBW vs MTBF vs DWPD: SSD Endurance Explained?