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The "industry's first" SD Express 8.0 card is here, and it's coming for your SSD

SD Express 8.0 is the next standard for removable storage that you should keep an eye on, and ADATA just announced a new card with up to 1.6GB/s transfer speeds.

Windows Central

First SD Express 8.0 memory card from Adata hits 1.6 GB/s read speeds — 512GB capacity, and U3/V30 compliant

Adata is launching the first SD Express 8.0 memory card, advertised to reach 1.6 GB/s and 1.2 GB/s read and write speeds.

Tom’s Hardware

Adata SE880 1 TB external SSD review

A reasonably performant and extra-small USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 drive that faces tough competition.

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Adata quietly rolls out the smallest USB 4 external SSD to date, and its fastest portable SSD ever

The Adata XPG SE940 is the smallest USB 4 portable SSD, delivering up to 4,000 MB/s read and write speeds.

TechRadar

Adata gears up for 2025 with new PC cases, coolers, and PSUs at CES

Adata is looking to expand its range of products beyond storage and memory.

Tom’s Hardware

PC Gamer's highest rated hardware favourites of 2024, plus five dishonorable mentions

A wealth of tech breezed past our coveted 90% review score—but plenty also went down in infamy this year.

PC Gamer

XPG's Dynamic BTF case offers a pegboard front panel — a holey design for a mix of convenient peripheral storage and fun

The new Adata XPG Dynamic case offers a pegboard front panel and BTF mobo compatibility.

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Adata XPG debuts two-click reversible, magnetic Hurricane Mag case fans — power six fans off one cable

Adata XPG introduces the XPG Hurricane Mag series of case fans alongside the XPG Starker Air BTF case.

Tom’s Hardware

Chinese SSD brands are in the top five in terms of market share — Kingston retains its spot as the largest SSD manufacturer in the market

Kingston continues its streak as the leading SSD manufacturer, holding almost 34% of the market share.

Tom’s Hardware

Adata SE920 2 TB external SSD review

The glass cannon of portable drives: fast but expensive and possibly even risky.

PC Gamer

TeamGroup PD20 mini external SSD review

The PD20 is so small it might as well be a USB flash drive—except it's much faster.

PC Gamer

Asus ROG Ally battery life: This Windows gaming handheld blows the competition away

Long-lasting battery life on your Asus ROG Ally is vital for extended gameplay sessions, but how does the device stack up against other gaming handhelds?

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ADATA SD810 portable SSD review

This portable SSD has no unnecessary frills. It's simple and fast, just the way I like it.

PC Gamer

This tiny USB flash drive is a ridiculously fast external SSD designed with Apple ProRes files in mind — but I'm definitely not sure about its design

Adata's SC750 flash drive has a built-in USB-C connector and supports Apple ProRes video recording.

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Adata Legend 970 Pro PCIe 5.0 SSD doubles capacity and removes SATA power cable cooler requirement

The Legend 970 Pro offers double the maximum capacity of the vanilla 970 SSD, while giving a small bump in sequential read and write speeds.

AnandTech

Micron Expands Datacenter DRAM Portfolio with MR-DIMMs

The compute market has always been hungry for memory bandwidth, particularly for high-performance applications in servers and datacenters. In recent years, the explosion in core counts per socket has further accentuated this need. Despite progress in DDR speeds, the available bandwidth per core has unfortunately not seen a corresponding scaling.…

Tom’s Hardware

Adata makes ATX case for reverse-connector motherboards — XPG Invader X BTF also supports standard layouts

Adata adds a BTF case to its XPG Invader X case lineup, but it will also be able to work with regular motherboards.

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Adata XPG Nia is a mindblowing Windows gaming handheld: Everything you need to know

The Nia goes above and beyond what other gaming handhelds can offer, promising a unique design that makes it one-of-a-kind. Here’s everything you need to know about the Adata XPG Nia.

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Unprecedented memory, frame rate boosting eye tracking features, and an ambitious ethos: In a surprising twist Adata had the most interesting handheld gaming PC at Computex 2024

Bet you didn't see that coming.

Tom’s Hardware

Adata shows off hybrid air/water cooling tower at Computex — new PSUs and PCIe 5.0 SSDs also on deck

Adata's display at Computex includes a pair of new styles of CPU cooler, a line of interlocking fans, a new SFX power supply, and an SSD with intense cooling.

AnandTech

XPG Demos "Nia" Handheld Gaming PC With Foveated Rendering, Swappable DRAM

With the rise of the handheld gaming PC market, we've seen PC vendors and their partners toy with a number of tricks and tweaks to improve improve framerates in games, with some of their latest efforts on display at this year's Computex trade show. Perhaps the most interesting find thus…

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Every Windows gaming handheld announced at Computex 2024

Computex 2024 is underway, and we've already seen four gaming handhelds unveiled throughout. These are the Asus ROG Ally X, MSI Claw 8 AI Plus, Zotac Zone, and Adata XPG NIA.

Tom’s Hardware

Adata demonstrates XPG Nia handheld with upgradable RAM and SSD at Computex – claims to be the first to support LPCAMM2

Adata looks set to jump on the handheld PC gaming bandwagon with a new device called the XPG Nia. The special features of the handheld are its upgradable RAM and storage – delivering a first for the industry.

AnandTech

The XPG Core Reactor II VE 850W PSU Review: Our First ATX 3.1 Power Supply

Just over 18 months ago, Intel launched their significantly revised ATX v3.0 power supply standard, and with it, the 600 Watt-capable 12VHPWR cable to power video cards and other high-drain add-in cards. The release of the standard came with a lot of fanfare and excitement – the industry was preparing…

Tom’s Hardware

Adata debuts heat-dissipating PCB coating with DDR5-8000+ memory, claims it boosts cooling performance by 10%

Adata will now be using a special type of coating that it claims can provide better heat dissipation on its PCB as high as 8 degrees on its Lancer Neon RGB and Lancer Neon RGB DDR5 memory kits which will made available during Q2 2024.

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