#Sata

Good storage deals are sadly dead, but an affordable enclosure can bring an old drive back to useful life.

From Pcgamer RSS Feed: SATA drives are still going strong as Kingston announces it has shipped 100 million A400 SSDs

From Dev RSS Feed: The 42mm M.2 SATA SSD Everyone Forgot About—Why It’s the Silent Workhorse of Industry

From XDA Developers: Your next storage upgrade probably shouldn’t be another NVMe SSD

From How-To Geek: This "superior" storage drive was supposed to kill SATA—until this flaw ruined everything

Hello all, Currently debating on doing a new pc build or just upgrading where i need to on my current(9 yr old) one. I dont use my pc for gaming, mainly used as a media hub and movie storage. I want to add 3 more hard drives.…

I built a PC back in 2019 then upgraded to a graphics card a year later. All has been fine (I don't AAA game on it, just general personal and work duties), until about 6m-1 year ago when it would start to occasionally crash, getting slower and now it…

I changed one BIOS setting to boost SSD performance — and my PC refused to boot. Here’s what went wrong.

From How-To Geek: Your old PC's boot drive is faster than any USB stick. Don't let it go to waste

From XDA Developers: Don’t toss that old SATA drive - here’s what to do with it instead

I unfortunately did not exercise proper caution and didn’t research QOTOM beforehand. I bought a Mini PC Q31500VT S18 Series directly from the manufacturer. I needed to connect a SATA drive using the cable that came in the box.…