The macOS Storage Speed Myth, Part 2: Unpacking Sequential vs. Random Access in the Age of Flash
In this installment of SSD explainers, we will crack the myth between sequential and random access.
In this installment of SSD explainers, we will crack the myth between sequential and random access.
Mac storage upgrades cost a fortune but promise blazing speeds. Don’t be fooled—benchmarks like 6300 MB/s is something you will probably never see in real life.
The Lekuo M.2 NVMe USB4 enclosure delivers exceptional performance at an unbeatable $57.99 price. Outperforming pricier Thunderbolt 3/4 enclosures, its superior cooling ensures sustained speeds, making it ideal for Mac and PC users seeking high-speed, budget-friendly storage.
Building an all-flash NAS has always been a dream for enthusiasts, and the IOCREST PCIe 3.0 x2 to 4x NVMe Expander might be the solution to one of the biggest challenges: PCIe lane limitations. The best part? It costs only $30.
Fanxiang S880 is the latest challenger in the budget PCIe 4.0 SSD space. While being priced like other QLC SSDs like the Intel 670p 2TB, it offers tremendously more than its QLC counter parts, sometimes punching above it’s class to compete with the premium offerings from Samsung and Western Digital.
Testing IOCREST HBA against Dell PERC H310