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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.…

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

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.

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.

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…

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.

Adata’s Elite UE800 USB 3.2 Gen2 Flash Drive offers 1TB of storage and costs under $70.

We put the Adata Elite UE800 1TB portable SSD to the test.

Micron's consumer brand, Crucial Memory, has been putting extra focus on the SSD market over the last few quarters. The brand was marketing entry-level QLC drives in the 2018 - 2022 time frame. Recently, emphasis has also been placed on cutting-edge SSDs - both internal (such as the Gen4 T500…