Which storage is right for you: SSD vs. HDD
Everything you need to know when choosing between SSD or HDD for essential, external storage for your computer or laptop.
External Hard Drive vs Flash Drive: Same or Different?
Explore the differences between External Hard Drives and Flash Drives for reliability, performance, speed, and more to help you choose the best storage solution.
Back to school: the perfect backup plan
Everyone (including students) needs to protect against data loss from drive failure, viruses or accident with a solid backup plan.
Enter for a chance to win a Samsung T7 Shield portable...
Whether for system backup or organizing all files digitally, everyone can benefit from having the Samsung T7 Shield portable SSD. Enter this contest for a chance to win one.
Samsung 990 Pro SSD overview and installation guide
The Samsung 990 Pro PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD is a high-performance storage solution for your PS5 or PC. Here's how to install it.
Enter for a chance to win Seagate storage from Best Buy
Backing up your data with a Seagate hard drive makes great sense so we are giving away two fantastic storage devices in this contest.
The pros and cons of storing photos in the cloud
One of the worst things that can ever happen in one’s digital life is losing years’ worth of photos, so is the cloud your best bet to save them?
SSD vs. HDD: The Scoop on Storage
SSD and HDD: Two acronyms you’ll frequently see during discussions of computers and their specs. What’s the difference between the two, which one is better and why is SSD showing up more frequently these days? In this post, I’ll tackle those questions and provide the details you need to make an informed choice when it comes time to choose between the two computer storage options.
Why you need an SSD
Solid state storage offers many benefits, not the least of which is incredible speed, so it's time for an SSD for your PC.
Does your computer need a Seagate FireCuda Gaming Dock?
The Seagate FireCuda Gaming Dock has already proved its worth for PC gaming, but would it make sense to have one on your desktop for everyday use?
