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The near-flawless Crucial T705 is the fastest internal solid-state drive (SSD) we've ever tested, delivering currently untouchable transfer rates (assuming you have a PCI Express 5.0-ready desktop to tame the beast).

The Max14um shows that Phison really can hit 14 GB/s with some elbow grease. Performance is record-setting, although power and thermals remain looming problems.

The Corsair MP700's blistering throughput speeds make it tied for the fastest SSD we've reviewed, though you may need to build a whole new PC to get the most out of this drive.

Amazons October Prime Event brings an amazingly low price for the newly-launched Samsung 990 Pro 4TB SSD

Although the ADATA Legend 970 internal SSD lacks the absolute fastest raw throughput speed we've seen, this PCI Express 5.0 drive's above-par benchmark results and active cooler make it a force to be reckoned with.

The Lexar NM790 internal SSD provides good value, notching above-par benchmark results and coming in at capacities up to 4TB, making it worth considering for a cost-effective storage upgrade.

We've tested marginally faster PCI Express 5.0 SSDs, but Seagate's FireCuda 540 touts a data-recovery guarantee and a high durability rating—plus, it set a new high score in one key gaming benchmark.

The ADATA Legend 850, a budget-priced PCI Express 4.0 SSD, won't win any speed awards, but its performance is fine for everyday use, it has exceptional durability ratings, and it boasts AES 256-bit hardware-based encryption.

3DMark, the popular benchmarking tool is now available for purchase on the Epic Games Store.…

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