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Sabrent's Rocket 4 Plus is a durable internal PCI Express 4.0 SSD tested at its gigantic 8TB top capacity. It costs a premium, and proved slightly sluggish in our testing, but it'll let you max out an M.2 slot.

The HP FX900 isn't the fastest PCI Express 4.0 solid-state drive on the block, but this M.2 model puts up solid (and, in some cases, excellent) numbers at a surprisingly moderate price.

The Samsung 980 Pro just got better with this Heatsink

The handsome little ADATA Elite SE880 is an external SSD that offers blistering speeds over a USB interface that'll likely require a PC upgrade to leverage fully.

SK hynix only stepped into consumer storage a few years ago, but it has already become a top option for anyone who needs an affordable, fast, and reliable SSD. I tested the Platinum P41 PCIe 4.0 drive

The SK Hynix Platinum P41 posted record-high scores in some of our general storage and gaming tests. It's a super-value M.2 SSD; just add your own heatsink to ensure peak performance.

The Corsair MP600 Pro XT internal SSD has the raw speed for high-impact gaming and the cooling to stay in top form under pressure, though you'll want to look elsewhere if you need a drive for a laptop or PS5.

Priced below most high-performance gaming SSDs, the Silicon Power XS70 trails them in performance tests. On the plus side, it fits into a PS5 even with its attached heatsink and offers capacities up to 4TB.

With blistering throughput speeds and fine benchmark results, Acer makes a splash with its Predator GM7000, the first PCI Express 4.0 SSD in its line and every bit as lethal as its gaming laptop and monitor brandmates.