So, this is somewhat just a curiosity question at the moment. Being bored, I started wondering if I dropped an nvme drive into a USB adapter, and connected that to my Xbox, if it would be any faster.

Handy, Timely has launched the "UD-M2IN" conversion adapter, designed to convert NVMe M.2 SSDs into USB drives simply by inserting them. Priced at around 22 USD, it will be available from February ...

If you're like me, you might have a stack of PC components and stuff laying around that you aren't using. Inevitably, they'll either go to the big recycling centre in the sky, or be sold on the Wild ...

A modder has used a CH SN530 NVMe SSD -- the NVMe M.2 SSD used inside of Microsoft's next-gen Xbox Series X/S series consoles -- and a CFexpress to SSD M.2 NVMe adapter and expanded the storage in his ...

Reliably access and clone your 2.5”/3.5” SATA SSDs/HDDs and M.2 PCIe SSDs with the Sabrent USB Type-C Docking Station. Simultaneous SATA and PCIe access are supported. An external power adapter is ...

Other than not going for PCIe 5 drives that will be worthless when locked behind USB, even Thunderbolt, are there any important considerations other than cost and capacity when selecting an NVMe SSD ...

Laptops can be tricky in which there is a limited amount of space for upgrades. You might max out your laptop's memory spaces, but for some, this might not be enough. Satechi's USB-C hybrid multiport ...

You can buy one after checking the type of M.2 slot present on your motherboard (M key or A+E key). Most Wi-Fi cards have Bluetooth as well, so you can get two features for the price of one. If you ...

UPDATE: For the authoritative take on Microsoft's new flagship console, Digital Foundry's full Xbox Series X review is now live. Xbox Series X backwards compatibility is shaping up to be an absolute ...