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ADATA's XPG Gammix S70 Blade is the first SSD to sport an InnoGrit IG5236 controller with a 176Layer Micron TLC flash array.

Cheaper and slower PCIe 4.0 SSDs apparently work just as well in the PlayStation 5 as expensive, high-end 5.5GB/sec SSDs.

XPG stuns us with an amazingly lightweight ultrabook with its Intel 11th Gen Tiger Lake-based Xenia 14. Join us as we explore it.

XPG's STARKER mid-tower computer case goes under the spotlight as we fully dive in and check it out, and it manages to please.

ADATA's new XPG DDR5 Caster RAM is on teh way, its first gaming-focused DDR5 memory launches under the new Caster brand in 2021.

ADATA's new XPG GAMMIX S70 BLADE PCIe Gen4 x4 M.2 2280 packs insane 7.4GB/sec read speeds, up to 2TB capacity and 5-year warranty.

Another successful collaboration between XPG and Intel has netted us the XENIA Xe 15" gaming ultrabook. How good is it? Let's see.

ADATA's XPG Gammix S70 is the first NVMe SSD we've tested to feature an InnoGrit controller, and it has impressive performance.

XPG unveils its new Gaming Gum, which has been created with caffeine for a quick energy boost and improved concentration.

XPG's new XENIA Xe gaming lifestyle ultrabook that packs Intel's new 11th Gen CPUs, Intel's new X GPU and XPG's own PCIe 4.0 SSD.

XPG announced the Defender Pro, the company's second computer chassis. The new case features space and cooling for high-end parts.

ADATA's XPG Gammix S50 Lite is the first SSD we've seen with a Gen4 controller by Silicon Motion (SMI). Let's check it out.

We have XPG's PRECOG gaming headset, SUMMONER mechanical gaming keyboard, and Battleground XL Prime RGB mouse pad up for grabs!

XPG's shiny new Xenia 15 gaming laptop based on Intel's Coffee Lake platform gets fully tested. Is it for you? Join us and find out.

ADATA makes a big splash in the laptop market with its new Xenia lineup that pack in its fast SSD tech.

XPG's 750-watt and 850-watt Core Reactor Gold ATX power supplies get tested as we determine if they are worth buying or not.

XPG's Battlecruiser mid-tower computer case gets fully examined. Should you consider it? Let's dive in and take a look.

The first computer case out on the market by XPG is its Invader mid-tower chassis. Here's our full review of it.

XPG's massive BATTLEGROUND XL PRIME RGB gaming mouse pad gets examined today. If you are after a huge mouse pad with RGBs, check it out.

ADATA brings the bling to M.2 with their new XPG Spectrix S40G SSD. Here's our full review.

The ADATA XPG Spectrix D60G was so good that it earned our Editors Choice award, it has an aesthetic look, with great performance at a good price.

The ADATA XPG Spectrix D41 RGB DDR4 is a great kit of RAM and hits a perfect performance to cost ratio.

ADATA XPG Z1 DDR4-4600 16GB Dual-Channel Memory Kit brings chart topping performance, a sleek look and record speeds. Check it out here.

ADATA goes after the value segment with their flashy looking value-oriented XPG Gammix S10 NVMe SSD.

The ADATA XPG Spectrix D40 RGB DDR4-3000 16GB kit is a stylish set of RAM, attractive addition to almost any PC build.

ADATA joins the giveaway party with an XPG SX950 480GB SSD and SD700X 256GB external SSD drive!

ADATA jumps on the NVMe train with its new 3D flash-powered XPG SX8000 M.2 SSD. Should you buy it? Let's discuss.

ADATA announces XPG SX930 SATA SSDs with sequential 560 MB/s read and 460MB/s write speeds.

The ADATA XPG SDXC makes its way through the labs. Read on as Tyler explores the performance of this UHS I U3 storage solution and if you should buy it.

Today Shawn spends some time with ADATA's XPG V2 PC3-19200 16GB dual channel RAM kit. Should this be your next kit of memory? Let's find out now.

The ADATA kit we're looking at today might not look like much, but you might find yourself surprised with our results. Don't judge a book by its cover.

Xtreme, Plus and Gaming memory lines discussed.

2oz copper PCB for RAM now, too.

8GB DDR3 dual channel at 1600MHz CL9.