Kingston’s Knowledge Centre
Learn about memory and storage products, the latest technology trends, tutorials and best practices for both personal and enterprise users.
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Maintaining your SSD’s health using SMART monitoring
A look into SMART monitoring, Kingston SSD manager and other ways to maintain an SSD’s health.
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Software encryption and regulatory compliance: Less expensive solution with major security risks
Users can disable software-based encryption, which can lead to legal fees if the drive is lost.
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What is the difference between PCIe Gen 3 and PCIe Gen 4?
PCIe Gen 4 accommodates full bandwidth that is possible with NVMe SSDs tech.
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SSDs: The changing face of data storage eBook
In this eBook, we speak with experts about the journey of data storage, and what the future holds.
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Additional storage for your Valve Steam Deck
Valve’s Steam Deck uses microSD cards for expanded storage. Which one is right for you?
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SSDs and RAM power every step of the streaming media and entertainment pipeline
From shooting to post-production, encoding and distribution at data centers, SSDs and RAM are powering the world of OTT Media & Entertainment (M&E) video and audio streaming.
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How to stay secure in a digitised world
We explore Tomasz Surdyk's thoughts on how all entities can stay secure in the digitised world.
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FBI warns that hackers are mailing malware on USB drives to their targets
Don’t plug any USB drives into your computer if you don’t know exactly where they came from.
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What businesses need in their work-from-home enablement
What we learned from Kingston’s experts and tech influencers on work-from-home enablement Twitter chat.
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Upgrade your PC to streamline your workflow
Take advantage of these upgrades to streamline your workflow.
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SSDs for purpose-built computers: Industrial SSDs
Industrial SSDs are for industrial system builders. The SSDs go through qualification process so they can be added to system BOM.
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MT/s vs MHz: A better measure for memory speed
MT/s is the accurate measure for DDR SDRAM memory transfers that happen on both the rising and falling edges of the clock cycle, not MHz.