The WD Blue SN580 is the successor to the SN570 SSD. The SN580 is part of the WD blue line, which features mainstream value SSDs for users who are on a budget that don’t need a lot of storage power. The SN580 features a PCIe Gen 4 interface and offers capacities from 250GB up to

Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. Not only do these three words make environmental sense they are the mantra of homelabbers, educational institutions, startup companies, and other users and organizations that have limited funds. We have started to notice a trend on reselling sites that more and more low-powered devices with Win IoT installed on them are coming

The HP Z6 G5 desktop workstation is a high-performance solution for graphics-intensive projects and demanding professional workloads. Powered by the Intel Xeon w9 processor with up to 36 cores and ECC Memory for data reliability, this workstation is specced to deliver exceptional processing power and enhanced security through Intel vPro4. It supports up to 3

The EcoFlow Delta 2 Max Portable Power Station is a large, yes compact power solution that offers impressive features and performance. While that sounds strange to say, it offers a huge 2048Wh battery, without getting too much larger than the Delta 2 unit. With its 2400W AC output (surge 4800W), this power station can run

Businesses looking to save desk space will find lots to like about Dell’s OptiPlex All-in-One (7410), which fits desktop power into a 23.8-inch VESA-mountable monitor.

The EnGenius ECW336 is the newest addition to the company’s line of access points. The AP brings support for WiFi 6E and easy management via a web browser or mobile app.

The Synology DS223j is an affordable 2-bay NAS solution designed for home use or small workgroups, offering reasonable levels of performance and reliability. The NAS features the Realtek RTD1619B 4-core processor (1.7GHz), 1GB maximum memory, one 1GbE RJ-45 LAN port, and two USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports.

Being an administrator of any kind is hard. I don’t care if it is virtualization, storage, networking, or supporting the dweebs in app development, there are always problems and it’s always the administrator’s fault. Couple this with the classic “do more with less” mantra your idiot CTO bellows between bourbons and the return to office

In publishing our review of the Dell PowerEdge R760 server, we purposefully held off on storage numbers, noting that the R760 has many storage configuration options that would have made the initial review too long. In this review, we’re digging into the storage options Dell PowerEdge supports for Gen4 NVMe SSDs and the performance profile