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海外TECH	Engadget	The best SSDs in 2025	https://www.engadget.com/computing/accessories/best-ssds-140014262.html?src=rss	If your computer is starting to feel a little sluggish or you re tired of waiting for games and apps to load upgrading to one of the best SSD options out there can be a game changer Solid state drives SSDs are much faster than traditional hard drives helping your system boot up in seconds load large files instantly and make everyday tasks feel snappier Whether you re upgrading a laptop building a gaming PC or just want extra storage for work or creative projects the right SSD can seriously improve performance But with so many specs to consider ーPCIe Gen Gen SATA NVMe ーit s easy to get lost in the jargon That s where we come in We ve rounded up the best SSD options to help you find the right balance of speed capacity and price so you can get the upgrade you need without overpaying for features you won t use Best SSDs in How we test SSDs I ve either tested or personally use daily every SSD recommended on this list Out of our top picks I bought four with my own money after doing about a dozen hours of research Separately Engadget Senior Reporter Jeff Dunn has also tested a handful of our recommendations including the Crucial X Pro listed above What to look for in a PC SSD The most affordable way to add fast storage space to a computer is with a inch SATA drive It s also one of the easiest if you don t want to worry about compatibility since almost every computer made in the last two decades will include a motherboard with Serial ATA connections For that reason the best SATA SSDs are an excellent choice if you want to extend the life of an older PC build Installation is straightforward too Once you ve secured the internal SSD in a drive cage all you need to do is to connect it to your motherboard and power supply The one downside of SATA drives is that in terms of responsiveness they re slower than their high performance NVMe counterparts with SATA III limiting data transfers to MB s But even the slowest SSD will be significantly faster than the best mechanical drives And with high capacity TB SATA SSDs costing about they re a good bulk storage option If your PC is newer there s a good chance it includes space for one or more M SSDs The form factor represents your ticket to the fastest SSDs on the market but the tricky part is navigating all the different standards and specs involved M drives can feature either a SATA or PCIe connection SSDs with the latter are known as Non Volatile Memory or NVMe drives and are significantly faster than their SATA counterparts with Gen models offering sequential write speeds of up to MB s These drives rely on NVMe NAND technology for their superior performance and durability You can get twice the performance with a Gen SSD but you ll need a motherboard and processor that supports the standard If you re running an AMD system that means at least a Ryzen or CPU and an X or B motherboard With Intel meanwhile you ll need at least an th or th Gen processor and a Z Z or Z motherboard Keep in mind that Gen SSDs typically cost more than their Gen counterparts as well More expensive still are the latest Gen models which offer sequential read speeds of up to MB s However even if your computer supports the standard you re better off buying a more affordable Gen or Gen drive At the moment very few games and applications can take advantage of Gen NVMe speeds let alone Gen and Gen speeds What s more Gen NVMe drives can run hot which can lead to performance and longevity issues Your money is better spent on other components like upgrading your GPU for now As for why you would buy an M SATA drive over a similarly specced inch drive it comes down to ease of installation You add M storage to your computer by installing the SSD directly onto the motherboard That may sound intimidating but in practice the process involves a single screw that you first remove to connect the drive to your computer and then retighten to secure the SSD in place As an added bonus there aren t any wires involved making cable management easier Note that you can install a SATA M SSD into an M slot with a PCIe connection but you can t insert an NVMe M SSD into a M slot with a SATA connection Unless you want to continue using an old M drive there s little reason to take advantage of that feature Speaking of backward compatibility it s also possible to use a Gen drive through a PCIe connection but you won t get any of the speed benefits of the faster NVMe One last thing to consider is that M drives come in different physical sizes From shortest to longest the common options are and The first two numbers represent width in millimeters and the latter denote the length For the most part you don t have to worry about that since is the default for many motherboards and manufacturers Some boards can accommodate more than one size of NVMe SSD thanks to multiple standoffs That said check your computer s documentation before buying a drive to ensure you re picking up a compatible size If you re buying a replacement SSD for the Steam Deck or Steam Deck OLED things are less complicated For Valve s handheld you will need a size NVMe Simple If you don t want to open your Steam Deck it s also possible to expand its storage by installing a microSD card Engadget has a separate guide dedicated to SD card storage so check that out for additional buying advice I alluded to this earlier but the best buying advice I can offer is don t get too caught up about being on the bleeding edge of storage tech The sequential read and write speeds you see manufacturers list on their drives are theoretical and real world performance benchmark tests vary less than you think If your budget forces you to choose between a TB Gen NVMe and a GB Gen model go for the higher capacity one From a practical standpoint the worst thing you can do is buy a type of SSD that s too small for needs Drives can slow dramatically as they approach capacity and you will probably end up purchasing one with a larger storage capacity in the future What to look for in portable and USB flash drives Portable SSDs are a somewhat different beast to their internal siblings While read and write speeds are important they are almost secondary to how an external drive connects to your PC You won t get the most out of a model like the SanDisk Extreme Pro V without a USB Gen x connection Even among newer PCs that s something of a premium feature For that reason most people are best off buying a portable drive with a USB Gen or Thunderbolt connection The former offers transfer speeds of up to Gbps The best external hard drives also allow you to transfer data from your Windows PC to a Mac or other device if compatible Be sure to consider this beforehand if you plan to use your portable drive across multiple devices Additionally if you plan to take your drive on trips and commutes it s worthwhile to buy a model with IP certified water and dust proofing Some companies like Samsung offer rugged versions of their most popular drives with a high endurance rating For additional peace of mind bit AES hardware encryption will help prevent someone from accessing your data if you ever lose or misplace your external SSD Some of the same features contribute to a great thumbstick drive Our favorite picks for best budget external SSD models feature USB connections and some form of hardware encryption A note on console storage Seagate If PC gaming isn t your thing and you own an Xbox Series X S or PS outfitting your fancy new console with the fastest possible storage is far more straightforward than doing the same on PC With a Series X or Series S your options are limited to options from Seagate and Western Digital The former offers GB TB and TB models with the most affordable starting at a not so trivial Western Digital s Expansion Cards are less expensive with pricing starting at for the GB model The good news is that both options are frequently on sale Your best bet is to set an alert for the model you want by using a price tracker like CamelCamelCamel With Sony s PlayStation upgrading the console s internal storage is slightly more involved Instead of employing a proprietary solution the PS uses NVMe storage Thankfully there aren t as many potential configurations as you would find on a PC Engadget maintains a comprehensive guide to the best SSDs for PS in short your best bet is a high capacity Gen drive with a built in heatsink Check out that guide for a full list of gaming SSD recommendations but for a quick go to consider the Corsair MP Pro LPX I recommend above It meets all the memory specifications for Sony s latest console and you won t run into any clearance issues with the heatsink Corsair offers GB TB TB TB and TB versions of the drive Expect to pay about for the TB variant and about for TB For those still playing on a previous generation console you can get slightly faster game load times from a PlayStation by swapping the included hard drive to a inch SSD but going out of your way to do so probably isn t worth it at this point and you re better off saving your money for one of the new consoles SSD FAQs What size SSD is best There is no one size fits all rule for SSDs but we generally recommend getting at least a TB SSD if you re looking to upgrade PC or game console storage or looking to add an external drive to your toolkit A TB drive will be plenty for most people who need extra storage space for photos documents and programs If you re a hardcore gamer you may want to invest in even more storage considering many high profile titles today can take up a ton of space Is a GB SSD better than a TB hard drive The short answer is that it depends on what you need your drive for In general SSDs are faster and more efficient than HDDs but HDDs are usually cheaper We recommend springing for an SSD for most use cases today ーupgrading a PC saving important photos and documents storing games long term etc But if you re focused on getting the most amount of extra space possible and sticking to a budget an HDD could be a good option for you Does bigger SSD mean faster Getting a bigger SSD doesn t always translate into a faster drive overall A bigger SSD will provide a higher storage capacity which means more space for storing digital files and programs To understand how fast an SSD will be you ll want to look at its read write speeds read speeds measure how fast a drive can access information while write speeds measure how fast the drive can save information Most SSDs list their approximate read write speeds in their specs so be sure to check out those numbers before you make a purchase This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2025-02-27 10:01:26
海外TECH	Raspberry Pi	Experience AI: The story so far	https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/experience-ai-the-story-so-far/	In April we launched our first Experience AI resources developed in partnership with Google DeepMind to support educators to engage their students in learning about the topic of AI Since then the Experience AI programme has grown rapidly reaching thousands of educators all over the world Read on to find out more about the The post Experience AI The story so far appeared first on Raspberry Pi Foundation	2025-02-27 10:15:13
医療系	医療介護 CBnews	介護保険外サービスの信頼性確保へ、協会が発足-ケアマネの業務負担緩和へ一歩	https://www.cbnews.jp/news/entry/20250227190232	介護保険,ガイドライン,ケアマネ	2025-02-27 19:15:00