System Builders – Kingston Knowledge Center
Learn how Kingston Design-In SSDs are meeting the small footprint needs of system designers and builders that go beyond desktop computing.
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2022: Technology Expert Predictions
2021 has been a year full of challenges and innovations. But what will 2022 bring?
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Top 10 PC Build Mistakes Beginners Make
Decided to build your own PC? These are what we think are the most common PC build mistakes.
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How Kingston Is Powering WolfVision’s Hybrid World of In-Person and Virtual Meetings
Kingston powers WolfVision’s products to bring hybrid meetings to companies and organizations.
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Gaming with Windows 11: What to Expect with the New PC Performance Features
Windows 11 is here! Check out these exciting new PC performance features for gamers.
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Windows 11 - Does Your Organization Need to Upgrade or Refresh?
We explore the system requirements needed and the benefits of upgrading rather than replacing.
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How to Clean Your PC System
Cleaning your system is not as hard as you might think! Check out our step-by-step guide.
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Is It Time to Upgrade Your PC Build?
It's important to pay attention to the performance of your PC to know when you need to upgrade.
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Is it better to build or buy a gaming PC?
It seems like gamers would build their own PCs, but are the benefits still worth the time and effort?
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ECC and Spare Blocks help to keep Kingston SSD data protected from errors
End-to-End Data Protection protects customer’s data as soon as it is transferred by the host system to the SSD, and then from the SSD to the host computer. All Kingston SSDs incorporate this protection.
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SSDs for Embedded and Purpose-Built Systems
Embedded systems are using SSD storage form-factors like 2.5,” M.2, mSATA and ball grid array packages.
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SSD Over-provisioning (OP)
A percentage of space on an SSD is reserved for OP in firmware. OP can improve performance.
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Drive Writes Per Day (DWPD)
Drive Writes Per Day (DWPD) calculations use the TBW specification of a drive to calculate the number of times the user capacity of a drive can be written per day over the warranty period (or a different number of years).
