PC Performance - Kingston Knowledge Centre
Learn about the performance benefits of SSD and memory upgrades for desktops, laptops and workstations. Stay in the know about the latest PC and technology trends.
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The difference between SSD and HDD
Why should you choose an SSD over an HDD? The main factor is better performance from SSDs.
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Sustainability, innovation and partnership series - Episode 2
Join industry experts to discuss how technology partners like Kingston support their business growth and sustainability.
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Sustainability, innovation and partnership series - Episode 1
Industry experts discuss topics like the key pillars of Tech relationships, sustainability and IT optimisation.
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How much memory do you need for video editing?
More DRAM means faster PC performance when editing from video, from playback responsiveness to render time. But is 8, 16, 32 or 64GB enough? How much do you need for 1080p, 4K, or 8K?
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NVMe vs SATA: What is the difference?
NVMe is the new protocol for flash storage while SATA was a hold-over from HDD.
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Who is responsible for cyber security and privacy?
Cyber security and data privacy are everyone’s responsibility. What are the key considerations?
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Kingston SSDs are the best hardware choice for Software Defined Storage solutions
Learn why the future of business depends on SSD-enabled SDS, and how SSD fits into a Software Defined Storage Solutions.
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What are the benefits of next-gen 16Gbit DDR4 DRAM?
Planning a new system? Watch this video to learn about the benefits 16Gbit DRAM next-gen technology.
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Install more memory in your laptop or desktop PC for a better video conferencing experience
It’s not just internet bandwidth you need, when using Microsoft Teams and Zoom. The hardware matters too.
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What is the difference between memory and storage?
Understand the difference between a storage medium and a system's dynamic random-access memory.
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NAND flash technology and solid-state drives (SSDs)
Learn about types of NAND in SSDs like SLC, MLC, TLC, QLC and 3D NAND. What is wear levelling?
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NVMe SSDs for client systems
NVMe SSDs in client systems, such as desktops, laptops and workstations, can greatly improve overall PC performance.
