Agile Gear International is a Taiwanese solid-state drive (SSD) brand funded by Intel. Our philosophy is to strive for excellence. With Intel flash memory to produce high quality, efficiency, and stability SSD. Our products follow exact procedures and have passed strict inspections. We provide great value to all end users at a reasonable price along with warranty.
We are living up to our name, hoping to become the essential “Agile Gear” to vastly boost the speed, efficiency, and stability of all computers. We vowed to become the leading SSD manufacturer, and designed our logo based on the lion due to its strength/wise, and majestic aspects which perfectly matched our core value. Whether you are using for work or entertainment, our SSD can be served as your greatest power!
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20/04
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Gaming And Mental HealthIn recent years, there has been a growing interest in the potential benefits of gaming on mental health. While gaming has often been criticised for its negative impact on well-being, emerging research suggests that certain types of games can have positive effects on mental health, such as individuals who struggle with social anxiety or difficulty making friends. Finally, certain types of games can improve cognitive functioning, enhancing problem-solving skills and decision-making abilities. While excessive gaming can have negative consequences, moderate gaming can be a healthy and enjoyable way to improve mental well-being.
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29/03
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Gen5 SSD vs Gen4 SSD - What's the Difference?PCIe Gen5 is knocking on the door, with the first drives already hitting the market with some impressive read/write speed claims. Join us as we take a closer look at how Gen5 SSDs compare to Gen4, and whether it's worth investing in an upgrade.
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21/03
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DDR5 memory - Who needs it and why?We look at the many reasons to choose DDR5, and the advancements over DDR4 in terms of performance and durability.
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14/03
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AMD Ryzen 7000X3D Series: Overview for Gamers and CreatorsAs AMD finds it feet again in the market, Intel are hot on the heels of the X3D performance gains. Can AMD stay ahead?
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