Looking for lightning-fast load times and ample on-board storage? Look no further than the WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD. With up to 4 TB of space to play with, this cutting-edge drive represents the pinnacle of storage technology for today's demanding PC enthusiasts. Thanks to its revolutionary NAND technology, the WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD delivers top-tier performance that cuts down on wait times, reducing lag and giving you the competitive edge you need to level up your game. And at a high-read speed of 3400 MB/s, you'll never have to worry about slowing down. But performance isn't everything. The WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD was also designed with aesthetic appeal in mind, featuring a sleek heatsink design that perfectly complements modern desktop PC builds. With RGB lighting and other cooling technologies, this drive is the perfect complement to your high-performance system. So why wait? With the WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD, you'll have all the space and speed you need to take your PC to the next level. Get yours today and start gaming like a pro.
Looking for lightning-fast load times and ample on-board storage? Look no further than the WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD. With up to 4 TB of space to play with, this cutting-edge drive represents the pinnacle of storage technology for today's demanding PC enthusiasts. Thanks to its revolutionary NAND technology, the WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD delivers top-tier performance that cuts down on wait times, reducing lag and giving you the competitive edge you need to level up your game. And at a high-read speed of 3400 MB/s, you'll never have to worry about slowing down. But performance isn't everything. The WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD was also designed with aesthetic appeal in mind, featuring a sleek heatsink design that perfectly complements modern desktop PC builds. With RGB lighting and other cooling technologies, this drive is the perfect complement to your high-performance system. So why wait? With the WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD, you'll have all the space and speed you need to take your PC to the next level. Get yours today and start gaming like a pro.
Western Digital WD SN750 M.2 4TB PCIe 3.0 NVMe SSD [WDS400T3X0C]
Looking for lightning-fast load times and ample on-board storage? Look no further than the WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD. With up to 4 TB of space to play with, this cutting-edge drive represents the pinnacle of storage technology for today's demanding PC enthusiasts. Thanks to its revolutionary NAND technology, the WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD delivers top-tier performance that cuts down on wait times, reducing lag and giving you the competitive edge you need to level up your game. And at a high-read speed of 3400 MB/s, you'll never have to worry about slowing down. But performance isn't everything. The WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD was also designed with aesthetic appeal in mind, featuring a sleek heatsink design that perfectly complements modern desktop PC builds. With RGB lighting and other cooling technologies, this drive is the perfect complement to your high-performance system. So why wait? With the WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD, you'll have all the space and speed you need to take your PC to the next level. Get yours today and start gaming like a pro.
Looking for lightning-fast load times and ample on-board storage? Look no further than the WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD. With up to 4 TB of space to play with, this cutting-edge drive represents the pinnacle of storage technology for today's demanding PC enthusiasts. Thanks to its revolutionary NAND technology, the WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD delivers top-tier performance that cuts down on wait times, reducing lag and giving you the competitive edge you need to level up your game. And at a high-read speed of 3400 MB/s, you'll never have to worry about slowing down. But performance isn't everything. The WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD was also designed with aesthetic appeal in mind, featuring a sleek heatsink design that perfectly complements modern desktop PC builds. With RGB lighting and other cooling technologies, this drive is the perfect complement to your high-performance system. So why wait? With the WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD, you'll have all the space and speed you need to take your PC to the next level. Get yours today and start gaming like a pro.
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The drive is advertised as single-sided but the 4TB is double-sided, meaning chips are located on both sides of the drive. Not a major issue for desktops but a lot of laptops can only hold one-sided drives. But read and write speeds are good for what it is
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I bought this new SN750 NVMe drive to move my OS from a Crucial SSD. This drive is noticeably faster. Installation was easy, but I did have trouble cloning my OS to this drive without corruption errors. I ended up backing up my pertinent files and fresh installing windows. Since the motherboard or CPU didn't change, Windows recognized my computer and I did not need to repurchase the OS. That being said and really at no fault to the drive, everything else has gone smoothly. PROS: - The drive is fast: The box says read/writes up to 3400MB/s sequentially. However I've found mine, without any cache enhancements, to be about 2900MB/s. Still very fast. With RAM caching of 4GB (which is what I typically use), read/writes came in about 8000MB/s. See the attached benchmark ... MoreI bought this new SN750 NVMe drive to move my OS from a Crucial SSD. This drive is noticeably faster. Installation was easy, but I did have trouble cloning my OS to this drive without corruption errors. I ended up backing up my pertinent files and fresh installing windows. Since the motherboard or CPU didn't change, Windows recognized my computer and I did not need to repurchase the OS. That being said and really at no fault to the drive, everything else has gone smoothly. PROS: - The drive is fast: The box says read/writes up to 3400MB/s sequentially. However I've found mine, without any cache enhancements, to be about 2900MB/s. Still very fast. With RAM caching of 4GB (which is what I typically use), read/writes came in about 8000MB/s. See the attached benchmark images for no enhancement runs and with enhancement runs. For reference, with caching my Crucial SSD where the OS used to be would average about 800MB/s. - Temps are solid: My motherboard included a m.2 heatsink which I am using for this. The m.2 slot on my board for the NVMe primary slot is right under the graphics card. So, when that starts putting out some heat, this thing will heat up a little as well. Even with that temperatures are in very respectable ranges. After running my benchmarks for the drive, the average was 41C and hottest was 44C, as seen in the image. After a gaming session, the peak temperature I've seen for the drive was 55C, but typically stays under 48C. - Price: The prices for 3D NAND drives have been coming down and probably will continue to do so. Last year at this time, a 500GB drive was about $250. I picked this one up for $120. These will probably come down some more from there. All good news for us consumers. CONS: My only con would be the issues I had with cloning the drive, most of which are not really related to this drive, but more related to the cloning software and my OS. My final thoughts on this are: this drive performs very close to the Samsung 970 Plus drive. They are also about the same price. The Samsung and this are about the fastest drives you can buy at this price-point and are essentially interchangeable. The SN750 is vastly superior to an SSD, and the differences are noticeable in everyday use. WD products in my experience have been reliable with no drive failing for me in the past. So to anyone looking to get this, I would recommend.
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I purchased the WD BLACK SN750 500GB NVMe SSD to replace the OEM Samsung NVMe SSD that was in my girlfriends Lenovo Yoga 910-13IKB after it had failed after less than two years of use. The WD BLACK provides read and write times of 3108 MB/s and 2214 MB/s which is more than double of what the OEM Samsung SSD provided with its read and write speeds. This drive is a beast. Once the SSD was installed, it took less than ten minutes to have Windows 10 back up and running with my Transcend USB 3.1 flash drive. With the included WD app, Im able to see a lot more information regarding my SSD than I was previously. And most importantly, the issues my girlfriend encountered playing games on her Yoga (specifically The Sims 4 which would constantly crash to a black screen) have ... MoreI purchased the WD BLACK SN750 500GB NVMe SSD to replace the OEM Samsung NVMe SSD that was in my girlfriends Lenovo Yoga 910-13IKB after it had failed after less than two years of use. The WD BLACK provides read and write times of 3108 MB/s and 2214 MB/s which is more than double of what the OEM Samsung SSD provided with its read and write speeds. This drive is a beast. Once the SSD was installed, it took less than ten minutes to have Windows 10 back up and running with my Transcend USB 3.1 flash drive. With the included WD app, Im able to see a lot more information regarding my SSD than I was previously. And most importantly, the issues my girlfriend encountered playing games on her Yoga (specifically The Sims 4 which would constantly crash to a black screen) have all been eliminated with the new SSD.
The drive is advertised as single-sided but the 4TB is double-sided, meaning chips are located on both sides of the drive. Not a major issue for desktops but a lot of laptops can only hold one-sided drives. But read and write speeds are good for what it is
I bought this new SN750 NVMe drive to move my OS from a Crucial SSD. This drive is noticeably faster. Installation was easy, but I did have trouble cloning my OS to this drive without corruption errors. I ended up backing up my pertinent files and fresh installing windows. Since the motherboard or CPU didn't change, Windows recognized my computer and I did not need to repurchase the OS. That being said and really at no fault to the drive, everything else has gone smoothly. PROS: - The drive is fast: The box says read/writes up to 3400MB/s sequentially. However I've found mine, without any cache enhancements, to be about 2900MB/s. Still very fast. With RAM caching of 4GB (which is what I typically use), read/writes came in about 8000MB/s. See the attached benchmark ... MoreI bought this new SN750 NVMe drive to move my OS from a Crucial SSD. This drive is noticeably faster. Installation was easy, but I did have trouble cloning my OS to this drive without corruption errors. I ended up backing up my pertinent files and fresh installing windows. Since the motherboard or CPU didn't change, Windows recognized my computer and I did not need to repurchase the OS. That being said and really at no fault to the drive, everything else has gone smoothly. PROS: - The drive is fast: The box says read/writes up to 3400MB/s sequentially. However I've found mine, without any cache enhancements, to be about 2900MB/s. Still very fast. With RAM caching of 4GB (which is what I typically use), read/writes came in about 8000MB/s. See the attached benchmark images for no enhancement runs and with enhancement runs. For reference, with caching my Crucial SSD where the OS used to be would average about 800MB/s. - Temps are solid: My motherboard included a m.2 heatsink which I am using for this. The m.2 slot on my board for the NVMe primary slot is right under the graphics card. So, when that starts putting out some heat, this thing will heat up a little as well. Even with that temperatures are in very respectable ranges. After running my benchmarks for the drive, the average was 41C and hottest was 44C, as seen in the image. After a gaming session, the peak temperature I've seen for the drive was 55C, but typically stays under 48C. - Price: The prices for 3D NAND drives have been coming down and probably will continue to do so. Last year at this time, a 500GB drive was about $250. I picked this one up for $120. These will probably come down some more from there. All good news for us consumers. CONS: My only con would be the issues I had with cloning the drive, most of which are not really related to this drive, but more related to the cloning software and my OS. My final thoughts on this are: this drive performs very close to the Samsung 970 Plus drive. They are also about the same price. The Samsung and this are about the fastest drives you can buy at this price-point and are essentially interchangeable. The SN750 is vastly superior to an SSD, and the differences are noticeable in everyday use. WD products in my experience have been reliable with no drive failing for me in the past. So to anyone looking to get this, I would recommend.
I purchased the WD BLACK SN750 500GB NVMe SSD to replace the OEM Samsung NVMe SSD that was in my girlfriends Lenovo Yoga 910-13IKB after it had failed after less than two years of use. The WD BLACK provides read and write times of 3108 MB/s and 2214 MB/s which is more than double of what the OEM Samsung SSD provided with its read and write speeds. This drive is a beast. Once the SSD was installed, it took less than ten minutes to have Windows 10 back up and running with my Transcend USB 3.1 flash drive. With the included WD app, Im able to see a lot more information regarding my SSD than I was previously. And most importantly, the issues my girlfriend encountered playing games on her Yoga (specifically The Sims 4 which would constantly crash to a black screen) have ... MoreI purchased the WD BLACK SN750 500GB NVMe SSD to replace the OEM Samsung NVMe SSD that was in my girlfriends Lenovo Yoga 910-13IKB after it had failed after less than two years of use. The WD BLACK provides read and write times of 3108 MB/s and 2214 MB/s which is more than double of what the OEM Samsung SSD provided with its read and write speeds. This drive is a beast. Once the SSD was installed, it took less than ten minutes to have Windows 10 back up and running with my Transcend USB 3.1 flash drive. With the included WD app, Im able to see a lot more information regarding my SSD than I was previously. And most importantly, the issues my girlfriend encountered playing games on her Yoga (specifically The Sims 4 which would constantly crash to a black screen) have all been eliminated with the new SSD.
If you bought this product for the Battlefield 2042 code and you feel like you've been robbed, go back and look at the instructions again. They did a woopsie on the URL in the English instructions, but not on the other languages. Refer to the photo, I guess they forgot the dash between "redeem" and "BF" by mistake. There, you'll be able to claim the code after inputting your date of birth and all that. As for the SSD, yeah it's damn fast. Tested it on ArmA 3 and it loads Malden in under 10 seconds easily. Highly recommend with that $115 price point.
Fantastic drive has all the space I need for gsming
I haven’t even gotten it yet with no response from their support team.
So far so GREAT! Before going to far I'm an intermediate computer nerd. I can tinker, build, install and troubleshoot somewhat, installs and building are the easy part for me. All the computer jargan with speeds and yadda yadda doesnt really register with me until I research things and gain an understanding. Otherwise Bought this for my higher end Gigabyte GA Z97MX Gaming 5 mobo v1 from 2014, yes 2014 because the pc is still running great. I was running off an old western digital sata 1tb hd and that thing ran like a sloth, I forget may not even write at 7k and the disk usage was always at 100%... fastforward 5 years I finally gave in and filled the M.2 slot with this bad boy (250gig). Good news first I haven't gamed with it yet but as for booting times and overall ... MoreSo far so GREAT! Before going to far I'm an intermediate computer nerd. I can tinker, build, install and troubleshoot somewhat, installs and building are the easy part for me. All the computer jargan with speeds and yadda yadda doesnt really register with me until I research things and gain an understanding. Otherwise Bought this for my higher end Gigabyte GA Z97MX Gaming 5 mobo v1 from 2014, yes 2014 because the pc is still running great. I was running off an old western digital sata 1tb hd and that thing ran like a sloth, I forget may not even write at 7k and the disk usage was always at 100%... fastforward 5 years I finally gave in and filled the M.2 slot with this bad boy (250gig). Good news first I haven't gamed with it yet but as for booting times and overall quickness I give it 4 thumbs up. My boot time has gone from 5min to about 30 seconds. Opening basic programs like discord and steam has gone from slow motion to fast forward. I can comfortably call myself an idiot for not getting an ssd as soon as they were available. Now here is where my novice skills came in. At first I could not get windows to install on this, windows registered the ssd but my mobo bios did not. So after trial and me only assuming driver and bios version issues I had to contact a friend. My assumptions were right and the bios was out of date so we flashed it and boom the ssd registered on all fronts and install was a breeze. So if you have my mobo gigabyte sold this backwards. They made the M.2 Pcie ssd technology available but did't make the mobo able to utilize it right away. It looks like it took 4 versions of the bios until the ssd could be read which really confused us and is kind of backwards, so thanks gigabyte... not wd's fault. So with this said, this thing is super fast for my build and I'm absolutely in love. Can'y wsit to see the load time on high demand games. BUY IT!
This is for the WD Black SN750 1TB NVMe. My ASUS mother board (Prime Z390-P) with Windows 10 Pro, had no trouble using the drive to its full ability, without any extra drivers or settings being done. I have always liked WD hard drives, I'm glad to see their solid state drives are nice as well. Note: The software for the drive is also nice. Small footprint and you can select it to not run unless you choose to. So no background processes running. The WD version of the software will also work on the SanDisk drives.
Was blazing fast boot time less than 4 seconds. Unfortunately failed within a week and sent back for replacement.
