WD_BLACK 1TB SN770 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive - Gen4 PCIe, M.2 2280, Up to 5,150 MB/s - WDS100T3X0E

Western Digital Black son memorias dedicadas para Gaming por su baja latencia que hace que la carga de los gráficos sea mucho más rápido

I bought this to upgrade from a WD Blue 1TB SSD. The read and write times on NVMe are superior, and my performance does seem to have boosted a bit on many operations. (I do a bit of video editing and gaming.)

Perfect for the extra slot of my Alienware X17 R2

Easy to install

The hard drive is genuine, and I can use it as soon as my other accessories arrive. The packaging is also very good, and it matches other accessories perfectly.

Buen producto funciona con PS5 y no he tenido inconvenientes ni crasheos al jugar

Crystalmark benchmarks came up nice filled the drive multiple times and have used ntsc,fat32 and ext4. Temperatures stayed optimal without a heatsink but dropped 10 Celsius with one. Definitely recommended for any application from storing your main system to being extra storage, those speeds are legit 3500mbs read 450~1500mbs write

The WD_BLACK 1TB SN770 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive - Gen4 PCIe, M.2 2280, that I purchased for my system was just what I needed. It is very fast and speedy, it operates very reasonably cool and provides plenty of room for Windows 11 and all my other programs and apps to include my Flight Simulator which runs great on my setup. I did change PCI lane configuration in bios to get max speed.

Es genial, la velocidad es increíble y la verdad para juegos los abre super rápido e inicia el SO muy rápido. Su instalación es sencilla, jamas había tenido uno pero este la verdad me ha encantado en todo los sentidos. Recomendado

I purchased this to clone my current OS running on a SATA interface SSD drive installed in a Dell Optiplex 7050 small form factor PC. The Dell has a single M.2 NVME interface on the motherboard which is worlds faster than the SATA interface. I installed this WD Black NVME to an NVME-to-USB adapter and then used Macrium Reflect to hot clone my current OS to this new drive. After about 15 minutes, the drive was ready. Powered off the Dell, installed the NVME drive and unplugged the SATA SSD and booted into the BIOS/UEFI to verify settings. After checking things there I let it boot normally. Windows came up FAST and drive speed tests indicate it was maxing out the speed capable for PCIe 3.0, ~ 2,000 MB/s. The difference between the previous SSD drive and this new WD Black NVME is like night and day. Everything runs much snappier and my game load times have been noticeably reduced.