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WD_BLACK 1TB SN770 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive - Gen4 PCIe, M.2 2280, Up to 5,150 MB/s - WDS100T3X0E
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Andy Placeres
> 3 dayI purchased it on sale for $70 as an upgrade. it is a really good value drive compared to others in its price range.
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juan c.
> 3 dayLa velicidad en muy rapida para tranferencia de datos y carga de sistema opertivo
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Nicholas
Greater than one week$35 for a 500G M.2 SSD? Sign me up. My server only supports PCI gen 3, so the speed doesnt really matter. It was cheaper than a SATA SSD with half the capacity.
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LegoDad
> 3 dayGrabbed this for a new Alienware M17 R5 laptop I just received. It supports two M.2 SSDs and I wanted another drive for the games and Oculus programs to install to rather than having them on the main system SSD.
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Tom S.
> 3 dayWorked perfect in my new build. No problems.
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J.p.G.
Greater than one weekIve only had this installed for a month. So far my read/write speeds have nearly doubled. It appears to be stable but its still early to tell. If anything changes, Ill add to this review in the future.
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Bmj0nes
> 3 dayThe WDSN770 is one of the most affordable 2tb NVME drives out there right now thats also very reliable and has a decent TBW. When youre buying a flash device people are mainly interested in how big is it and how much does it cost. Sometimes people look at how fast is it. Just as important as those 3 questions is how long will it last. Flash memory because of what it is and how it works has a limited number of times it can be written to before it dies. Its the job of the controller on the SSD to keep track of how many times each cell on the drive has been written to and perform whats called wear leveling, where the drive moves data around to even out where writes take place so one part of the drive doesnt go bad before others, or minimize it anyway. TBW stands for terrabytes written and every SSD has a lifespan measured in TBW. Cheap drives and smaller drives generally have a lower TBW. Ive seen other 2TB ssds with as low as 300-500 TBW but this wdc drive in the 2tb model has a TBW of 1200.
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Jose Pena
> 3 dayVery good product at a good price
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Sedrick Simmons
> 3 dayGreat
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Arvilla Langworth
16-12-2024Excelente