WD_BLACK 1TB SN850 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive - Gen4 PCIe, M.2 2280, 3D NAND, Up to 7,000 MB/s - WDS100T1X0E

Lho montato su una Z590. Installazione velocissima, tempi di start 5 secondi. Mai un problema. E Perfetto. Peccato il prezzo sia altino, ma alla fine li vale tutti. Voto complessivo 9.

Utilisation sur ps5 avec un dissipateur acheter à part fonctionne parfaitement rien à redire

Blazingly fast transfers running across full fat PCIe 4.0 interface. You’ll never look at a PCIe 3.0 SSD ever again. Wait till Western Digital or Amazon have a promotion because you’ll save yourself at least £20 off full retail price — from experience, usually every three or four months. Don’t waste your money getting the Heatsink version if your motherboard has an aluminium M.2 shield — just invest in some thermal pads at 1mm, 2mm & 3mm and find the thickness that works best.

The hardware itself is fine, but the software to clone your hard drive, if you want to transfer your operating system and programs to the new drive, is a mess.

La agarre en una oferta a 4k para 1Tb y es increíblemente veloz, la uso en la PS5 y prácticamente no hay tiempos de carga

Watch out for the warrant email WD explain where you bought it and make sure to put it came in retail box and an OEM package. Youll need to provide invoice number and pic of box also pic of invoice. Other than that. Blistering in my x570

Easy to install under the heatsink. Make sure you place it in the m.2 slot that connects to the cpu not the chipset if it is your boot drive. I have the sn750 in a chipset slot for low powered games and basic storage. The cpu slot will typically be closer to your cpu and usually labelled 1. Dont get the version with a built in heatsink if your mobo has one already and save yourself some money.

Hallo zusammen,

Working like a charm.

Its extremely fast. You can improve its performance somewhat in certain situations by enabling Game Mode in the WD Dashboard. This prevents it from entering a low power state while idle, which will increase its power draw, but at normal electricity prices running this thing at its MAXIMUM power spec (which is a huge overestimate) 24/7 would cost on the order of $3/yr.