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This Item  WD_BLACK 1TB SN750 SE NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive - Gen4 PCIe, M.2 2280, Up to 3,600 MB/s - WDS100T1B0E | |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | $66.99 | -10% $45.00 List: $49.99 | $229.99 | -20% $91.92 List: $114.99 | $112.99 | -27% $139.49 List: $189.99 |
| Delivery | Get it May 17 - 20 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 | Get it May 13 - 15 | — |
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| Sold By | Vadget | Corewireless | 212 Distributors (blue light serial #'s recorded) | Amazon.com | BJBRETAIL | Amazon.com |
| storage capacity | 1 TB | 250 GB | 2000 GB | 1000 GB | 1000 GB | 2000 GB |
| hardware interface | pci | pci | pci x 4 | solid state drive | pci x 4 | solid state drive |
| compatible devices | Desktop | Desktop | Laptop, Motherboards | Laptop, Motherboards | Laptop, Motherboards | Laptop, Motherboards |
| form factor | M 2 | M 2 | compact | M.2 2280 | compact | M.2 2280 |
| write speed | 2830 | 1000 | 0 | 6300 | 5300 megabits per second | 6600 |
| read speed | 3600 megabytes per second | 3200 megabytes per second | 7000 megabytes per second | 7300 megabytes per second | 7000 megabytes per second | 7300 megabytes per second |
From the manufacturer
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Get Up and Running Fast
Built for compatibility with modern motherboards and systems, the slim, light M.2 SSD connects easily into the NVMe slot, making installation effortless.
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Compete Longer
The WD_BLACK SN750 SE NVMe SSD draws up to 30% less(3) power than its predecessor, letting you stay in the game longer before your next recharge.
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Destroy Your Load Times
Step up to PCIe Gen4 technology (1) (backwards compatible with PCIe Gen3) with an SSD that delivers read speeds up to 3,600MB/s (2).
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Store More
Available in capacities up to 1TB,* the WD_BLACK SN750 SE NVMe SSD gives you tons of space for storing the latest games and future updates.
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Sustained Peak Performance
WD_BLACK Dashboard helps maintain drive health. An optional gaming mode feature helps you and your drive reach and sustain maxed-out levels of performance.
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Price
| $69.99 | $49.99 | $91.92 | $114.90 |
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INTERFACE
| PCIe Gen4 (1) | PCIe Gen4 (1) | PCIe Gen4x4 (1) | PCIe Gen4x4 (1) |
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SPEED (READ) (2)
| Up to 3,600MB/s | Up to 5,150 MB/s | Up to 7,300 MB/s | Up to 4,150 MB/s |
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SPEED (WRITE)
| Up to 2,900MB/s | Up to 4,850 MB/s | Up to 6,350 MB/s | Up to 4,150 MB/s |
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CAPACITIES*
| 1TB, 500GB, 250GB | 250GB – 2TB | 1TB – 2TB | 250GB – 2TB |
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Great for
| Gaming | Gaming | Content Creation | Content Creation |
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Fast drive, good temps and price!
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 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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Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2020
Capacity: 1TBStyle: Gen3 SSD with HeatsinkVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2019
Capacity: 500GBStyle: Gen3 SSDVerified Purchase
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 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.
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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