WD_BLACK 1TB SN850X NVMe Internal Gaming Solid State Drive
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About WD_BLACK 1TB SN850X NVMe Internal Gaming Solid State Drive
Overall Feedback:
81% positive
78% liked the generous storage capacity, but 22% found it too small
I bought the internal solid-state drive on sale and I am satisfied with its value, capacity, and functionality.
I am pleased to report that the internal solid-state drive has the full 1TB capacity that is advertised.
The extra 2TB of storage has helped me manage my growing library of games.
The WD_Black 2TB SN850X NVMe SSD has taken my gaming experience to the next level.
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84% praised for its lightning-fast read and write speeds, but 16% experienced slower performance
I am getting transfer speeds of 400mbs/600mbs.
My maximum read speed is 6957MB/s and maximum write speed is 6664MB/s.
I purchased the drives for their high write and read speeds and am getting transfer speeds of 400mbs/600mbs.
For my purposes, the read/write speeds of the internal-solid-state-drives are adequate, but not as advertised.
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72% found it compatible with various systems, but 28% encountered compatibility issues
I ordered a different type of SSD from Crucial after facing issues with the WD Black SSD m.2 drive I received. I checked compatibility on the Crucial website and installed the new SSD without any issues.
75% praised for its rugged durability, while 25% experienced hardware failure
I would consider buying either of these drives based on pricing and availability at the time of purchase.
The SSD handles large files and software with ease, making it a great all-around SSD for any high-performance setup.
I wasted money on a drive that started showing errors despite having a super low write size for an NVME.
72% appreciated its low power consumption, though 28% noticed higher energy usage
I did not mention the power consumption of internal-solid-state-drives in the review.
I have not mentioned anything about the power consumption of the internal-solid-state-drive.
NVMEs lifespan is affected by writes, not reads, due to the high voltage application to cells to set their bit to 0 or 1.
