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Western Digital is the king of the hard drive market but up to now has been a non-factor in SSDs. However, with its purchase of solid state storage giant, SanDisk, the company immediately leaped to ...

The WD Blue SN5000 NVMe SSD comes in four capacities: 500GB, 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB. This time we will use the 4TB version. Note that the 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB models are equipped with TLC NAND, and the 4TB ...

A hot second after CES 2019, Western Digital announced their latest successor to the WD Black line of high performance gaming drives with the WD Black SN750 with option heatsink. We had the ...

The once exotic NVMe SSD is now fully mainstream. The average enthusiast has at least one, and OEMs are typically including them in their base products. When NVMe SSDs started to become affordable for ...

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If you’ve got a computer that’s rapidly filling up with files, don’t add to your desktop clutter with a portable SSD – pop open that side panel and slot home a WD Blue SN5100 instead. It’s one of the ...

WD updated its performance Black and NAS-optimised Red series of M.2 SSD drives within the last year. Handy to know, but the real volume seller in the PC space is the entry-level Blue line. HEXUS duly ...

WD is one of the more conservative SSD manufacturers out there. Whilst many of the smaller guys have jumped on the PCIe 4.0 bandwagon for superior sequential speeds on AMD's latest platforms, WD's M.2 ...

Even WD’s bargain NVMe SSDs provide excellent bang for the buck. Unlike some cheap competitors, the Blue SN500 maintains a reasonable 750MBps write speed when it runs out of cache. That alone makes it ...