Review on Western Digital WD Blue SN570 2TB M.2 SSD WDS200T3B0C by Adam EK ᠌

It was purchased to replace the regular SK Hynix PC601 512GB in an HP 15s-eq laptop. To do this, it was necessary to copy the contents of the regular disk to a new disk. WD Blue 2Tb was inserted into an external USB case, but it was crookedly defined there and also crookedly activated. I had to put the WD drive on the board, and the standard drive in an external container, and use Acronis True Image to clone the contents of the standard drive to the WD drive. In about an hour, everything was copied and the laptop started up normally from a new disk. In tests, it approximately shows the declared speed of 3500 mb / s, it heats up less than a standard Hynix drive, probably incl. due to the lack of large protective stickers on the disk case. So after the speed test in CrystalDiskMark, the regular one heated up to 70 degrees, WD Blue up to 50 degrees.