WD_BLACK SN750 Internal Gaming Solid Review

I took it as an experiment, I wanted to try not Samsung, as a result I was dissatisfied with the speed of writing and reading, but as a cheaper analogue of ssd from samsung EVO and so on, it will do. Bottom line: one of the best ssds on the market at an adequate price, however, if the difference between it and the Samsung is small, then take the Samsung better) Different pros: Price (I took for 11 thousand, which is not bad) Execution quality Appearance Cons: The actual write and read speed is…

This record is complete garbage. It's only been a few months and it's already broken. It's just terrible quality. I've read other people talking about WD SSD drive failures and it's all true, I should have listened to them, don't waste your money on this terrible product. Buy a Corsair Force Series MP510 or MP600. I have both of them and they are perfect, they also have a much longer lifespan. And they cost even less and run faster in real applications. I wish you all the best of luck. I hope…

If you bought this item with code Battlefield 2042 and you feel like you've been robbed, go back and view the instructions again. They joked about the URL in the English manual but not in other languages. Pay attention to the photo, apparently they accidentally forgot the hyphen between "buyback" and "BF". There you can request the code after entering your date of birth. As for the SSD, yes, it's damn fast. Tested on ArmA 3 and it easily loads Malden in less than 10 seconds. For this price of…

I upgraded to this from a sata ssd and the speed was amazing BUT (yes there is always a but) after installing the OS the computer started to freeze . Computer hung 4 times when transferring data from SSD to NVMe. Then a look at the notification bar another hung. After installing Steam games on another hard drive, the computer freezes. In short, the computer crashed more than 8 times in less than an hour. The drivers and BIOS have been updated and the operating system has recently been installed

I purchased a 500GB WD BLACK SN750 NVMe SSD to replace the OEM Samsung NVMe SSD that was in my friend's Lenovo Yoga 910-13IKB after it failed after less than two years of use. WD BLACK displays read and write times. 3108MB/s and 2214MB/s, more than double the read and write speeds of a Samsung OEM SSD. This disc is a beast. After installing the SSD, it took less than ten minutes to back up and boot into Windows 10 using my Transcend USB 3.1 stick. With the WD app enabled, I can see much more…

I bought this new SN750 NVMe drive to migrate my OS from a Crucial SSD. This drive is noticeably faster. Installation was easy, but I had trouble cloning my operating system to this drive without corruption errors. I ended up backing up my respective files and reinstalling Windows. Because the motherboard or processor was not changed, Windows recognized my computer and I didn't have to repurchase the operating system. Other than that, and it's not really the disc's fault, everything else ran…

I got this NVMe because my regular SATA SSD was pretty full and also because SSDs have come a long way since I bought the Samsung Evo 850 SATA SSD. I've seen a few incorrect questions and answers regarding the possibility of using NVMe SSDs on some Z97 boards, and I'm here to tell you that you certainly can if your board has an integrated M.2 slot (M-Key) and your BIOS has been updated. to let you do it As I said, I have an ASUS Z97-AR, the same as Z97-A, but completely black, and all I need to