WD_BLACK 1TB SN770 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive - Gen4 PCIe, M.2 2280, Up to 5,150 MB/s - WDS100T3X0E - [Previous Generation]

The WD_BLACK 1TB SN770 NVMe SSD has been an awesome upgrade for my gaming rig! Installation was super easy — just slot it into the M.2 port and it was recognized instantly. The performance boost is real — game load times are noticeably faster, and everything feels more responsive overall. The 1TB capacity gives me plenty of room for large AAA games, and the SSD stays cool and stable even during long play sessions. It’s a high-quality, reliable drive that feels like a big step up from SATA drives or older NVMe models. If you’re looking to speed up your system and shorten load times without breaking the bank, this WD_BLACK SSD is a fantastic choice. Highly recommend!

This SSD completely transformed my PC! The speed improvement is insane compared to my old hard drive. Boot times are almost instant, games load significantly faster, and file transfers are lightning quick. If you're upgrading from a traditional HDD or even an older SATA SSD, the difference is night and day. Compatibility & Fit Before purchasing, make sure your motherboard supports NVMe SSDs. This drive is PCIe Gen4, but it also works with PCIe Gen3 systems (though at slightly lower speeds). I installed it in a Gen3 slot, and it still ran way faster than my previous SSD. Fits perfectly in my M.2 slot, but just a reminder—it does NOT come with a mounting screw, so check if your motherboard already has one. ✔ Works great on PCIe Gen3 and Gen4 systems. ✔ Slim & compact M.2 form factor – perfect fit! ✔ Compatible with most modern motherboards & laptops. ✖ Does NOT come with a mounting screw—have one ready! Format Capability Out of the box, it needs to be formatted before use. If you're installing it as a secondary drive, go to Disk Management (Windows) or Disk Utility (Mac) to initialize and format it. If you're using it for a fresh OS install, it works great once formatted through the installer. No issues detected! Final Thoughts – Perfect for Any PC Upgrade! If you're looking for a fast, reliable, and easy-to-install SSD, this is one of the best options out there. Whether you're gaming, editing, or just need a blazing-fast system, this drive is worth every penny! Just remember to check compatibility, get a mounting screw if needed, and format it before use!

Plenty of space for me, had no trouble installing or using over a few months time

I ordered 2 of the WD Black 770's each 1 TB, and 2 ACASIS Thunderbolt 3-4 enclosures, along with the supplied Thunderbolt 3-4 cables. I'm running on a 2019 iMac, 13.5 (beta) Ventura, 1 WD Black as a "startup" drive, the other as a backup with a 1 TB Samsung 870 EVO SSD as an internal drive as a secondary Backup, really slow compared to the 2 externals. The speeds as a startup are off the charts for an aging iMac, using Carbon Copy Cloner for my backups, 200 GB in just over 2 minutes, amazing speeds, everything is so much faster. I looked at other NVMEs but settled on the 770s, it was a great purchase, and I highly recommend these WD Black 770's NVME's . Granted sustained writes tend to fall off as expected, reads rarely drop off. The Black Majic tests were run over a 10min period, a 2 GB stress. If you're looking to speed up an aging iMac with Thunderbolt 3 ports and without taking it apart (risky business but can be done) to do an internal NVME, this is your ticket! Speed Tests say it all, for a 2019 iMac that's fast! Also, I highly recommend the ACASIS 40Gbps M.2 NVME Thunderbolt enclosures. A little pricey but well worth the investment. As a footnote, the "NVME Heatsink with Nano pads and Copper Heatsink from SGTKJSJS" (at $10 it's a great deal) installed on the drives rarely do they get warm to the touch maybe 50 ˚C. After a little trial and error, and some fiddling getting everything to the right height in the cases, once there you're good to go.

Ive always had WD hard drives the last 25 years, usually the caviar black HDD never once had one fail. I run them HARD for about 2 years they are on 24/7 and I retire them as backup archives. A year ago I bought one of the WD_BLACK 1TB SN770 NVMe to use in my home-built linux tower and another for an external usb and they have been flawless. The tower is on 24/7 and here is the terminal command to check the drive done to-day, as can be seen it's been powered on 6,662 hours the "Percentage used" is how much out of it's expected lifespan has been used so far= 0% It had read 1.63 TB and written 3.04 TB, Ive seen another drive that had 9% used and it had over 39TB written and 17,000 powered on hours, so these are very durable drives! I will still replace it on a schedule like always, but probably 4 years instead of 2. I use htis drive for my operating system and downloading videos, video editing, downloads etc and back up all files to a WD 4TB HDD which as always- I retire as an archive every 2 years. This is a good way to manage your computer- use the SSD for operating systems and use a HDD mechanical drive for long term storage of files and content, backups etc. Unlike HDD, SSD drives can lose power internally over time and the power is what maintains the files on it, a HDD doesnt store content that way, they last much longer sitting as a backup unpowered. Another important thing is keeping the drive and internals of your device COOL, much easier on a tower/desktop, heat destroys electronics. I monitor mine and nothing inside shows any warmer than 116-f In short, the WD SN770 has been just perfect in every way Here is the test results; sudo smartctl -l selftest /dev/nvme0n1p1 4 - 0.0050W - - 4 4 4 4 10000 6000 5 - 0.0033W - - 5 5 5 5 176000 25000 Supported LBA Sizes (NSID 0x1) Id Fmt Data Metadt Rel_Perf 0 + 512 0 2 1 - 4096 0 1 === START OF SMART DATA SECTION === SMART overall-health self-assessment test result: PASSED SMART/Health Information (NVMe Log 0x02) Critical Warning: 0x00 Temperature: 27 Celsius Available Spare: 100% Available Spare Threshold: 10% Percentage Used: 0% Data Units Read: 3,200,099 [1.63 TB] Data Units Written: 5,939,548 [3.04 TB] Host Read Commands: 39,247,294 Host Write Commands: 84,914,586 Controller Busy Time: 369 Power Cycles: 69 Power On Hours: 6,662 Unsafe Shutdowns: 37 Media and Data Integrity Errors: 0 Error Information Log Entries: 0 Warning Comp. Temperature Time: 0 Critical Comp. Temperature Time: 0 Temperature Sensor 1: 47 Celsius Temperature Sensor 2: 26 Celsius Error Information (NVMe Log 0x01, 16 of 256 entries) No Errors Logged

Decent but, they could definitely do better in price and performance especially when this is typically geared towards gaming. Randomly will disconnect from my laptop while in use and for some reason I have to restart my laptop, open bios, save and exit, then start my laptop up again for it to re-register on my laptop. Scares me because how much data I have saved on hear. Ironically I have had HDD's last longer and more reliably than this 😬 for the price I paid, I feel a credit should be due to me. The lifespan may be runing it's corse for me after about 3 years 🤯 which is very very very very bad👎 I had no compatibility issues and the drive quality seemed like it was up to par. Don't be quick to judge a hard drive by it's name or look. The speed feel slighlty better than the older style sdd but for the most part it's still working.

No problems as of yet! Super fast, super reliable. Loading times went down as my storage space went up. Installation was nice and easy!

قيمة مقابل سعر

簡単に取り付けできて、今のところ問題なく使えています

Overall, the disk is ok, but it overheats extremely. The temperature on the controller reached over 70°C, causing thermal throttling. I had to add a heatsink and a fan to it. Now it is working fine.

Vale muito a pena investir nessa marca, muito boa!!

J’ai installé le WD_BLACK SN770 2 To dans mon PC de gaming (avec Ryzen 7 et RTX 4080), et voici mon retour après plusieurs semaines de test. ✅ Ce que j’ai apprécié : Débits impressionnants : environ 5 150 Mo/s en lecture séquentielle et 4 850 Mo/s en écriture, ce qui se ressent immédiatement dans les temps de chargement de jeux et le transfert de gros fichiers Performances solides en usage réel : les tests montrent ~5 200 Mo/s en lecture/écriture même après plusieurs passes lourdes, et d’excellents résultats en 4 K sous AS SSD et CrystalDiskMark Efficacité thermique correcte : la température reste d’environ 38 °C dans ma tour, bien que pour des transferts longs elle monte vers 67 °C – sans déclencher de throttling grâce à de très bonnes performances continues . Endurance rassurante : 1 200 TBW annoncés, avec garantie 5 ans, correspond bien à mon usage intensif – sauvegardes, jeux, montage vidéo Tarif attractif : je l’ai obtenu aux alentours de 110 $ pour la version 2 To, ce qui est un excellent rapport capacité/performance ⚠️ Les points moins enthousiasmants : Chauffe importante, surtout en copie prolongée : j’ai constaté jusqu’à 67–75 °C avec un dissipateur. Il est indispensable de prévoir un heatsink ou un bon flux d’air Pas de mémoire DRAM, HMB seulement : cela n’a pas impacté mon usage mais peut ralentir en cas d’accès aléatoire intensif, même si les scores restent élevés. Pas d’encryption AES : pour un usage pro avec données sensibles, elle n’est pas idéale (pas de chiffrement matériel) Risque de BSOD avec certains BIOS/firmware sous Windows 11 24H2 : j’ai appliqué la mise à jour du firmware via Dashboard, et les plantages ont disparu 💬 Conclusion : Le WD_BLACK SN770 2 To est un SSD NVMe PCIe 4.0 parfaitement adapté au gaming et à la création de contenu : rapide, endurant et abordable. Son format M.2 compact libère de la place dans le boîtier. Attention cependant à la gestion thermique : un dissipateur ou un bon flux d’air est fortement recommandé. En gardant son firmware à jour, j’ai un stockage fiable et performant au quotidien. 🔩 Note finale : 4,5/5. Performant et rentable, mais pensez à refroidir.

Idealny do laptopów, czy dysków zewnętrznych, gdzie efektywność energetyczna i cieplna ma znaczenie. Działa szybko nawet bez wsparcia Host Memory Buffer (w obudowie Thunderbolt).