If you're looking for a large SSD as an upgrade for your PC, laptop or Playstation 5 then WD's first 4TB budget-conscious Blue series model, the SN5000, should definitely be on your short list. The ...
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Western Digital is a company with a rich history in developing hard disk technologies that have become widely adopted since the era of floppy disk formatters/controllers and the ATA interface. After ...
At the right (low) price, this drive will deliver the PCIe 4.0 goods and deliver them Consistently. It’s new QLC also offers a significantly faster native write rate than previous generations. When ...
Page 2: WD Blue SN550 SSD: More Benchmarks And Our Verdict Spinning hard disks are completely out for just about all but the very cheapest of systems. Solid state drives like the WD Blue SN550 we'll ...
A name you know from a brand you trust. The new WD Blue SN500 NVMe is a low-cost mainstream SSD with a strong warrnty and SATA killing performance. We already declared the end of SATA SSDs for ...
WD set itself a pretty high bar with its original entry level NVMe SSD, as we considered the 500GB WD Blue SN500 the first horseman to SATA's eventual apocalypse. But with the SATA connection already ...
Much faster PCIe 4.0 SSDs only cost a little more No significant benefits over previous generation No 4TB option Building a PC on a budget means cutting costs at every turn, but the benefits of ...
Western Digital's Blue SN5000 is an odd proposition. It's a QLC 4TB SSD, aimed at the entry-level PCIe 4.0 market. Its performance is somewhat sluggish and a bit dated for the platform, and sadly, ...
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