Western Digital WDS512G1X0C internal solid state drive 512 GB PCI Express 3.0 NVMe

Western Digital WDS512G1X0C internal solid state drive 512 GB PCI Express 3.0 NVMe

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Brand : Western Digital
Product name : WDS512G1X0C
Product code : WDS512G1X0C
GTIN (EAN/UPC) : 0718037854564
Category : Internal Solid State Drives
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M.2 Desktop Installation Guide (3.7 MB) Western Digital WDS512G1X0C user manual (3.7 MB) Tri-Fold Brochure (10.3 MB) Product Brochure/Datasheet (0.3 MB) WD Black PCIe SSD White Paper (0.7 MB)
Warranty: : 5 year
Long product name Western Digital WDS512G1X0C internal solid state drive 512 GB PCI Express 3.0 NVMe :
512GB, M.2 2280, PCIe Gen3 8Gb/s, 2050/800 MB/s
Short summary description Western Digital WDS512G1X0C internal solid state drive 512 GB PCI Express 3.0 NVMe :
Western Digital WDS512G1X0C, 512 GB, 2050 MB/s, 8 Gbit/s
Long summary description Western Digital WDS512G1X0C internal solid state drive 512 GB PCI Express 3.0 NVMe :
Western Digital WDS512G1X0C. SSD capacity: 512 GB, Read speed: 2050 MB/s, Write speed: 800 MB/s, Data transfer rate: 8 Gbit/s, Component for: PC/Laptop

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Reviews

Updated:
2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:84

Uk has collected 179 expert reviews for Western Digital WDS512G1X0C internal solid state drive 512 GB PCI Express 3.0 NVMe and the average expert rating is 84 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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thepcenthusiast.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:0

WD released their new Black SN750 NVMe SSD early this year. It's the successor to last year's WD Black (2018), our review here. The WD Black 2018 was a fast and good NVMe SSD, able to compete with Samsung 970 EVO. But it wasn't enough, thus the company r...

The WD Black SN750 is a good M.2 NVMe SSD overall. It did not outperform its predecessor, the WD Black 2018, by a huge margin; and I wasn't expecting either. Nevertheless, it did outperform its predecessor most of the time by a few MB/s. It also outperfor...

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tech-critter.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:0

WD released its WD Black PCIE SSD last year, which has a peak sequential read speed of 2050 MB/s. Despite the impressive performance, the WD Black PCIE SSD still falls behind quite a number of its competitors. This year, WD released the WD Black NVMe SSD...

Excellent out of the box performance, Impressive in-house developed controller, Small footprint, Good software bundle, Backed by 5-year warranty...
Noticeable slower starting speed for write operation, Unusable paid features from Acronis True Image still get installed to your system...
Much to our surprise, WD's in-house developed controller seems to be working really well. The highest temperature recorded during our test is at 68°C, which is a little warm compared to the Plextor M9Pe that is paired with it for the test, but we have yet...

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back2gaming.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:90

The 500GB WD Black SSD NVMe is rated for 3400MB/s read and 2500MB/s write. The 1TB model does it one better with a faster write speed of 2800MB/s. The smallest capacity SKU, the 250GB, does a more modest 3000MB/s read and 1600MB/s write on the other hand...

Excellent sequential performance, Reasonable cost per gigabyte, 5year warranty...
250GB performance rating is underwhelming...
The 500GB WD Black SSD NVMe is rated for 3400MB/s read and 2500MB/s write. The 1TB model does it one better with a faster write speed of 2800MB/s. The smallest capacity SKU, the 250GB, does a more modest 3000MB/s read and 1600MB/s write on the other hand...

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pcgamesn.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:90

The WD Black SSD offers NVMe storage speed for a bargain price. It introduces SanDisk's 3D NAND into its consumer SSD range and pairs it up with an in-house memory controller. Solid state storage is a tough market at the moment, with Samsung largely rulin...

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unbox.ph

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:0

If you want to turbocharge your PC or notebook's loading and access speeds, you'll definitely need to buy an SSD. For people looking to inject serious speed into their build, that meant buying Samsung's 970 EVO NVMe SSD and spending a fair amount of cash...

If you're looking to supercharge your next PC build, then yes, Western Digital's new Black NVMe SSD storage is definitely an upgrade item you need. It is pretty close to the performance of its closest rival at a few thousand pesos cheaper – the 500GB vari...

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uk.hardware.info

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:0

The supply of SSDs remains high and prices are falling again: it is high time for a new comparison test. You can read it here, based on a completely new test setup, with which we can test SSDs even better than before. We scored 67 models in this test, inc...

Now that the prices of SSDs are starting to fall again, the competition is starting to take off again. Especially the new models from Crucial and Samsung bring some life back to the business, which was badly needed in this market. Last year there were few...

lowyat.net

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:0

It is a well-known fact among consumers that solid state drive (SSD) triumphs over hard drive when it comes to speed. That being said, not all SSDs are made equal though since they can still be further differentiated by their respective data speed ratings...

If you looking for a speedy solution and have the budget for it, the answer is definitely yes. Currently priced at RM 1639 on WD's Flagship Store on Lazada, the WD Black NVMe SSD might costs RM 360 more than the SATA-based WD Blue 3D NAND SSD but what you...

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techteamgb.co.uk

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:96

Want one? Amazon: prourls.co/jjmv Samsung generally holds the crown for best NVMe SSDs – but WD thinks they can take it from them with this, their Black NVMe M.2 SSD – and in my case the 1TB model. Let's find out if it's worth your money, and able to slay...

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thestreamingblog.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:100

For quite some time, Samsung has been considered as the undisputed leader in the world of Solid State Drives. They've also been constantly acknowledged as the best producers of SSDs with some of the fastest NVMe drives to date. While a lot of companies ha...

The disks under WD's Black label has always been known for high performance and quality, however, a lot of people were not pleased with the original Black PCIe drive. Some have said that it should have been under the Blue label which was the company's lin...

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eteknix.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:0

Today is a grand day as I get to test Western Digital ‘s WD Black NVMe SSD ( product link ). Western Digital has used colours to identify their drives for a long time and black has always been the crown. That is no different now that we're moving from HDD...

Amazing performance, Good endurance and 5-year warranty, Black PCB to compliment the drive name and generally improve the look, Acronis True Image WD Edition bonus, High compatibility through standard M.2 2280 form factor...
None, “Western Digital breaks through our charts with the WD Black PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD. It is an amazing drive which could boost your system’s performance to a whole new level.”, Western Digital WD Black 1TB M.2 NVMe SSD Review, We would like to thank, West...
Pricing and AvailabilityYou can become the proud owner of Western Digital's WD Black 1TB NVMe SSD for £365.03 or $399.15 at the time of this review.DesignAt the core, Western Digital's new drive, the WD Black PCIe NVMe M.2 drive, is quite simple. It is a...

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cravingtech.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:100

WD Black NVMe M.2 SSD (2018) Review – Western Digital fans should know by now that the “Black” means serious business. It's the model to get if you are looking for the best performance in storage from Western Digital.Even the traditional hard drive (HDD...

WD Black NVMe SSD will be a tough one to beat. It is one of the fastest NVMe M.2 SSDs around in the market (compared to Kingston and Samsung) and with a blazing fast read/write speed, you can pretty much throw anything you can think of to it and get excel...

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thepcenthusiast.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:0

The WD Black 3D NVMe SSD is the company's latest attempt to compete with other high performance storage drives in the market. Last year's WD Black PCIE NVMe SSD wasn't really able to beat or at least level with what Samsung has to offer. Read/write speeds...

I am impressed! Finally a WD Black drive that we deserve. The 2018 WD Black NVMe SSSD is definitely much better than what the company released last year – the WD Black PCIe NVMe SSD (2017) with blue PCB. The actual read and write performance are (very) im...

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kitguru.net

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:90

WD's first NVMe drive to carry the Black label – the Black PCIe – was something of a disappointment in terms of performance, to say the least. While it was true to say that it was, up till now, the fastest ever Black drive, it was no match for many of its...

Performance, WD controller, Five year warranty...
The 4K performance was a little disappointing in some of the tests...
WD's Black label has always been reserved for high performance disks and it has to be said that the original Black PCIe drive was disappointing. There were many that thought it should have actually been released as a Blue label product.Now WD has delivere...

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techradar.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:100

For better or worse, Samsung has been the undisputed leader in the solid-state drive world with the fastest NVMe drives. While many have tried to dethrone the South Korean electronics firm's undisputed lead, just as many have failed to deliver the same le...

Performance ranks among the best, Fastest sequential write speed we've recorded, Designed for longevity...
Disappointing random write speeds...
The WD Black NVMe SSD is an incredible step up from the company's previous PCIe drive, delivering a massive increase to read and write speeds. Thanks to the latter being the highest we've ever recorded, it manages to step slightly out from the shadow of t...

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HEXUS.net

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:0

WD has been trying to crack the premium SSD market for some time. Spurred on by the acquisition of SanDisk, paving the way for in-house NAND production, and concurrent investment for controller technology, the storage giant is finally ready to go toe-to-t...

Super-fast performance, Five-year warranty, Big-name support...
Endurance not amazing, Basic info app...
A dearth of high-performance third-party controllers has lead to the big storage companies looking inward and design their own. This is why, after years in development, WD has also come to the high-end PCIe NVMe party with its own controller and, in conju...

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tweaktown.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:99

After seeing the writing on the wall, Western Digital made the decision to go all-in with the NAND revolution by acquiring SanDisk and the fab access that comes with it. Western Digital still leads the world in mechanical storage and plan to continue forw...

Sequencers, tiered caching, geared ECC - Western Digital's NVMe controller is truly a force to be reckoned with. As we saw throughout our testing, the built from the ground up WD controller ushers in the end of Samsung's reign as the undisputed king of fl...

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kitguru.net

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:75

The first results of the WD acquisition of SanDisk, the WD Blue and Green SSD range didn't exactly set the world on fire but WD's latest SSD drive is a whole new ball game. The WD Black PCIe drive is as it says on the tin a PCIe drive – and a PCIe Gen3 x4...

First WD PCIe NVMe drive, 5-year warranty, Price...
2D Planer NAND, Overall performance is not a strong as you might expect from a Black labelled drive, Kitguru says: While it might not deliver cutting edge performance, it is good to see WD finally have a drive that gives them a seat at the top tier of SSD...
WD's Black range used to be all about cutting edge performance, but sadly the new drive doesn't hold up the family tradition. While it is correct to pronounce the Black PCIe drive as the fastest Black drive yet, it struggles against some of its more matur...

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tomshardware.co.uk

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:0

Once reserved for enthusiasts and power users, NVMe SSDs have trickled down-market. We haven't seen a flood of low-cost products to take us beyond the limits of SATA, but there are enough available to give us a few choices. The latest low-cost NVMe model...

Low pricing, Software management, Solid notebook battery life, 5Year warranty...
Low performance, Poor endurance, 2D NAND again, Misleading branding...
WD pairs the high-performance NVMe protocol with underwhelming planar 15nm TLC NAND and hopes you don't look beyond the go-fast stickers. The Black is WD's third recent consumer SSD, but none of them have been competitive at release. We can only hope...

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techpowerup.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:0

Western Digital (or simply WD), is the world's largest manufacturer of storage solutions, mostly known for their wide range of hard disk offerings. With their acquisition of SanDisk in 2016, WD became one of the largest manufacturers for flash storage, t...

Fastest SSD we ever reviewed, No thermal throttling, Reasonable pricing, Good sequential write performance, 5-year warranty, Compact form factor...
Rated "up to" write speeds don't reflect reality, Expensive compared to some competing drives, SLC cache quite small...
The WD Black NVMe SSD 2018 is currently listed online for $105. Fastest SSD we ever reviewed No thermal throttling Reasonable pricing Good sequential write performance 5-year warranty Compact form factor Rated "up to" write speeds don't reflect reality Ex...

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techgage.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:0

A new year, a new SSD review! Competition is the butter on the bread of capitalism, supposedly, anyway. Tasteless aphorisms aside, when one thinks of the absolute best NVMe solid-state drives out there, Samsung's 900-Series quickly comes to mind.Four year...

It is readily apparent that this new Western Digital controller is a major player in the NVMe performance market. In 2016, WD spent a cool $19 billion to acquire SanDisk, a major NAND manufacturer that also produced and sold both consumer and enterprise s...

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guru3d.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:100

Earlier in 2018 Western Digital launched their WD Black series NVMe SSDs. We finally have a chance to test one thoroughly. The SSD has SanDisk written all over it, literally, and that is a good thing as this storage unit reaches that 3400 MB/s level in pe...

Western Digital offers a storage solution that will be very satisfactory, at that 3000 MB/sec range. The storage volume size versus performance is a little more tricky to describe as it varies per size, the 250GB model does 1,600 MB/sec writes, the 500 GB...

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wccftech.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:85

Western Digital is a name very well known in the storage world, and have been around for almost 50 years, though almost all of that time was spent selling mechanical storage, over the past 10 years or so, they've been using the color-coded branding, which...

Incredibly fast, Great Warranty, Controller Is made in house...
Pricing...
All in all the WD Black NVMe is quite a strong drive, with its biggest weakness being its smaller file reads, which seems to be due to it taking a bit to jump from idle to max performance, this can be a problem for light workloads, but honestly not incred...

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Bjorn3d.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:94

When talking about Western Digital, I think the first thought is a storage Behemoth that has been around since seemingly the beginning of PC (since 1970 actually, so close enough). I am betting if you asked Western Digital about SSDs or Flash-based storag...

Price, Custom in-house designed hardware, 1TB Capacity, Insanely High Speed, 5 Year Warranty...
Some older systems will need an upgrade to support booting NVMe...
The day of the mechanical HDD has been long touted as coming to an end. With one of the original behemoth in the HDD market Western Digital now adopting flash-based media readily and in massive volume with the amazing performance like we saw today, it loo...

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overclock3d.net

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:0

If, like us, you have been in the world of computer hardware for an extremely long time then you'll have two names flash into your mind when people start speaking of storage. Seagate, and Western Digital. Both of these companies provided high quality, r...

It is amazing how quickly we have got used to the speeds able to be delivered to us by the NVMe technology and its M.2 drives. It barely seems five minutes ago we were having to pick our jaws up off the floor at the latest SSD which brought bandwidth satu...

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techspot.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

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The SSD market can seem overwhelming at first glance. Each product claims to be the fastest with advanced technologies that leave the competition in the dust. There's a lot of marketing fluff and artificial numbers thrown around, though ultimately it's a...

Many of the common storage related tasks didn't seem to be overly affected by which drive from this round up they were run on. As anticipated, Optane drives and second-generation NVMe SSDs are the top players in the market offering a considerable performa...

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pcmag.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:80

If you're planning to put a CPU with more than a dozen cores and two screaming-fast SLI video cards in your next gaming rig or workstation, you're off to a good start toward extreme performance. But you should also be thinking about adding a high-performa...

Available in capacities up to 1TB, Very fast, thanks to NVMe support and 3D NAND memory, Reasonable cost per gigabyte, Five-year warranty...
Lower capacities offer lesser performance...
Available in a capacious 1TB version and boasting screaming read/write speeds, the WD Black NVMe is an excellent M.2 SSD to install in a gaming rig or media-editing workstation...

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lanoc.org

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

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Western Digital might bring to mind spinning disks but they have been dabbling in the SSD market for a while now, especially with their pickup of SanDisk. I've ever had the chance to check out their portable SSD. But this past April WD was really hyping u...

If any of you have had any experience with Western Digital hard drives, they don't really go around tossing the black branding on just anything. Even back in the day when they first introduced their own SSDs, they avoided it. It only goes on their fas...

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Techreport.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

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Western Digital has a long and rich history in the storage market, but for a long time it wasn't a player in the consumer solid-state storage space. The company first started to dabble in SSDs with its acquisition of Siliconsystems almost ten years ago, b...

The WD Black NVMe suffered an asthmatic performance in IOMeter, but its RoboBench performance was phenomenal. Western Digital had its sights set on the 970 EVO, and we expect that the Black's overall performance will fall fairly close to its rival. We di...

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cdrlabs.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

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Model: Western Digital WD Black NVMe 1TB Solid State Drive Manufacturer: Western Digital Provided By: Western DigitalAs one of the biggest names in the storage industry, Western Digital doesn't need much of an introduction. Founded in 1970, the company...

Available in 256GB, 512GB and 1TB capacities, PCIe Gen3 x4 NVMe 1.3 interface, Equipped with 64-layer BiCS3 3D TLC NAND, Excellent sequential and random read and write speeds, Features nCache 3.0 technology, Small M.2 2280 form factor, Large DRAM cache, R...
Does not support hardware based encryption, Not available in a 2TB capacity...
Western Digital has clearly put a lot of time and effort into their new WD Black NVMe SSD. Instead of using an off the shelf solution from Marvell or Silicon Motion, the company engineered their new SSD platform from the ground up. Everything from the WD...

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hothardware.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:80

Western Digital recently launched a new family of NVMe-based solid state drives targeting gamers and enthusiasts. The simply-branded WD Black NVMe SSD family has a similar naming convention to some previous-generation solid state drives built by the compa...

Strong Writes, Good Endurance, Competitive Pricing, 5 Year Warranty...
Middling Reads, Some Performance Inconsistencies...
WD Black NVMe SSD - Find Them At AmazonThe WD Black NVMe SSD hits a number of high notes. Sequential transfers are strong, especially in terms of writes, and latency and endurance are good. The drives also carry a healthy 5-year warranty. We saw some inco...

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storagereview.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

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Recently Western Digital released a new high performance PCIe NVMe SSD with the second generation WD Black. Being a “Black” drive it is intended for general, higher-end PC use. The drive come in a M.2 2280 form factor making it ideal for notebooks and ult...

WD has expanded its SSD family with the addition of its Black NVMe SSD and the SanDisk Extreme Pro. This M.2, NVMe drive has quoted speeds up to 3.4GB/s sequential read and up to 2.8GB/s write and comes in 250GB, 500GB, and 1TB capacities. The drive is WD...

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anandtech.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

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Western Digital is bringing 3D NAND to their high-end consumer SSD family with the launch today of two new NVMe SSDs featuring SanDisk's 64-layer 3D TLC NAND flash memory. As with the SATA SSDs that first brought 3D NAND to their consumer portfolio, Weste...

We knew from tests last year of Western Digital's SATA drives and the Toshiba XG5 that the SanDisk/Toshiba 64-layer 3D TLC was a huge improvement over their planar NAND, and possibly was even the fastest and most power efficient TLC NAND yet. It is now cl...

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pcworld.com_techhive.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:90

Western Digital's WD Black 3D NVMe SSD delivers much the same performance as the chart-topping Samsung 960 Pro, but for significantly less cash—$200 less in the 1TB capacity.This is a good thing, and a big deal. Samsung has been unchallenged in the end-us...

Top-notch performance, Priced more like a budget NVMe SSD than a premium model, Five-year warranty...
Boring label, Easy to confuse with an older WD Black SSD that was also M.2/NVMe...
The Western Digital Black 3D NVMe SSD is as fast as Samsung's 960 Pro, but it costs a lot less. In fact, it's only slightly more expensive than entry-level drives. It's the drive that smart buyers should go for...

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thinkcomputers.org

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:100

Western Digital is a still is a major player in the storage market, but when it comes to solid state drives WD has not really broken into the gaming and enthusiast market that well. Their current solid state drive offering was late to the game by all acco...

3400 MB/s read, 2800 MB/s write speeds, No overheating issues, Single-sided for better compatibility, Developed completely in-house by WD...
None that we found...
The launch of the WD Black NVMe SSD is in our opinion one of the biggest launches for the company. It is something that Western Digital has really needed and finally brings them into the discussion for high-end NVMe drives. The high-performance NVMe marke...

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thessdreview.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

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But, before we get on with our analysis, we want to clarify something about them. Just like the WD Blue 3D and SanDisk Ultra 3D, these are both the same drives; the only tangible difference is the sticker. WD and SanDisk are both very strong brands in two...

At the beginning of our review, we said we would tell you why you need one of these SSDs. After reading through everything so far, we're pretty sure that we don't need to. The new WD Black and SanDisk Extreme Pro are some of the best SSDs out. They are bu...

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tomshardware.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

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What is the secret to success? In the SSD business, it's vertical integration. That means designing all of the important components so they can work together to deliver the best possible performance and reliability at a low price point. In the past, only...

WD's new in-house NVMe controller is a big win, but cheaper emerging products leave the Black 3D NVMe SSD with poor pricing at launch. It's like seeing an iceberg on the horizon. Hopefully WD can maneuver the ship in time.Review$449.99 MSRP...

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thessdreview.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

Average rating:88

After some months of waiting, they finally released their first SSD, the WD Blue SSD. Similarly designed to that of a current generation SanDisk SSD, the WD Blue proved to be a good first go. For many enthusiasts, on the other hand, other SSD manufacture...

Overall, it outperforms the Intel 600P, but not by much. With the WD Black PCIe at its current prices of $109.99 (256GB) and $199.99 (512GB), the Intel may be a better buy for someone looking to get the cheapest NVMe SSD they can get their hands on or if...

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anandtech.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

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After acquiring SanDisk and introducing WD Green and WD Blue SSDs, it is no surprise to see Western Digital introduce a WD Black SSD that is a M.2 PCIe drive. In keeping with SanDisk's recent trends for mainstream consumer SSDs, the WD Black uses a Marve...

There are still relatively few PCIe SSDs using TLC NAND, and the WD Black is the only one using planar TLC NAND. SanDisk has lately made some of the best planar TLC NAND SSDs with highly effective SLC caching that somewhat insulates them from many of the...

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legitreviews.com

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2019-12-08 14:56:55

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Last month we told you that WD was announcing the WD Black PCIe Solid State Drive (SSD) series that just happens to be the very first WD-branded client PCIe Gen3 x4 NVMe-based SSDs. WD recognizes that enthusiasts and the high-end computing market have mov...

The WD Black PCIe SSD series was designed to be an affordable SSD that unlocks a new level of performance for PC users that have PCIe NVMe compatible systems. The performance numbers we were seeing from this SSD would place it in the entry-level NVMe SSD...

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