passé and NVMe is what you should be looking at if you want a blazing fast PC experience. It provides faster access and consumes less power. NVM Express, also known as NVMe, is an interface specification optimized for NAND flash and next-generation solid-state storage technologies. The Express denotes the fact that the data travels over the PCI Express (PCIe) interface on your computer’s motherboard.
Key Features of WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD
The WD Black SN750 NVMe is built on Western Digital’s 3D NAND technology and also comes with integrated aluminium heatsink to help maintain speed and optimum temperature, eventually keeping the drive below the thermal throttling point regardless of the workload. The new-age SSDs are targeted at gamers and for users who work on high demanding tasks like video editing. The WD SN750 is available in different capacities starting at 250GB and going up to 2TB. The heatsink model is available only on 500GB and above drives. The sequential read rate goes up to a whopping 3,400 MB/s and sequential writes up to 2,900 MB/s.
Key Features of WD Blue SN500 NVMe SSD
The SN500 is also built on Western Digital’s 3D NAND technology and offers transfer speeds up to 1,700MB/s and lower power draw when compared to SATA. This NVMe SSD is targeted at mainstream power users who want to experience the power of NVMe but don’t want to stretch the budget over SN750.- Delivers sequential read speeds up to 1700MB/s and sequential write speeds up to 1450MB/s
- supports the PCIe® NVMe interface and DRAM-less configurations.
- You also get 5-years limited warranty.
