Western Digital has been around in the data storage industry for decades. They were very popular back when I first got a hold of my computer in the 80s. And they still are popular now, with an up-to-date and extensive range of storage solutions to suit all kinds of storage needs. With the upcoming holiday […]
WD_BLACK SN850X NVMe SSD Review – After seeing how fast the SN750 SE, SN770, and SN850 can transfer data, it makes me wonder how fast can these things get? I mean, I’ve been enjoying running all my games inside the WD_BLACK SN850’s 7,000MB/s reading and 5,300MB/s writing speed, but never thought that I need more
WD_BLACK SN770 NVMe SSD Review – WD_BLACK is releasing another NVMe SSD and this time, it’s tagged as SN770. We know that WD_BLACK is WD’s top of the line products (compared to WD Blue, Red, and Green) but interestingly, we actually already had a WD_BLACK NVMe SSD that is faster than the SN770. I reviewed
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WD Blue SN570 NVMe SSD Review – WD Black SN850 NVMe SSD offers massive performance with its 7,000 MB/s reading and 5,300 MB/s writing speed, but it comes at a price. The 1TB version retails for A$299 at the moment and if you are someone on a budget to build a new PC, all these
WD_BLACK SN750 SE Review – With the “SE” (Second Edition) tag, one might wonder what’s new on the new edition and what’s the difference between that and the original WD_Black SN750 that we’ve had before. In short summary, the SN750 SE supports PCIe Gen4 interface (and Gen3 backward compatibility), draws less power, and has slightly
WD Black SN850 NVMe SSD Review – Just when you think that you’ve got the fastest drive in the planet, there is always something lurking around the corner. Back in 2018, I called the original WD_Black NVMe SSD the fastest drive I’ve ever stumbled upon (with 3,400MB/s read and 2,800MB/s write speed). And then the
We may all be in lockdown but Western Digital has not stopped working hard with a range of products coming now or soon. For example, there are three new, portable, SanDisk drives focusing on performance, thanks to the NVMe drives used as the storage: SanDisk Portable SSD, Extreme Portable SSD, and Extreme PRO Portable SSD.
WD My Passport SSD (2020) Review – It’s really good to be in the technology niche, especially seeing products get more and more innovative. Portable SSDs have been around for some time and they keep getting faster, more compact, and lighter. While the good, old, portable hard drive like the WD My Passport is more
WD Blue SN550 NVMe SSD Review – WD Blue SN550 is an affordable NVMe SSD aimed towards gamers who are keen to get shorter loading screen and gaming performance out of their machine. With read speeds up to 2,400 MB/s, you’ll be surprised how fast everything is – especially if you are upgrading from an
WD Black P50 Game Drive SSD Review – While SSD is getting cheaper and cheaper, there are times where you can’t upgrade or replace the drives inside your gaming device (for whatever reason). For example, if you have a gaming laptop with just a 128GB or 256GB SSD drive, you’ll realise soon enough that you
WD My Passport (2019) Review – Western Digital recently updated their portable storage line, WD My Passport with a more stylish design and more importantly, slimmer in size. In fact, I was quite surprised to see how slim the portable hard drive is, considering it can hold data capacity of up to 5TB. The review
