WD_BLACK 1TB SN770 M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 NVMe Gaming SSD up
WD_BLACK SN770 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD, M.2 2280 NVMe SSD, Gaming Solid State drive, PCIe Gen4 NVMe, High Performance Gaming drive, Read speeds up to 5150 MB/s, Black
First into the Action
Get into the match fast as you zoom past load times with blazing speeds of up to 5,150 MB/s (1) (1B and 2TB models).
Smoother, Faster Gaming
Improve in-game responsiveness and streaming with the PCIe Gen4 interface2 for a performance boost you can see and feel. The interface is compatible with leading CPU and motherboard platforms.
Store More
Available in capacities up to 2TB4, the WD_BLACK SN770 NVMe SSD gives you tons of storage for your latest games with space left over for future updates and downloadable content.
Game Longer and Better
Optimize peak performance in gaming mode and monitor your drive’s health with the WD_BLACK Dashboard so you can game with confidence.
From a Trusted Brand in Gaming Storage
Equipped with advanced thermal management technology that helps maintain consistent performance, this reliable drive comes in an M.2 SSD form factor for compatibility with motherboards and laptops.
Turbocharge Your Laptop
Get up to 20% more power efficiency at maximum speed over the previous generation3 (1TB model) for an even better overall gaming experience on your portable rig.
Comparison Table
WD_BLACK SN770 NVME SSD | WD_BLACK SN750SE NVMe SSD | WD Blue SN570 NVMe SSD | WD_BLACK SN850 NVMe SSD | |
Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 16,934 | 4.8 out of 5 stars 16,745 | 4.8 out of 5 stars 57,241 | 4.8 out of 5 stars 6,950 |
Price | £55.99 | — | — | £99.00 |
Capacity | 250GB – 2TB | 250GB – 1TB | 250GB – 1TB | 250GB – 2TB |
Interface | PCIe Gen4x4 | PCIe Gen4x4 | PCIe Gen3x4 | PCIe Gen4x4 |
Sequential Read (MB/s) (1) | Up to 5,150 MB/s | Up to 3,600 MB/s | Up to 3,500 MB/s | Up to 7,000 MB/s |
Sequential Write (MB/s) (1) | Up to 4,900 MB/s | Up to 2,830 MB/s | Up to 3,500 MB/s | Up to 5,300 MB/x |
Great for | Gaming | Gaming | Content Creation | Gaming |
Weight: | 5.44 g |
Dimensions: | 8 x 2.21 x 0.23 cm; 5.44 g |
Brand: | WD_Black |
Model: | WDS100T3X0E |
Colour: | Black |
Batteries Included: | No |
Manufacture: | Western Digital |
Dimensions: | 8 x 2.21 x 0.23 cm; 5.44 g |
Good price, too of the middle gen 4 speed. No dram but for basic usage and gaming it’s been flawless. Just make sure you install the official ws and update driver through it else you’ll have annoying uefi issues
Bought this for my Legion Go (2tb version) after the Kingspec 2242 failed after a few weeks due to overheating. You need to use an extender board take it first the 2242 space. Works great but I would highly recommend getting a thin copper heatsink as the drive still gets very warm when gaming.
However so far so good.
Bought to double my steam deck oled capacity. Process was easy, and now have double the storage and it’s nice and quick on performance also. Ideal if you are looking for an upgrade, particularly if they are on offer. Recommended.
Bought this to upgrade my Steamdeck. Simple to fit and works fantastically. Very fast, lots of storage in the 2TB model and at less than 150 I think the price was fantastic. Would highly recommend.
I recently purchased a Samsung Book 2 laptop, which comes with two M.2 SSD slots. The laptop originally came with a 500GB SSD, but I grew tired of constantly relying on an external hard drive due to the limited storage space. I found a great deal on a 2TB WD SSD and decided it was too good to pass up.
Installing the new SSD was straightforward: first, shut down your PC or laptop, insert the SSD into the slot, then power on your device and enter the BIOS to ensure it’s recognized. Next, boot into your operating system (Windows or Linux) and use a partitioning tool to create the necessary partitions.
The performance has been excellent. I transferred around 250GB of data and was very pleased with both the speed and quality. Overall, I’m extremely satisfied with the price and performance of this upgrade.
Definitely a great purchase , read/write speeds are great however, the only issue I had is that the nvme did not come with the screw/standoff kit which I had to buy separate which is a bit annoying considering how much you spending buying it in the first place
I use this NVME as secondary storage for some games and so far there is nothing to complain about. It was easy to install like any other 2280 nvme drive and it worked with my motherboards nvme clip so i didn’t have to actually screw the drive.
It loads massive games like Red Dead 2 quickly
Was impressed with the WD Black series of their mechanical HDD as it’s not had issues for me in the past so based on past good experience with the brand and reliability, decided to go for their nvme drive to expand storage. Read write speeds as advertised, but important for me is the reliability and durability of its products.
Please note that it’s all down to the silicon lottery.
It works perfectly and installing windows from a fast flasdrive was so quick I didn’t have time to make a cup of coffee.
However windows seems to boot very slowly. Everything else is fine on it.
so far this drive has been running well, completely brand new (also indicated by software). I use it as a boot drive and for gaming the cooling is fine in my use case and my boot times have never been better (previously using sata ssd boot drive).
this is a great cheap nvme drive for both gaming and as a boot drive, i will update this review if anything changes.
Some of you may not believe this but 30 years ago most commoner PC enthusiasts like me had 20 to 40MB hard drives (yes you read that right) and were installing ‘programs’ (the use of the word ‘apps’ wasn’t a thing back then) with multiple 3.5 or 5.25 floppy disks. To purchase said hard drives and floppies was either mail order – either phone a specialist shop directly, or send away form in the post. Several weeks later you got your order. To make a return took months.
So imagine explaining to 1993-me that in the future data can be stored on something a bit thicker and half the height of a credit card, with unimaginable storage sizes and not a (direct) power cable in sight.
Poor 1993-me would have his mind blown. Probably.
But 2023-me takes all this for granted which takes me back to my review.
Looking at this NVME drive through the lens of history it truly is an amazing demonstration of industrial miniaturisation, standardisation and technological advancements.
Looking at it through the lens of today it’s about exciting as a tin of paint. You order it in minutes, you get it within 24hrs, you stick it in your motherboard and it just works. It is and it isn’t a great, amazing, fantastic, wonderful piece of kit all at the same time.
Recommended? Yes absolutely. Just don’t try to fill it up with programs from floppies unless you have a spare year or two.
Not much to say. Quick effective and easy to install storage. Will make booting into your OS of choice much faster and game loading times will be cut in half over aging hard drives.
This is the fastest SSD I’ve ever had. I installed this in my Samsung laptop to expand the storage it came with, and it worked flawlessly. I cloned my drive using an external M.2 enclosure and it worked right away. The drive is blazing fast and offers a huge about of capacity for the price. Highly recommend!
I somehow missed the memo with NVME drives, I’ve been happily chuntering along with SATA based SSDs, marveling at how fast they are compared to ancient spinning platters.
It’s 2023, a full decade after my last PC build, probably time to try one of these new fangled NVME thingies.
The experience with SATA based SSDs was a case of getting that under 30 seconds Windows boot time nailed, less spinning donuts the better.
The comparable experience with NVME is ‘can my monitor warm up before the PC is booted?’
Is this the ‘best’ NVME? Probably not, the SN850X sits above it in the pecking order for starters. At the speed of these drives, it’s pretty much a case of:
1) Find a trustworthy and reliable brand
2) Find a drive of the right capacity
3) Choose the cheapest
This one fits the bill (or did at the time of purchase!).
Well impressed with the speed of this ssd drive, it’s rated for gaming really, but it adds super speed to my old Lenovo ThinkPad 13. Simple installation procedure, and within an hour I had Windows 10 pro installed and updated. My laptop only has 8GB of memory at the moment, I can’t imagine how faster it would be with the maximum of 32GB of memory available.
This drive on Amazon is almost half the price than buying direct from Western Digital, and with prime delivery I got it the next day.
Drive has WD’s 5 year warranty.
So easy to fit in a PS5 as the unit allows you to j stall additional storage in a dedicated expansion area with the case.
Super reliable unit from my go-to computer storage manufacturer.
Couldn’t be happier with this SSD.
Used on MacOS directly into Mac and via thunderport dock, both speeds are on point.
Appreciate there are lots of factors to consider for this type of set up, but running all my other SSDs via the enclosures I have shows some interesting results vs advertised speeds.
50 for 1TB of SSD that is as fast as my set up can handle: Super happy
I got this at a decent price and it seems to be ok. I am not a gamer and use this PC for work so it wasn’t necessary to get such a fast NVME. Install was straight forward. My MSI Pro motherboard was supplied with a heatsink and thermal pad which I was nervous about sticking on the heatsink and drive but it seems ok.
I use Samsung and Western Digital SSDs and Western Digital HDDs, that have run without an issue. When Amazon ran a deal on this WD SSD, it was time to change to 2TB HDD backup disc, to a 1TB SSD in my main “work horse” computer. As it’s a Gen3 compter it won’t gain the benefit of the Gen4 memory performance, but for backups, it’s more about reliability than outright speed. It sits there at a steady 40 degrees without a heatsink, in a room that is 24 degrees as I type this review. As well as a free download of the Dashboard monitoring software, there is the option for a free download of the Acronis WD True Image app.
Approved! Was looking for and SSD M2 to upgrade my system. So what to say, I’ve got a brand new sealed SSD, perfect price, high performance, screenshot shown is related to my older system with GEN3 M.2 slot, so this GEN4 SSD runs smoothly! I am pretty sure that in GEN4 slot it will perform 100% as it should! A note for those who think to upgrade to SSD for games, if you have a really old HDD, you should definetly get this SSD, you’ll be very surprised how fast games load, you will be in game first! My experience is based on BF2042, so yes, now I get the game loaded x15 times faster and finally can chose a transport)))))
When my WD Green SSD Stopped working I figured why not upgrade it, I bought this initially as a secondary drive but decided to place my OS onto it due to high read write speeds and it’s an absolute dream, can load from full power off to Windows Login in under 10 seconds! 1tb is perfect size and at the price is definitely worth if as both a primary or secondary drive.
My main laptop contains 4 different M.2 2280 PCIe NVMe hard drives and I also use them for external storage and on another laptop I use. I ordered the WD Black SN770 2TB to replace one of the smaller 256GB NVMe drives I have and I am very pleased with the speed I get when using it. My laptops are bottlenecked at Gen3 speeds so I do not get to enjoy the full power that this drive is capable of, but they are fast enough that it does not bother me – plus it is cheaper than upgrading the entire laptop. I am a big fan of WD’s hard drive technology and their M.2 2280 PCIe NVMes are no exception. Reliable, fast and easy to install. I certainly would not hesitate to recommend this product and may even buy another to put in an external enclosure for additional backups. Hope this helps. Thank you.
The drive is a good drive. I’m using it in a Gen3 NVMe slot rather than a Gen4 slot and the drive works perfectly well, oversight on my part that the MoBo that I am using it in is a Gen 3 one at max. This affects performance and sometimes when I load an additional instance of Chrome etc there is a little delay. My best guess is that this is because the MoBo and storage are trying to do things slightly differently. I have no doubt that this drive a Gen4 NVMe slot would fly and for the purchase cost of 65 it is a total steal.
whilst not the fastest WD NVME SSD as there is the 850 and now the 850X this was good value for money and a jump in read/write performance VS the Patriot Viper gen 3 I had installed in my sons gaming PC. my plan was to increase capacity as 1TB NVME is still best bang for buck, running 2 x 1TB NVME drives one for apps, OS, the other for games giving approximately a combined usable of 1.8TB capacity after formatting
What i didn’t know (and handy to know as i was scouring the web for free disk cloning software) is when you procure a WD SSD go to the WD website and download WD dashboard to firstly upgrade the SSD firmware, enable gaming mode and also from here under additional software there is Acronis.
IF you want to clone your existing C drive to replace the one already installed follow the Acronis link and download the Acronis software as you are entitled to this FOC. Acronis true image makes cloning your existing HDD/SSD etc a piece of cake and with software you know isn’t malware/virus ridden. cloning is done in windows and only took about 12 minutes to clone the drive, and have this up and running as the new C Drive.
Bought this M.2 drive as a system disk for a new PC build. 12th gen Intel with a B660 motherboard with 32GB DDR4 3200 CL16 RAM. This is not a gaming PC, I just future proofed a bit. The drive is a simple fit into the PCI-E Gen 4 x4 M.2 slot on the MB. Installed Windows 11 Pro on to it.
You won’t be disappointed with the performance even though it is a DRAM less drive. Windows boots to usable desktop in sub 30 seconds. Word and Excel start seemingly instantly.
I tested the drive using Crystal Disk Mark v8.0.4. Achieved 5223 read, 4950 write.
Recommended for a “admin” PC or even a lower spec gaming rig but only if the price is right. 7000/7300 drives are starting to reduce a bit so worth checking. Overall I am a happy customer.