WD_BLACK SN770 2TB M.2 2280 Game Drive PCIe Gen4 NVMe up to 5150 MB/s

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In una tabella, sempre del loro sito, però fanno vedere che con un iMac 24 e il loro case la velocità di trasferimento si attesta intono a 1500 MB/s con il Samsung. Diese SSD hat meine Erwartungen echt übertroffen und bietet eine bemerkenswerte Leistungssteigerung für mein Spielerlebnis, denn die Spiele werden um Welten schneller geladen.

We rank SSDs in terms of overall user experience (performance where it matters most) as expressed by PCMark 10 storage and 3DMark gaming storage tests. A configuration like this is usually associated with entry-level, lower-performing drives, but as you’ll see a little later, the SN770 performs well where it matters most. Da notare che Acasis consiglia, sul proprio sito, di utilizzare un Samsung 980 Pro nei suoi case in ogni scenario.

If you are rendering video and scrubbing through footage, you are far more dependent on high-speed reads as you rewind and fast forward through your files. Have copied over Cyberpunk2077 and Horizon Forbidden West in this for my own testing as these games have considerable load and they ran fine. We should also point out that a huge part of the winning combination for the SN770 is the 512Gbit 112 Layer BiCS 5 flash it's arrayed with.

Hab mir diese NVMe SSD rein für Games gegönnt und bin absolut begeistert von der Leistung und den Eigenschaften. Pay in 3 is a form of credit, may not be suitable for everyone and use may affect your credit score. The last DRAMless SSD from Western Digital we reviewed, the 1TB WD Black SN770, turned out to be the most amazing SSD we've ever seen. PCMark 10 Storage Test is the most advanced and most accurate real-world consumer storage test ever made.Like the WD Black SN850 though, the SN770 is a PCIe Gen 4 x 4 drive, designed to offer increased bandwidth and lower latency than older PCIe Gen 3 drives, but it’s also a cost-reduced solutions that eschews a DRAM cache and leverages a scaled back controller. That’s to be expected as Game Mode, according to Western Digital, is meant to enhance performance with game workloads, and synthetic benchmarks don’t have the same workload.

Where this drive looks less enticing is for those running mission-critical exercises where performance is everything. Three versions of the drive are available, a 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB model, with some differences that might not be immediately apparent. It also helps ensure that no particular sector of the memory modules are being written to so frequently that they’d wear out.

At last check there’s about a bazillion SSDs on the market at this point, from dozens if not hundreds of vendors. As its names suggests, the new WD Black SN770 sits ahead of the previous-gen SN750 drives in WD’s line-up, but a tick behind the flagship, top-performing SN850. Testing with CDM reveals Western Digital's sequential throughput specs for the 2TB model to be pretty much spot on, if not a bit on the conservative side.