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    WD_BLACK 1TB SN750 SE NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive - Gen4 PCIe, M.2 2280, Up to 3,600 MB/s - WDS100T1B0E

    • They should really tell you that you need a heat sink with it though (any heat sink is better than nothing) to get the full performance and keep it in the recommended temps (so it lasts longer).
    • Installed with the included heat sink and working great so far, about a month passed.
    • These tiny devices, even with the cheap insurance of a good heat-sink, are available with capacities up to 2 trillion bytes per device
    • For those that don't, you can buy aftermarket heat sinks/spreaders.
    • The heat sink is just what the doctor ordered.
    • I paired it with a m.2 heat sink i got from Amazon as well to drop temps
    • Good instructions for any beginners and easy to install heat sink and thermal pad
    • No problems when installing, get good temps with a heat sink installed
    • This harddrive has two versions, the one with the heat sink and one without... this DOES make a difference.
    • The one with the heat sink would have been too big for my laptop and not have worked.
    • This review is for the SN750 500GB with heat sink and used as the C:\ boot drive.
    • During heavy read and write test, the SSD never went above 57c compared to the initial 80c without the heat sink
    • They should really tell you that you need a heat sink with it though (any heat sink is better than nothing) to get the full performance and keep it in the recommended temps (so it lasts longer).
    • I have read that many people have noticed 10 degree drop in difference of temperatures once the heat sink was on...hopefully that is true
    • My .2 is; spend the extra bit to order a heat sink for this SSD as well
    • it's a very well designed heat spreader built in! while you can use a heat sink but
    • My .2 is; spend the extra bit to order a heat sink for this SSD as well
    • I upgraded from a HDD to a SATA SSD and now this NVMe in my PC as well as those other two I mentioned
    • That's too bad as that would be super helpful.
    • as good as before
    • What's not to like about sequential read speeds of up to 3.4GB/s (3,400MB/s)?
    • Heck, I even took out all the M.2’s and booted into bios without any bootable device
    • good i like it