WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD: Here’s everything you need to know

The biggest change when it comes to WD’s SSD is the addition of the new NVMe protocol. Now, NVMe is optimized specifically to handle high bandwidth transfer speeds. This makes the games load, boot or even download at an unprecedented speed.

WD SN750 comes in various shapes up and sizes. Starting off from the basic 250GB one to whopping 2TB. It is designed to cater to the different sets of audiences, whether they want to game or just have a faster and more responsive system for normal usage.

WD Black SN750 is primarily focused on gamers but still comes with two different variants.

They are –

 Heat sink model

Non-heat sink model

The one with the heat sink one costs notably higher than the one without it. The heat sink does allow for a longer period of gaming without affecting the performance of the system and yes, without letting the SSD heat up. However, we don’t know yet as to how many hours of prolonging gaming with high-end, visually demanding titles it can handle.

Heat Sink model

The one with the heat sink costs INR 20,000 for the 1 TB variant whereas the 500 GB costs INR 11,000.

Non-heat sink model

The one without the heat sink costs INR 17,000 for the 1 TB variant, whereas the 500 GB and the 250 GB one costs INR 10,000 and INR 6,000.

Both models have a limited warranty of five years.

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