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1TB WD_Black SN850X NVMe PCIe Gen 4 Solid State Drive SSD (WDBB9G0010BNC-WRSN) on sale for
$59.99.
Shipping is free.
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About the Product- 1TB Storage Capacity
- PCIe Gen 4x4 NVMe Interface
- M.2 Form Factor
- 7300MB/s Maximum Read Speed
- 6350MB/s Maximum Write Speed
Warranty
- Includes 5-year manufacturers warranty w/ purchase (parts + labor)
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- Best Buy via eBay has 1TB WD_Black SN850X NVMe PCIe Gen 4 Solid State Drive SSD (WDBB9G0010BNC-WRSN) on sale for $59.99 (price shown in cart). Shipping is free.
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I don't have a machine that can utilize the gen 4 speeds, but the drive itself is a good drive and this is a good price, so I might get one to maybe in the future be able to take advantage of the speeds.
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And sometimes the opposite happens (more often for mechanicals). Looking at Amazon right now, the Western Digital Blue 5400 RPM hard drives, the 2TB drive is $50 while the 6TB is $100
If I put this drive in a 10gbps external enclosure and the drive hits around the same speed for sustained sequential writes (as per the linked testing below, I know it's not using an external enclosure), would it be correct to assume that this drive would hit the max of 10gbps but not get too warm since it's not pushing the limit of the drive's capabilities? I know there are many factors such as heat inside the enclosure and other things. But there's nothing I can find online answering if running a good gen 4 drive like this at 10gbps would have it run cooler than lets say a comparable gen 3 drive.
Thanks for any input.
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If I put this drive in a 10gbps external enclosure and the drive hits around the same speed for sustained sequential writes (as per the linked testing below, I know it's not using an external enclosure), would it be correct to assume that this drive would hit the max of 10gbps but not get too warm since it's not pushing the limit of the drive's capabilities? I know there are many factors such as heat inside the enclosure and other things. But there's nothing I can find online answering if running a good gen 4 drive like this at 10gbps would have it run cooler than lets say a comparable gen 3 drive.
Thanks for any input.
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