Product Comparison: Western Digital Blue 3D NAND vs Western Digital Black (WDS100T2X0C)
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- This SSD is approximately $50 cheaper than it's predecessor and delivers same fantastic results!
- I would highly recommend this SSD Hard Drive for all older PC performance related problems.
- Fast and reliable, WD always had a good reputation.
- The performance increase has been stunning and I couldn't beat the price.
- Speeds up system login and apps open faster. Good SSD!
- This drive is fantastic and noticeably faster than my prior SSD.
- Performance is fantastic and the benchmarks I get match what reviewers got.
- Buying this drive is a promise that you will have top tier performance.
- If I'm being truthful, all the benchmarks say this is 8x faster than my previous sata SSD (3200 mb/s vs 400 mb/s).
- I am pleasantly surprised how fast it is. Recommended for everyone who want increase a speed of your PC.
- No errors, fast for SATA interface. No failures for me.
- If you're looking for an SSD with a SATA interface take a long look at this one - I think it's worth it.
- As the SATA interface lifecycles is coming to an end, these are about as good as you're going to get in this price segment.
- Read/Write speeds will saturate the SATA III interface.
- Still limited by SATA3 performance bottlenecks and overhead, which aren't necessary on a PCIe device. NVMe is superior in that regard.
- My system report says Link Width: x4 which means all four lanes are being used. Super happy.
- If you have an M.2 interface that supports PCIe SSDs, I highly recommend getting one.
- Just make sure your system supports 4 PCIe lanes. My Dell laptop only supports 2, so my speeds are about half of what the drive is capable of but even so is very fast!
- The M.2. form-factor is more compact and convenient than other.
- The dashboard software is improved from the old version, but it's still fairly limited in its usefulness.