Western Digital – The SSD NVMe Speeds Up Computer Gaming Experience – WD Black SN750 – GAME OF ENTERTAINMENT

Western Digital Corp. (NASDAQ: WDC) presents its powerful second generation WD Black® SN750 NVMe ™ SSD. With a storage capacity of up to 2TB in a single-sided M.2 form factor, the NVMeTM WD Black SN750 SSD is ideal for desktop and home PCs with an integrated cooling system for stable performance. and low temperatures. This enhanced SSD offers players and hardware enthusiasts a tangible advantage.

Developments in PC and graphics technology are pushing PC games to a new level. Due to more and more intensive and demanding games, hardware performance requirements are also increasing. The games now take up to 100 GB and more. High transfer speeds allow users to access their games and files almost instantly. This will get you back into the game faster and increase overall responsiveness.

To enable extremely fast read and write speeds, traditional NVMe SSDs are designed to limit performance to keep operating temperatures within acceptable limits. In collaboration with EKWB, a leading supplier of PC cooling technologies, the WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD will offer an option for a heat sink developed by EKWB. Capacities range from 500 GB to 2 TB. SSDs should be available by spring 2019. The heat sink dissipates heat from the device when used intensively, allowing the SSD to maintain high read and write speeds over a longer period compared to versions without heat sink.

Western Digital has also added a game mode feature to the exclusive WD Black SSD dashboard. This allows users to disable the power saving mode and run the SSD with optimal performance for a longer period. This is especially important when you need uninterrupted and consistently high performance.

"VR, immersive features, and large game files mean longer loading times for levels, cards, and other aspects of the game. This requires more memory and more capacity," said Eyal Bek. Vice President of Marketing, Data Centers and Customer Computing, Western Digital. "Stronger, longer games also require good thermal performance, especially on high-performance NVMe SSDs – the new SSD WD Black SN750 NVMe delivers unmatched performance with a built-in gaming architecture, built-in cooling features pbadive and gaming mode with integrated radiator options.We have crossed the borders to give ambitious players the benefits they want. "

Upgrade with SSD WD Black SN750 NVMe

The WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD, the second-generation NVMe SSD based on Western Digital's proprietary NAND 3D technology, firmware, and NAND controller, features a vertically integrated SSD platform designed to support NVMe SSD. Maximize the performance of game enthusiasts and hardware who want to build or upgrade their gaming computer or personal computer. The new SSD offers outstanding sequential playback (up to 3470 MB / s).[1] for 500 GB and 1 TB models) and write speed (up to 3000 MB / s[1] for the 1 TB model). Combined with increased storage capacity, the SSD reduces the time users need to access programs and data, load games, and transfer game data, 4K / 8K video, and other data-hungry content. . In addition, the SSD has up to 515,000 random-read IOPs and 560,000 random-write IOPs (1 TB model) for extreme throughput. Thus, the SSD can also handle multithreaded applications and data-hungry environments. This allows for greater responsiveness when accessing multiple files in different locations. New levels or games can be loaded in less time.

Price and availability

Western Digital presents the new products at PAX South (booth # 10683) in San Antonio. The WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD offers a five-year limited warranty of up to 600TB for the 1TB model and 1200TB for the upcoming 2TB model. With a single-sided M.2 2280 form factor, the WD Black SN750 NVMe SSD is available in capacities ranging from 250 GB to 2 TB[2] to purchase from select Western Digital retailers, resellers, resellers, system integrators and WDC stores for only $ 89.99. The Heatsink version is ideal for gaming computer enthusiasts. It will also be available worldwide at select retailers, online distributors, resellers, system integrators and Western Digital distributors in the spring of 2019.

[1] One megabyte per second (MB / s) = one million bytes per second. Based on internal tests; Performance may vary depending on the host device, usage conditions, hard disk capacity, and other factors.

[2] WD Black SN750 NVMe 2 TB SSD: available from February 2019