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Western Digital WD_BLACK SN770 NVMe SSD 1TB Review (Page 1 of 10

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quot;It is not my fault I am so pretty and every guy likes me," my friend told me. If you think that sounds pretentious and ridiculous, it kind of is. Why would anyone with any level of modesty and self-awareness say such a thing? Is she really that pretty and is it true every guy likes her? While all of these things are debatable, what is not debatable is the fact this quote was falsely attributed to my friend -- she actually never said that. The reason why this quote was falsely attributed to her and even believable to an extent, however, is because it carries some degree of truth. Recently, we got our hands on Western Digital's latest NVMe solid state drive, the WD_BLACK SN770 1TB. Traditionally, the WD_BLACK brand represents the company's cutting-edge storage performance products like the SN850 1TB I reviewed last year. However, the SN770 is a simple DRAM-less SSD that has no more than two major components on the board. The rated sequential read speed is only 5150 MB/s, which is closer than that of a budget PCIe 4.0-based NVMe drive than a performance unit. This brings to our question, is this a true performance SSD like the WD_BLACK brand would suggest, or is the WD_BLACK brand falsely attributed to the product like how the quote was falsely attributed to my friend? We put it through our extensive tests to find out.

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