WD_BLACK 1TB SN770 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive - Gen4 PCIe, M.2 2280, Up to 5,150 MB/s - WDS100T3X0E

Put it in my PC and have had no issues at all.

PCIe SSD speed is never my main concern, they are much faster than the system anyway. This PCIe SSD is for main Windows disk on a office PC. Selecting 1TB because only 200GB or so Windows system will be left on it, main data storage will be on hard drive.

I already had a WD Black 500 GB SSD, I upgraded to the 1 TB , and when I went to put it in, they dont include a screw. Now I have to order a screw kit from amazon. When you buy a spinning disk, they usually include a small bag of screws, and everyone has spare screws for disk drives and chassis mounts, but no one has spares of the screw to hold an M2 NVME SSD in place. So now i had to remove the other SSD until I can get a screw kit. so lame. I checked the packaging multiple times, no screw.

I hesitated too long and missed the SKHynix P41 and P31 drives during the Prime Day sale. I got the WD SN770 for a good price, just not a great price. (if you snooze, you lose)

Easy to install. Works great.

Ok after a few hours of brain scratching. I finally figured it out so if your having issues initializing the ssd it is possible. Most common is windows doesnt see it or see it in diskpart or disk management but WD manger software sees it and it shows up in device manger.

I trust this M.2 my operative system. I chose a lower capacity 500MB and higher speed for this purpose and It was the best decision given the budget I had at the moment. Im considering going for the SN850 next year for even higher speed and capacity.

Made a lot more room

Needed an upgrade for a smaller drive in a work computer. This is a good value-oriented NVMe drive fit for such a task. Used Clonezilla to transfer the old drive to this, and all worked well.

never achieved 5,150MB/s read also far from 4900MB/s write. False advertising but still fast and yes I am using PCIe 4x4.