1TB WD Blue SN550 Nvme Internal SSD - Gen3 X4 Pcie 8Gb/S, M.2 2280, 3D NAND, up to 2,400 Mb/S - WDS100T2B0C

1TB WD Blue SN550 Nvme Internal SSD - Gen3 X4 Pcie 8Gb/S, M.2 2280, 3D NAND, up to 2,400 Mb/S - WDS100T2B0C

Upgrade your system's speed and efficiency with the cutting-edge technology of the 1TB WD Blue SN550 Nvme Internal SSD. Elevate your user experience with lightning-fast performance that is over 4 times quicker than traditional SATA SSDs. Designed by Western Digital, this SSD boasts a customized controller and firmware engineered for maximum optimization.

• Experience unmatched speed and responsiveness with NVMe power at the core of your PC setup.
• Monitor the health and performance of your SSD effortlessly with the Western Digital SSD dashboard feature.
• Enjoy a seamless transition to NVMe technology with the WD Blue SN550's compatibility and performance benefits.
• Benefit from ultra-fast data processing speeds of up to 2,400 Mb/s for enhanced productivity in work, creative tasks, gaming, or data-intensive operations.
• Choose from capacities of up to 1TB in a compact M.2 2280 form factor, ensuring you have ample storage space for all your needs.

Technical Details:

• Interface: Gen3 X4 PCIe 8Gb/s
• Form Factor: M.2 2280
• Memory Storage Capacity: 1TB
• Memory Type: 3D NAND
• Sequential Read Speed: Up to 2,400 MB/s

How to Install:

Installing the 1TB WD Blue SN550 Nvme Internal SSD is a straightforward process. Simply open your PC casing, locate the M.2 slot on your motherboard, gently insert the SSD, and secure it in place using the provided screw. Once installed, boot up your system and initialize the drive through your operating system for immediate use.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Is the WD Blue SN550 Nvme SSD compatible with SATA interfaces?

A: No, the NVMe drive is not compatible with SATA interfaces. Ensure your system supports NVMe technology before installation.

Q: What is the usable capacity of the 1TB SSD?

A: Please note that 1GB equals one billion bytes, and 1TB equals one trillion bytes. The actual user capacity may be slightly less based on the operating environment.