WD Black SN750 2TB NVMe SSD with Heatsink — PCIe 3.0 x4, M.2 2280

The WD BLACK SN750 NVMe SSD with a built‑in heatsink delivers top‑tier gaming and system performance for enthusiasts upgrading their gaming PC, workstation, or custom build. Engineered for speed, endurance, and reliability, this 2 TB upgrade combines an efficient NVMe interface with smart thermal management to keep your rig running at peak performance longer. Whether you're loading massive open‑world games, streaming content while gaming, or tackling demanding creative tasks, this drive is designed to accelerate boot times, reduce shader compilation, and slash texture load times—giving you a decisive edge in competitive play and immersive experiences alike.

• The WD BLACK SN750 series is built for serious gamers and hardware enthusiasts who demand fast, responsive storage. With a PCIe 3.0 x4 interface and NVMe protocol, it delivers extremely fast sequential read and write speeds that dramatically shorten load times for games, applications, and media libraries. This translates into quicker level transitions, snappier in‑game texture loading, and a more fluid overall system experience when paired with a capable motherboard and CPU.
• Unique heatsink design: The integrated heatsink is purpose‑built to dissipate heat during long gaming sessions and intense workloads. By reducing thermal throttling, the drive maintains high‑level performance under sustained load, so you won’t experience sudden slowdowns when you fire up a new expansion or boot multiple titles at once. This thermal optimization helps preserve consistent frame rates and smooth gameplay, especially in compact builds or systems with limited airflow.
• Impressive endurance with 1200 TBW: For long‑term durability, the 2 TB SN750 variant is rated to handle heavy read/write workloads across years of gaming and productivity tasks. The strong endurance rating reduces the risk of wear‑out concerns in write‑heavy scenarios such as frequent texture streaming, game updates, and continual OS/app activity. This makes it a reliable choice for power users who expect their drive to perform consistently over time.
• Flexible upgrade for desktops and laptops with M.2 slots: The drive uses the compact M.2 2280 form factor and is compatible with modern desktops and laptops that support PCIe NVMe storage. Its slim profile and standardized mounting make it an easy drop‑in upgrade for gamers looking to increase boot speed, shave game load times, or create a general-purpose fast storage pool. The Heatsink edition is especially suited for builds with tighter clearance or limited airflow, where thermal management is a priority.
• WD software and ecosystem compatibility: Beyond raw speed, the WD BLACK SN750 pairs with WD’s management tools and the WD BLACK Dashboard for monitoring drive health, performance, and firmware updates. This software support helps you keep the SSD running optimally, alerts you to potential issues before they impact your system, and enables simple firmware upgrades to unlock new features and performance improvements over time.

Technical Details of WD Black SN750 WDS200T3XHC 2 TB Solid State Drive

• Model: WDS200T3XHC
• Capacity: 2 TB
• Form Factor: M.2 2280
• Interface: PCIe Gen 3.0 x4
• NVMe Protocol: NVMe (non‑volatile memory express) for high‑throughput storage
• Integrated Heatsink: Yes, designed for superior thermal management in compact or high‑demand builds
• Endurance (TBW): 1200 TB total write capacity
• Sequential Read/Write Speeds: Engineered for fast data transfer and quick game loading, OS boot times, and media editing workflows
• Warranty: Manufacturer warranty information available from WD; check regional terms and coverage

How to Install WD Black SN750 WDS200T3XHC

• Power down your PC or laptop and unplug it from power. Ground yourself to avoid static discharge before handling internal components.
• Identify a compatible M.2 PCIe NVMe slot on your motherboard. Ensure there is enough clearance for the integrated heatsink, as some small form factor cases or laptop configurations may have limited space.
• Remove the mounting screw from the motherboard’s heatsink or standoff, if applicable, and align the notch on the SSD with the slot. Insert the drive at a slight angle (about 30 degrees) and gently press it down toward the motherboard.
• Secure the drive with the mounting screw to lock it in place. Make sure the drive is seated evenly and there is no wobble or misalignment.
• Power on the system, enter your BIOS/UEFI if needed, and verify that the NVMe drive is detected. In Windows or your preferred OS, initialize the drive and format it as needed. You can use cloning software to migrate your OS or data from an existing drive, or perform a clean OS installation for maximum performance.
• Install the latest firmware if prompted by WD software or your motherboard vendor utilities. After installation, run a drive health check and set up any preferred management or monitoring software to track temperatures, wear, and performance over time.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: Is the WD Black SN750 2TB with heatsink compatible with desktops and laptops?

  A: Yes. The drive uses the M.2 2280 form factor and PCIe NVMe interface, making it compatible with most modern desktops and laptops that have an M.2 PCIe NVMe slot. Always verify your device’s clearance for the heatsink height and ensure BIOS/firmware support for NVMe drives.

• Q: Do I need to reinstall Windows when upgrading to this SSD?

  A: Not necessarily. You can clone your existing OS drive to the SN750, or perform a fresh OS installation if you prefer a clean start. Cloning is often the quickest path to maintain your current software setup and data while gaining the speed benefits of NVMe storage.

• Q: How does the heatsink affect installation compatibility?

  A: The integrated heatsink is designed for thermal management and is compatible with most mid‑ to full‑tower cases and many laptops that can accommodate it. If your motherboard or chassis has tight clearance around the M.2 slot, verify the physical space before purchase to avoid interference with adjacent components such as PCIe cards or RAM heat spreaders.

• Q: What is TBW, and why does it matter?

  A: TBW stands for Total Bytes Written. The 1200 TBW rating for this 2 TB model indicates a high endurance level appropriate for sustained write workloads such as game patch delivery, texture streaming, and development tasks. Higher TBW generally correlates with longer drive life under heavy use.

• Q: Can I use this drive in a RAID array or with other NVMe drives?

  A: Yes, the SN750 can be used in systems with multiple NVMe drives or RAID configurations, depending on your motherboard capabilities. For RAID setups, follow your motherboard’s guidance on NVMe drives, BIOS settings, and drive health monitoring to ensure compatibility and optimal performance.

• Q: Where can I find warranty and support information?

  A: Warranty terms vary by region. Check WD’s official site or your retailer’s support resources for the exact warranty period and coverage details. WD’s customer support can assist with firmware updates, drive health checks, and troubleshooting if you encounter any issues.