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Western Digital Blue SN570 M.2-2280 1TB
Western Digital Blue SN570 M.2-2280 1TB
Western Digital Blue SN570 M.2-2280 1TB
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Posted 4 September 2023

Western Digital Blue SN570 M.2-2280 1TB

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1TB, M.2-2280 form factor, PCIe Gen3 x4 NVMe interface, up to 3,500MB/s read, 3,000MB/s write
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Uses the same basic memory controller and flash package as the SN770 but in a different configuration and with a lower pSLC cache.
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WD Blue SN570 SSD - Solid Value nVME m.2 2280 Option for Laptop and PC Users (WDS100T3B0C)

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  2. Shock's avatar
    Though on paper Silicon Power it's a better drive, but still not so sure about SP labelled NAND. Mainly the compatibility & warranty situation with SP is all rather uncertain. (edited)
  3. FrankieGee's avatar
    Picked one up, I've had two 500GB WB blue running OS and storage for a couple of years without issue, so happy to pick this up.
  4. The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    Decent price for one of the 'big brands'.
    TLC NAND, but DRAM-less.
    Tend to be very relaible drives.

    Personally I'd go with this Kioxia instead for a little less money.
    TLC NAND with DRAM cache -
    ebay.co.uk/itm…MYg

    Funnily enough, both the WD and Kioxia drives are both manufactured at the Kioxia plant (all WD/SanDisk drives are).

    If not the Kioxia I'd choose this SP over the WD for £4 less -
    hotukdeals.com/dea…776 (edited)
  5. jonty_hanlon's avatar
    Looks to be sold out now.
  6. Rotoq's avatar
    Would these level of drives be suitable for a NUC used as a small home server to host VMs for occasional use, and host a plex server (metadata and service only, with videos host on nas, just one or two users max)? (edited)
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