New Gaming SSDs to Upgrade for PC and Console

Western Digital introduces two new storage solutions to help PC and console gamers solve their storage problems. While the SN850X NVMe SSD provides fast in-case storage, your game collection is on the go with the P40 Game Drive.

When external hard drive is he WD Black P40 Game Drive For example, for those gamers who launch their games on multiple devices or just want to externalize the library so they don’t have to constantly create space in internal memory. Thanks to USB3.2 Gen2x2-Interface and reading speeds up to 2000MB/s no performance disadvantages compared to a permanently installed solution should be accepted.

the compatible with PC and consoles GameDrive is also shockproof and is highlighted by customizable RGB lighting that also syncs with PC RGB systems. Starting in summer 2022, the WD Black P40 Game Drive SSD will be available in 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB storage sizes. Prices have not yet been announced.

Over 7000MB/s with PCIe Gen4

If you need a bit more performance and can do without the mobile component, you’re more likely to use the new WD Black SN850X. the compact NVMe SSDs delivery thank you PCIe 4.0-Connection read speeds up to 7300MB/s and should ensure fast load times in-game thanks to minimal latencies and smart features. AN heat sink it is optionally available for the variants with 1 TB and 2 TB. The maximum storage capacity is 4TB. The WD Black SN850X will also be available from summer 2022, prices have not yet been communicated here either.

And speaking of memory upgrades: If you don’t want to wait until summer, you can read the article about the WD Black SN770 that was just tested.

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Robin Cromberg … is studying Chinese and Asian Studies at the University of Bonn and, as an editor, is primarily responsible for the laptop, monitor and audio equipment departments at Allround-PC.com, but also writes about new products from many other areas.