The box also shares the sequential read speeds on the front and the back along with more technical information. If you get the SSD with a heatsink, you’d see the same variant on the box, if the SSD is without a heatsink, the box will show you the naked SSD, that’s without a heatsink. On the box, there’s a picture of the SSD, depending on the variant you select. Monitor – LG Ultragear 27GP850 Design and packagingĪs you’d expect, the WD Black SN850X SSD comes in a small black-colored box with lots of information written on the front as well as on the back. RAM – XPG D50 16GB (8GB x 2) DDR4 – Western Digital Black SN850X 2TB Starts at around Rs 12,000 without heatsink Specifications of the WD Black SN850X Modelĭesktops (Mobo with M.2 port) Windows 11, 10, 8.1, PlayStation 5 But before you get your teeth into the review, let’s see the specs and pricing of the SSD. That being said, here’s my review of the WD Black SN850X SSD.

I have been using the SN850X for well over two weeks and have noticed swiftness while working on my system. The WD Black SN850X is the brand’s newest SSDs claimed to surpass the speeds of the already popular SN850. Also Read - Microsoft Edge gets new features: AI image generator, cross-device sharing, more The Californian giant recently released its new SSD for desktops and the PlayStation 5. When it comes to SSDs, Western Digital is one of the prominent names as they have been in the industry for quite some time. Also Read - WhatsApp's new feature will let you share status updates as Facebook Stories Also Read - Google Search to get GPT-style conversational AI: Sundar PichaiĬons: Expensive with heatsink, runs slightly hot at times. Pros: Crazy fast, compatibility, has proprietary software, 5 years warranty.

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