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WD Black SN850X is currently the cheapest 8TB NVMe SSD with a 26% discount

The WDBlack SN850X SSD

For those who want as much storage in their computers as possible, purchasing a large-capacity HDD is still the best option cost-wise. However, if you do not want a spinning disk in your PC and you do not mind spending hundreds of dollars on an SSD that can host terabytes of data, this deal from WD may be exactly what you need.

The 8TB WD_BLACK SN850X PCIe SSD is currently available on Amazon with a 24% discount, making it the most affordable 8TB NVMe SSD on the market (there are cheaper SATA SSDs with a capacity of 8TB). It is available in two configurations: with and without a heatsink. Both are currently at their lowest prices ever.

The WDBlack SN850X SSD

Besides being able to store massive libraries of games, the SN850X will make sure those games load in no time, with speeds up to 7,200MB/s sequential read and 6,600MB/s sequential write (1200K IOPS random read/write). The drive also supports DirectStorage API for faster texture loading with compatible graphics cards.

The 8TB WD_BLACK SN850X has a five-year limited warranty with a mean-time between failures rating of 4,800 TBW.


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