We got the most affordable 1TB SSD

This video is made in #collab with Western Digital

Western Digital WD Blue SN580 NVMe 1TB, Upto 4150MB/s, 5 Y Warranty, PCIe Gen 4 NVMe M.2 (2280), Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) (WDS100T3B0E)

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[xsahay]

Its been six days kindly upload new vids!!

[SYTHERJOD]

The best reason to not buy it
The video is sponsored lmao 🤣

[ankitsinghtomar]

Techwiser
Drinks Budwiser
Becomes Advertiser 😂😂

[ahmarjatt]

I think creators like these who do paid promotions and put the disclaimer in deep valleys of description... Should be reported...

[iamsurajj__]

Nahhh these people need to stop doing so much of sponsored content I literally skip right away nowadays cause I know it is sponsored and some brand is showing off a product through them.

[Prince-oxim]

If your laptop crashes that means it definitely cannot fit a 4th gen SSD🤣

[tejasshekar]

Red flags :
Below avg TBW
No DRAM
Buying an SSD without checking if your PC/Laptop even supports PCIe Gen 4 in the first place

[shriramsg]

If you guys keep going like this, we will see an apology video soon like beebom😂

[surajakaharry]

Always check TBW of every SSD before buying,
Higher the number, better the product.

[TravellerShots]

Welcome to watch and keep moving series

[ezekiel]

Pcie gen4 is not the latest, the current latest is pcie gen 5

[quitehandsomedude]

Bro don't spread BS like that.

If you want to buy an SSD then you have to consider several things:
1. It should be atleast TLC drive.
2. Gen 3 vs Gen4 don't matter that much as real life performance is shown by Random Read/Write instead of Sequential Read/Write but the gap in price isn't that much so go for Gen4.
4. It should have DRAM cache of atleast 1GB or it should have HMB. Don't buy DRAM less SSD no matter what.
5. TBW should be atleast 1200 or higher. The higher the better.

[josephmazor]

Ah yes 4100MB/s significantly faster than gen 3s 4000MB/s. Never mind the fact that you care more about number of bits per cell, caches, and IOPS but sure it’s 100MB/s faster in 0 cases it’ll ever be used

[mayursamnani]

I don't write comments much, but I might just unsubscribe if I keep seeing these #collab shorts.

[bluepenguin]

Why are advertisements wrong? If you don't get an advertisement then how are you supposed to know that product even exists? Everything should be fine as long as the product does it's work properly. I don't understand what the comments here are getting at. If someone does, please explain to me.

[BazilDay]

This is not even Adwiser this is misinformation scamwiser Gen 5 Is the "latest" not gen 4 also the motherboard should support the gen type.

[Sachinbalurkar]

Techwiser ❌
MisleadingWiser✅


Techwiser should really acknowledge its audience's feedback and mention that the video is sponsored in the starting itself! For example: Youtubers like Gyan Therapy, etc.

[maxpayne.]

People read something once then start parroting it as if the universe’s secrets opened up to them 🤡.
Many Ssd’s with dram throttle more & ultimately give lesser performance than this model.

Check the real life tests between various models, check their prices of the top models and this one & check the performance difference in % between them.
This & SN570 use a controller that’s on the higher end side of things. For this price it’s a blind buy for most people looking to upgrade from hdd or data Ssd or even gen 3 ssd’s. It was even featured in 20+ old tech magazine known as Digit.

[riyando]

Also tell to viewers that does it have 3d nan technology and minimum speed of gen 4 ssd should be more than 6000mbps now don't tell me I should consider the price, then why this company telling it's gen 4 it should call gen 3

[naman_]

Crucial P3 plus is way better than this with 5000MB/s read and 4200MB/s write at same price. I myself use it.