#WD APPS SETUP WINDOWS 10 PLUS#

For a start, this is clearly one of the highest endurance SSDs available in their current home/SMB lineup of drives at 0.7-1.0DWPD (capacity dependant) and if you are looking for an SSD for your Synology or QNAP system as an area of write-enabled cache (or Read/Write), then you are definitely going to feel better about that lifespan. There is a lot to like about the WD Red SN700 SSD. WD Red SN700 SSD Review вЂ“ Quick Conclusion So, what is it that makes the WD Red SN700 SSD stand out? What makes it NAS/Server optimised and ultimately in our SN700 review we want to figure out if it deserves your cache*? With more and more NAS server systems (both desktop and rackmount) arriving on the scene with dedicated M.2 NVMe SSD slots (first real example as earlier as 2017/18 with the DS918+), WD has really taken their time of producing a dedicated NVMe SSD for NAS users. That is of course until now, with their new M.2 NVMe SSD for NAS/Server use, the WD Red SN700. Although the WD Red range of NAS hard drives has been around for a long time and is available in numerous forms (RED, Red Pro, Red Plus), their SSD series has been a little more gradual in its release strategy, with their WD Red SA500 NAS SSD (in SATA 2.5вЂі and SATA M.2) being the only real move from them.

#WD APPS SETUP WINDOWS 10 PLUS#

One big plus to the WD range of SSD media (and indeed hard drive media) is their rather easy to follow colour coding system on their portfolio, with SSD/HDDs for NAS/SMB server use being branded with the вЂWD RedвЂ™ title. Western Digital (WD) has been in the SSD market for quite a few years now, with a lot of in-house R&D at their disposal and their past consolidation with Sandisk resulting in some generally impressive Solid State drives from the brand available to home/business users. Why should you put the WD Red SN700 SSD in your NAS? ItвЂ™s a fair question. Review of the WD Red SN700 M.2 NVMe SSD for NAS Drives

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