Seagate FireCuda 510 vs Western Digital SN550

I need the Seagate FireCuda 510 because some extra SSD space to install all my games would be nice instead of having to uninstall everytime i wanna install another triple A game that's 100gb

All this is well and good but to be honest, it's a bunch of stuff that WD basically has all over their website but that's not what we do around here. ...

The FireCuda 520 has max sequential read speeds of up to 5000MBps, compared to the FireCuda 510 at 3450MBps. The FireCuda 520 has max sequential write...

9GB folder that includes 2,502 files and 110 folders. The SN550 took 77,821ms with an average transfer rate of over 860MBps. In the create file test, ...

So overall, really nice performance profile for these lighter threaded workloads, and then as again, I keep referencing the review, but as you see in ...

2 drive. You have four different capacities to choose from ranging from 250, 500 gigabytes, as well as one and two terabyte options. With the two tera...

I need the Seagate firecuda 510 1tb nvme drive is because I can finally change to using an SSD for my brother's editing rather than from a Seagate barracuda 1tb drive and still have some space for games...

It so happens inside my own PC, I've got a one terabyte black SSD, so I've run dashboard on my own PC and it does indeed identify the black. Funnily e...

I need the Seagate Seagate FireCuda 510 1TB NVME because I'm looking to expand my current storage! Video editing and content creation has pushed my current storage to its limits.

I see now that Crucial has some guidance on their web page for how to navigate this process — none from WD.

New computer build. Compared this to several drives including the popular Addlink model. Although the price of the Addlink was very competitive, I decided to go with Seagate because of brand reliability/recognition should any warranty issues pop up. Most popular Western digital and Samsung drives were in excess of $200 at time of purchase because prices of computer hardware were rising soon after COVID19 started

I picked this up because, at the time, it was cheaper than the comparable WD m.2 SATA ssd. It still is but the price gap has narrowed. My laptop can take an NVME drive

This means faster load times and reduced stuttering and lag which makes a really big difference when you're playing competitively and need that little...

Has worked without a flaw for almost a year now and has been the best investment I have made for my computer. Bought the 1 gig version and I no longer have to bother with USB sticks to store photos and music. No more "range anxiety"! Installed this in a Dell XPS 13 9360 (I think it is) using Macrium Reflect and Aomei Partition Magic to adjust partitions afterwards - both free. I needed a USB adapter cable to set up the drive initially (some kind of way) for the drive to be recognized by the laptop first