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WD Black SN8100 and Lexar NM790 SSDs on a blue background with PC Gamer recommended logo on top

Best M.2 SSDs for gaming in 2025: my top picks for blazing fast storage

By Jeremy Laird last updated

High speed Our choices for the best NVMe M.2 SSDs give you blisteringly fast load times.

High speed
A WD Black SN8100 solid-state drive on a desk and ready to be installed.

WD Black SN8100 2 TB NVMe SSD review

By Zak Storey published

Wicked drive The fastest drive on the planet, right now.

Wicked drive
A WD Black SN7100 SSD installed inside a gaming PC.

WD Black SN7100 1 TB review

By Zak Storey published

Top quality Top-quality drive with a confusing price tag.

Top quality
Crucial T705 NVMe SSD on a desk.

Crucial T705 1 TB review

By Zak Storey published

Speed machine Once the world's fastest sequential SSD, this plucky stick still holds its own.

Speed machine
WD black drives might exist, maybe.

Looks like PCIe 5.0 WD Black SSDs are hopefully definitely maybe possibly on the way, at long last

By Hope Corrigan published

news We've got whispers of rumours and taken down listings, all with those big WD letters on the side.

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WD Black SN850X SSD on a gaming PC case.

Looks like we won't be seeing Western Digital SSDs in our gaming PCs as the company hands the reins back over to SanDisk

By Jacob Fox published

News The reins have officially been handed over to SanDisk.

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The WD Black SN850X 8 TB out of the packaging.

WD Black SN850X 8 TB NVMe SSD review

By Zak Storey published

Huge lad Pushing PCIe storage to the limit.

Huge lad
A WD SN5000 SSD out of its box and installed in a PC's NVMe slot.

WD Blue SN5000 4TB NVMe SSD review

By Zak Storey published

Big, not bold Big ticket capacity held back by poor pricing.

Big, not bold
A WD Black SN770M SSD installed inside a PC and on a box.

WD Black SN770M 1 TB NVMe SSD review

By Zak Storey published

Micro drive Aggressively priced and impressively potent.

Micro drive
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'Without using these inventions, Western Digital would not be able to compete in the market': WD owes $262,000,000 in damages over a HDD patent dispute

By Andy Edser published

news You win some, you lose some. Or in this case, you lose quite a lot.

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