Need portable storage for your games library and also tired of interminable wait times while your games load? The WD Black P50 Game Drive SSD solves both of those problems for consoles and gaming PCs.

WD’s Black2 drive marries a 120GB SSD to a 1TB HDD that fits in a 9.5mm bay. It uses a single cable to connect to most SATA 6-gigabits-per-second drive controllers.

The WD_BLACK SN750 NVMe SSD has the familiar rectangular stick-shaped M.2 2280 format. All black to drive home the name, the SN750 features a PCIe Gen3 8 Gb/s interface with up to 4 lanes.

The new WD SN770M SSD is shaping up to be a good drive for anyone looking to upgrade their Steam Deck or other PC handheld's storage capacity.

The WD Black SN7100 is now at its lowest ever price, giving you a fast PCIe 4.0 SSD with loads of game storage space for just $249.99.

The WD Black PCIe SSD has been designed with thermal and power management algorithms beyond the NVMe specification to help with consistent performance as well as low power consumption.

What? A boot ssd will still be faster. Unless you really have some strange program that will only install on a boot drive and needs the space. Anyways Win7 has been happy with my 96GB drive.