
Western Digital WDS400T4B0E 4TB Blue SN5000 NVMe SSD Gen4
PCIe Gen 4 at 5,500MB/s read with 4TB capacity and 1,200TBW endurance — the SN5000 closes the gap between creative workstation storage and high-end prosumer drives.
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Overview
Key Features
Hold more masterpieces and enjoy inspiration with up to 4TB(1) capacity.
Harness AI and streamline your workflow with the combined power of PCIe Gen 4, up to 5,500MB/s(2) read speeds (4TB(1) model), and Western Digital nCache 4.0 Technology.
Switch smoothly between applications and projects with high-end NVMe storage technology.
Create confidently with up to 1,200TBW(3) (4TB(1) model) endurance for every step of your flow.
Download Acronis True Image for Western Digital data migration software to transfer your files(4).
Specifications
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Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- PCIe Gen 4 x4 interface delivers up to 5,500MB/s sequential read, processing large 4K/8K media files in seconds rather than the minutes that SATA SSDs require.
- 4TB capacity in a single M.2 2280 slot eliminates the need for multiple drives in high-capacity creative workstations.
- 1,200TBW write endurance rating exceeds most prosumer NVMe competitors in this capacity tier, providing measurable longevity assurance for heavy daily write workflows.
- nCache 4.0 SLC write buffer sustains burst write performance for large file transfers well within typical creative workload sizes.
- Bundled Acronis True Image data migration software removes the friction of transferring existing data to the new drive without a fresh OS install.
👎 Cons
- Peak 5,500MB/s read speed is only achievable on a PCIe Gen 4 platform — installing in a Gen 3 system caps throughput at approximately 3,500MB/s, reducing the drive's primary performance advantage.
- Sustained writes beyond the nCache 4.0 SLC buffer — such as very large sequential dumps directly to raw TLC — will see speeds drop below peak rated figures, which matters for continuous camera dump workflows.
- At 0.201 ounces the drive itself has no integrated heatsink; thermally constrained systems may require purchasing a separate M.2 heatsink to maintain consistent sustained performance.
- No hardware encryption (TCG Opal) is listed in the specifications, which may be a disqualifier for enterprise or regulated-industry deployments requiring drive-level encryption.