With the WD Black SN750 we have an excellent example of how much performance improvement the software along can bring to the table. It’s certainly odd that WD did not simply issue these firmware changes for the older SN700 since it too could have easily benefitted from the performance boost and it would have been a very consumer friendly move as well. The heatsink seems to be the only bone of contention in this case as it clearly isn’t a well-thought design. Thankfully, we can remove the heatsink from the unit without voiding the warranty. Also, the 1 SKU retails for Rs.23,999 which makes the SN750 a very competitive pricing for the performance as well as the capacity with the cost-per-GB working out to be just Rs.23.44.
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