Head to head

Kingston FURY Renegade G5 2TB vs WD_BLACK SN8100 4TB (without heatsink)

Our pick

Kingston FURY Renegade G5 2TB

For a PC with a PCIe 5.0 slot

Why this one

  • Choose the Kingston FURY Renegade G5 2TB for a supported PCIe 5.0 desktop build when a larger documented write allowance matters. Kingston lists 2,048GB and a 2,000TB JEDEC Client Workload rating.1
  • Its M.2 2280 module is 2.3mm high; follow your computer’s clearance and cooling requirements. The limited warranty ends after five years or Percentage Used reaching 100 in Kingston SSD Manager.1

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WD_BLACK SN8100 4TB (without heatsink)

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What WD_BLACK SN8100 4TB (without heatsink) offers

The 4TB SN8100 puts a large file library in one compatible M.2 2280 NVMe slot. Allow clearance for its 2.38mm bare-module height. Its limited warranty ends after five years or the 2,400TB write allowance, whichever comes first.23

What differs

More details

SpecificationKingston FURY Renegade G5 2TBWD_BLACK SN8100 4TB (without heatsink)
PCIe generationPCIe 5.01PCIe® GEN 5X4 NVMe™ 2.02
Sequential read speedNot publishedNot published
Endurance2,000 TB (Workload: JEDEC Client Workload (JESD219A))12,400 TB (Workload: Projected values using JEDEC client workload JESD219, as specified in manufacturer technical sheet)3
Sequential write speedNot publishedNot published
Flash cell typeTlc1Tlc2
DRAM cacheYes1Yes2
Warranty5 years (Duration: Five years or Percentage Used reaching 100 in Kingston SSD Manager)15 years (Duration: 5 years or Max Endurance TBW limit, whichever occurs first; region-specific terms)2
M.2 form factorM.2 22801M.2 22802

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Sources

  1. www.kingston.com
  2. documents.sandisk.com
  3. www.sandisk.com