Biwin NV7400

C Centrecom Article

Biwin Black Opal NV7400 M.2 SSD offers sequential read speeds of up to 7450 MB/s and random read speeds of up to 1000K IOPS. NV7400 SSD features PCIe Gen 4×4 interface and supports NVMe 2.0. Equipped with high-quality 3D TLC NAND Flash and graphene thermal pad for smart thermal control, NV7400 delivers high-end PCIe Gen4 performance.

I Innovator's Choice Innovator's Choice · 286 subscribers · May 2026

It uses highquality 3D TLC NAND which is exactly what is needed for long-term reliability and consistent performance over years of use. One of the most impressive things about this drive is the thermal management. BWIN went with a super thin 0.5 mm graphine aluminum heat sink. It is slim enough to fit into a cramped laptop or a PS5 without any clearance issues.

G GeekaWhat Harry Coleman · reviewer · Aug 2026

Storage is handled by the NV7400 1TB, a PCIe 4.0 x4 drive that covers the basics properly. It’s rated at 7,400 MB/s sequential reads and 6,500 MB/s writes at this capacity, which is worth stating clearly, because the 2TB model is rated at 7,450 MB/s and that’s the number that gets quoted for the whole family.

C Comparizone Comparizone · 18 subscribers · Jul 2026

While the Biwin Black Opal NV7400 opts for the more established PCIe Gen 4.0 standard, but still offers class-leading speeds of 7,450 MB per second with its smart cache and host memory buffer technology, providing stable performance for demanding applications.

T Tom's Hardware Article · Apr 2025

The Biwin NV7400 doesn’t have DRAM, but it does have good performance, good power efficiency, and a good warranty with high TBW. The cost of DRAM has made DRAM-less SSDs more attractive than usual, but some are better than others. The NV7400 should be near the top of the list for PCIe 4.0 choices.

I igor´sLAB Igor Wallossek · reviewer · Oct 2025

My tests attest to the NV7400’s very economical behavior in idle mode and a moderate power consumption profile under load. At idle, the SSD is extremely energy-efficient; this is due to the DRAM-less MAP1602 platform with aggressive power-saving states.

T Tom's Hardware Article · Apr 2025

Biwin did a great job with this drive, and we can recommend it for pretty much any system, so if its price is at or below similar contenders like the MP44, then it’s an easy choice. Assuming things stay that way.

C ComputerBase Michael Günsch · reviewer · Sept 2025

Gerade noch im Mittelfeld der PCIe-4.0-SSDs landet die Biwin NV7400 im Mittel aller vorherigen Leistungstests und ist damit erwartungsgemäß ähnlich schnell wie die Lexar NM790.

Bluntly puts the Biwin Black Opal NV7400 PCIe Gen4 SSD to the test—from fast installation and quick boot times to smooth gaming performance.

G Geizhals.de Article

The Biwin Black Opal NV7400 2TB SSD's pricing and endurance are both the best we've encountered from a mainstream SSD.

M Mainstream Value Champion Article

The Biwin Black Opal NV7400 2TB SSD's pricing and endurance are both the best we've encountered from a mainstream SSD.

High performance, reliable storage, and great value — NV7400 is built to deliver more without breaking the bank.

N note（ノート） とく TechNote Lab -テックノートラボ- · reviewer · Jul 2026

The Biwin NV7400 I bought this time was better than expected

T Tom's Hardware Article · Jan 2026

The Black Opal NV7400 is considered a budget PCIe 4.0 drive because it’s DRAM-less with only a four-channel controller, and there is a lot of competition in this space. At the top, you’re looking at drives with TLC flash – this flash is faster and has higher endurance than QLC – and specifically newer, faster TLC flash that can saturate the PCIe 4.0 link.

J Jordan Ash Jordan Ash · 25.9K subscribers · Nov 2025

Now, because it is Gen 5, heat's going to be the main thing to keep an eye on. But this again has got a graphine pad and also a thermal control algorithm, but you will want to use a proper motherboard heat sink or even a dedicated MVME cooler if you're planning to hit the drive often, for example, if you're going to be using it for editing.

P PC Gamer Article · Sept 2022

It's a little slower on 4K random speeds, at 74 MB/s read and 229 MB/s write, and it's the write speeds that are a way off the competition. It runs incredibly cool, at least, and for most gamers, it should be plenty fast enough.

T Tom's Hardware Article · Jan 2026

The Biwin Black Opal NV7400 is a solid performer with reasonable power efficiency and no real downsides.

P PC Gamer Article · Sept 2025

Reasons to buy + Low price per GB + Solid sequential performance + Stupendously cool