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#afterhours #watchlist 01/27 $HOOD - earnings, $WDC - Announces CFO Transition , $INDO - no news, $TEAM - earnings, $PRVB - Resubmitting Biologics License Application for Delay of Clinical Type 1 Diabetes in At-Risk Individuals... Also check premarket runners and low float stocks in my app!
Companies Still Facing Inflationary Pressures - let's discuss possible impact during upcoming earnings
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WDC saved my a$$ today!! At one point I was down $12k. Got out with $30k profit.
Western Digital's stock soars after WSJ report of talks on $20+ billion merger deal with Japan's Kioxia
Western Digital $WDC stock overview and the analysts' forecasted price (disks and data storage)
Western Digital $WDC stock overview and the analysts' forecasted price (disks and data storage)
$WDC is undervalued vs $STX/Kioxia. 🖖 🚀 prosper my bros
$WDC is undervalued vs $STX/Kioxia. Buy longs and prosper 🖖 🚀
$WDC is undervalued vs $STX/Kioxia. Buy Longs and prosper 🖖 🚀
$WDC undervalued vs Comps (DD) 🚀🚀🚀 by September
$MU beat earnings: why it’s going down. DD
Micron dumps after stellar ER - thoughts on future
Western Digital (WDC) just fucked a bunch of their customers
$WDC Western Digital Corporation technical analysis... bullish right at very strong support. I actually last year purchased WD (thinking it was western digital but its really walker and dunlop) instead of WDC, so dont make the same mistake.
$WDC Western Digital is being driven up by Chia and earnings prospects
Mega DD $WDC Western Digital is being driven up by 'green' ChiaCoin mining and good earnings prospects
$WDC Western Digital is being driven up by 'green' ChiaCoin mining and good earnings prospects
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Western Digital Corp ($WDC) DD - Why 2021 is going to be their best year ever and nobody knows about it yet
Western Digital Corporation ($WDC) DD - Why 2021 is going to be their best year ever and nobody knows about it yet
What do you all think of Western Digital (WDC)?
Seagate, Western Digital stocks soar as Morgan Stanley predicts crypt0 tailwind
What about WDC and STX? (The new Nvidia on the crypt.o?)
Robinhood is rejecting my short strangle option
Short (or long) term idea: Proof of space algorithms and storage capacity
Lots of technical analysis charts (TSLA, AMD, PTON, WDC, CAT, GLD, SPY, etc)
Western Digital and the great storage shortage. Long $WDC
HDD/SSD Shortages ($WDC and $STX Calls)
Western Digital (WDC) insane demand not priced into earnings
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WDC set to rise due to increased hard drive demand
$AMD Fair Value of $101 per Morningstar recent Analyses, up from $77
WDC sent a handwritten note and packet for the Humpback we adopted in WSBs Name. Cheers! Her name is MARS!
$WDC and $MU are going to the moon. 🚀🚀🚀 buy calls and profit
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Earnings: AMZN RDDT WDC Thoughts? Today kinda sketched me out because META RBLX MSFT went down
132/141/144 But just as I was gonna sell the combo price dropped from $3.40 mid to $2.62 mid. Kinda scaring me off. Maybe I'll do a simple Bull call spread with 126/138 to allow a little more negative leeway. Do you have a WDC play?
WDC Put Broken Wing because it is probably going up (play has tolerance for a -2.5% decline, but that seems unlikely) Whaddya Think?
As a WDC shareholder, I appreciate your service
What y’all think of WDC? Pretty healthy chart for a while now, is tied to AI infrastructure (Western Digital does hard drives/ssds for large amounts of data crunching), and has continued to grow. I’d buy it after earnings tomorrow depending what it does, or if it drops below 135ish, but you may not get that chance.
so like $WDC is going to follow STX, right guys? ...right?
Any thoughts on WDC? STX did go up two days ago...
*Perplexity DD: heads up fireworks incoming 🧨🚀 Options are implying an approximate 9.6% to 13.8% move in Western Digital (WDC) stock following today's earnings call, with most sources converging around a 10% implied shift for the next-day reaction based on at-the-money straddle pricing and expected volatility. This percentage reflects the projected maximum up or down swing that the options market is pricing into WDC for the first trading day after the earnings release.
STX had good earnings, ramping WDC into their earnings. I'd think even if WDC had great earnings, going up 13% (and then another 2.5% pre-market) would already price in a lot if they had good earnings - although with this market, "priced in" rarely seems to be a thing. Kioxia is a memory name in Japan up 124% for the month.
WDC can’t possibly keep going on earnings Right..?
WDC is all you need to know. Tomorrow evening is going to be a movie.
I've never seen an earnings report as priced in as WDC today. The pump was solely going based off of Seagate earlier this week.
Yo QQQ is up 8% since 2 weeks ago and just dumped 0.5% right now. I mean my port is very not diversified, but what the hell does your shit contain that it´s so bad for you? NVDA, PLTR, RR, WDC, GOOG, VRT, RKLB are all green asf
WDC going wild the past two days
Holy STX 🚀 WDC following in solidarity too lmao
I missed on STX +4% earnings but I had WDC which became +3% so not all bad
CLS BE and WDC calls. Better be Shrekin this week
SNDK and WDC weren’t on my radar at all. I know they make data storage devices but what’s the DD on them? Why are they mooning right now?
I see that on one hand. On the other hand, I think WDC and SNDK could 10x; "Selling your winners and holding your losers is like cutting the flowers and watering the weeds." — Peter Lynch
Honestly? WDC. I called it hitting 100$ in a couple of weeks a month ago, and it has done nothing but continue up! Western Digital!
no, I bet you missed WDC, SNDK, STX - as your source of info is Reddit 😂 They rank high up on top YTD perfomers chart
Thought I sold NBIS and WDC too soon, now debating on buying back in after the dip.
WDC. Boring I know. Someone’s got to make the shovels.
I like WDC as well, you’re a smart guy- and they have earnings coming up
I think Western Digital is also doing hardware recycling as well. IDK, am regard and paper handed WDC at 78
#New narrative Yea, you know we couldn't get those minerals, so chips supply bottleneck.. so we had to cancel our data centers construction 🚧 Puts on all networking gang (Arista, Poet), storage gang (SNDK, WDC) and obviously energy gang (Oklo, VST). #Everything cancelled ❌
Survivorship bias. Literally 1599 out of Russell 2000 stocks are discussed here. Some are bound to moon 🌙 Some obvious stuff like storage (WDC, SanDisk, Seagate) and some new FDA approval beneficiaries are unfortunately not discussed much.
WDC and STX looking close to oversold with earnings coming up for the adventurous regards in here
Could Lando win the WDC this year?
Why is Ferrari stock down? Don’t they have the 7 time WDC Sir Lewis Hamilton in the team now?
AVGO, AEHR, STX, WDC and of course DJT 🤡
Storage gang: WDC, SNDK, STX is taking a breather. #🚛
Anyone supplying the AI boom. Examples: INTC, AMD, SNDK, STX, WDC, NVDA is already crazy high though. This is not advice just information, you need to do your own research and make your own investment choices. Probably generator companies too like CMI, or anyone building power infrastructure, the high voltage transformers. Liquid cooling infrastructure, etc… I don’t wish I worked at any of those companies, I love my job.
For anyone who hasn’t looked at it yet, pull up a chart of WDC and tell me that’s not the craziest vertical chart you’ve ever seen.
My portfolio was at $1.9 million at the start of this year. Thanks to WDC, SNDK, and GDX I’m now up to $2.9 million. See this photo, and a photo in my reply to this comment. https://preview.redd.it/d12cz9t90rsf1.png?width=1620&format=png&auto=webp&s=3e84e8bf32536337f39755f45643bf142a9a0db6
WDC, SNDK, STX all up ludicrous amounts as well.
I work in enterprise IT. I trade mostly tech/gaming stocks, so when Sandisk got spun off from WDC, both were really undervalued IMO. A few years ago I got burned previously by WDC since I figured they'd be deploying more storage drives in vehicles, but that didn't really blip the stock and it retraced from $70 down to like $30 and I got smoked. So when I saw SNDK crash from $50 down to $30 this spring after Trump Tariffs shocked the tech sector, I went pretty heavy into both stock + calls and have been buying in/out as the thing peaks and dips for the last few months.
Imagine pulling up the charts of WDC, SNDK, STX, HOOD and telling people with a straight face this is not a bubble.
You can sell something to feel good ;) My LEAP calls are also deep ITM. I trimmed short-dated October calls, they ran 700-1000%, sold them already. A little too early, but at least I’ve got plenty of fuel for short-term plays. The shift is exactly what I was talking about. I don’t care about Samsung or Hynix - they’re already benchmarks on KOSPI. Micron is undervalued and overlooked because this isn’t a normal cycle anymore, it’s a supercycle. Mentality is shifting. Analyst re-ratings force ETFs to rescale exposure to memory, and that’s why the whole memory market is ripping higher. WDC and STX are riding the same wave, but MU has the AI backbone advantage with HBM3e already shipping and HBM4 sampling, so I see it as the core play.
I’ve been playing WDC a few weeks before the drop. Might jump in STX and MU again when it’s lower. Solid 👍 bag..
SNDK, WDC, MU these hogs will sprint
WDC, BABA, MU. Nothing like not pulling the trigger and watching them moon.
Yes. I was thinking both WDC and SNDK (which split back off from WDC earlier this year) could each 10x within a couple years from where they were priced at the start of the year. They can have massive growth from AI, and growth from cloud computing.
Holding onto what? GDX, WDC, or SNDK?
>And last time I checked, predicting direction was a 50/50 game. On just anything, generalized thats what the math says. But if you actually go out looking thats not actually true. Example 1: [https://imgur.com/a/0RrjRgC](https://imgur.com/a/0RrjRgC) for now nameless stock with a daily chart since April. Can you predict the long term trend? Ehh maybe like 52/48 leaning toward a yes. Example 2: [https://imgur.com/a/WONl4vQ](https://imgur.com/a/WONl4vQ) nameless stock #2 daily chart since April. Can you predict the long term trend? Well id say good 75/25 toward a yes. So as you can see there exist trends out there that give favorable odds in when conditions align, even if the math says that on average its 50/50. >!Btw example one is TSLA and example 2 is WDC.!<
I dunno, I mean the more NVDA GPU's that sell, the more MU/STX/WDC adjacency items are needed as well. It all goes together just like the networking and energy - GPU doesn't work on its own. IMO - MU, STX and WDC at 30% - 50% top line growth is just the begining. But I would agree the cyclical nature does make it a tougher long term hold.
$MU ripped from 120 to 170 just before ER in September alone, so it's no surprise the ER becomes a sell on the news event Longer term, AI demand for memory and story will be insane, and each of these industries is controlled by only a few players. In the memory, it's $MU, Samsung and SK Hynix (who make up like 50% of $EWY); in the storage, it's a duopoly of $STX and $WDC
Yeah, I've made my money off of Micron, Seagate, and Western digital this year. All sold (STX and WDC well before the current highs, but more than 100% return), that money has been parked in the S&P1500 cause these are cyclical industries (and I mean both STX and WDC are extremely overvalued imo)
Wtf happening to MU WDC SNDK?
Anyone know what’s driving the disk drive makers rally? WDC and SNDK have been on a wild tear lately.
WDC STX buy hard drive stocks they're green every day.
The stage is set . After MU earnings tomorrow , the rest STX , WDC , SNDK , RMBS will be down at 10 to 15 percent . Might as well buy my PUTS early .
!banbet WDC 106.5 24h
MRVL AND MU AND WDC why are we not talking about these
Thanks. I’ve also recently had some luck on WDC (up $217k) and SNDK (up $63k). See this image and my reply to this comment. https://preview.redd.it/pq2x1fsnlspf1.png?width=1620&format=png&auto=webp&s=c937197ec05e59ac067ed1df9f94f2ba3be8f552
Ahead of the Fed announcement, here’s a look at the best performing S&P 500 names fueling 2025’s gains. No. 1: Seagate Technology (STX), +140.8% YTD. No. 2: Western Digital (WDC), +125.3% YTD. No. 3: Palantir Technologies (PLTR), +123.9% YTD. No. 4: Newmont Corp (NEM), +111.2% YTD. No. 5: Micron Technology (MU), +87.1% YTD. No. 6: GE Vernova (GEV), +85.2% YTD. No. 7: Oracle (ORCL), +81.7% YTD. No. 8: NRG Energy (NRG), +81.2% YTD. No. 9: GE Aerospace (GE), +75% YTD. No. 10: Paramount Skydance Corp (PSKY), +72.8% YTD.
Oh shit ty for mention WDC and SNDK Ya I talk about STX all the time but no one gives a shit for some reason. Literally free money
all the "storage" peers like SanDisk, WDC have had a crazy run up and all of us WSB regards have **completely** missed it. meanwhile, we cheer 0.5% moves on SPX, but this obvious beneficiary of data center biz flies under the radar 😢
Also did some DCFs myself for MU, STX, WDC, SNDK couple of months ago and it worked out great! 🚀
it sounds like a bit of both! lately, there’s been AI-driven demand for storage solutions, and STX is the leading U.S. company in hard disk and solid-state drives (with WDC as the main competitor). STX is generally seen as the stronger choice, and recent analyst upgrades across the storage sector have helped fuel the stock rally. also, ESPPs with a 15% discount and a look-back window are a great deal. assuming stock is fairly valued, in expectation you’re locking in \~15% plus the benefit of optionality each cycle. with that said, how much you put into the plan depends on how confident you are in management, your long-term outlook on the storage industry, and your personal risk tolerance. even if you’re very bullish on STX, your net worth is already implicitly tied to the company through your job, so you may want to diversify into the broader U.S. equities. you mentioned that you currently have $9k in the stock, which i expect is not a huge part of your overall net worth (not sure about your years of experience or financial situation but that's my best guess). personally, i think that is a perfectly reasonable amount to hold if you believe in the company!
STX/WDC tends to go thru similar super cycle. Right now they're both hitting high of the cycle and buying puts would be betting against momentum and the larger AI theme. I think there's probably a bit of pullback but not sure if it's worth the capital, maybe a small size bet and a low price target?
What I don't understand is why AMD and NVDA have been heading down while others like WDC and STX have been shooting up.
Why am I the only one with WDC calls? Trend is hard green!
INTC rally! Harddisk rally! WDC SNDK
Thoughts on WDC and STX? They seem to be green every day.
$WDC and $STX two weeks ago. Now $PSTG! All the storage players are doing great.
Hi again. I found your Barchart screen parameters in a recent post like you said, and tried my best to replicate them. I'm not sure I got them all right, but I'll play with that more. What I found last night were: NEM, WDC, AVGO, UBER, and OSCR. (TSLA too, but I don't play it, and I think you've said you don't.) Would any of those make your screen right now? I ask because I'm not seeing that great of a ROR from CSPs 2+ weeks out with delta < 0.25. Running the numbers tonight, all 05Sep, 15DTE from tomorrow, at Midpoint: NEM 23-delta: 0.97% --> 1.9% monthly WDC 25-delta: 2.5% monthly UBER 27-delta (cheated a little): 2.5% AVGO 25-delta: 4.3% AVGO's close to the monthly returns you're seeing, and I can see how if you closed it in less than half the time and did it again (maybe), you could be over 5, pushing 6%. You've given enough clues, I just don't feel like I'm hunting in the right berry patch. Would you mind sharing a few of your current picks so I can get an idea of their characteristics? Thanks!
I'm holding $10K in semiconductor calls, mainly AMD calls. I'm fucked if we don't have a green Monday. Although I did pick up a 1/26 WDC PUT when it was at all time highs after earnings, right before the crash. I may turn out to be a genius for the WDC Put, but a retard for the AMD calls.
WDC up 7%, but MU down 3.6 % . 🤡
What do we think about WDC earnings?
Do you think Lando can win the WDC from Oscar?
WDC looking like a value play
lol how is WDC a 70 dollar stock this market is fucking broken
I've actually owned Google for even longer than the AMZN and I'm fairly certain I bought Apple at the same time as the AMZN only to sell it right before their WDC for about 20% profit that year. But yes I certainly could've bought something worse.
OP, The better question is which companies do you like ? I'll give you my basic investing strategy. Any stock I buy I will thin 1/3 of the position if the stock price doubled and once I eventually get all of my initial investment out of it( other 1/3 thinning of the position as the stock goes up ) . I will continue to hold that position and forget about that stock. I will use that money I received to invest into another company. My most recent purchases between April to about 1 month ago were ( most recent first then moving out further to early April ) HFWA, LNKB, JVA, PFE, UCTT, WDC, SMCI, BAC, GLAD, LCID. There have been several positions I have thinned in the past 6 months yet my bias is to accumulate thin and then accumulate. I'll explain my reasoning. 1- longer term the stock market has tended to rise. 2- Eventually I might want this money in retirement 3- most likely my kids will outlive me and they can go WTF was he thinking. 4- I've heard several times that had a person invested 1,000 in stock x y or z they would be a millionaire today so I have kept the long term in kind looking out 40 years. 5- I look at stock indexes as a very well managed portfolio. 6- there is nothing wrong with investing in the sp 500 because that index by itself tends to out perform most people's portfolios. I'll summarize. The SP 500 is your simplest investment to hold onto
And WDC needs a russian intercontinental AB.
This was my DD on Aapl since buying calls around $196 price. "P/E is trading way under their norm, they are the worse performing MAG7 this year and usually when the stars align, you go all in on the worst MAG7 because they eventually rebound. They only have upside, as I am confident that there will be a tariff relief rally, and their Foundations Models Framework presented at WDC25 is the true game changer. While everyone was crapping on AAPL for their Liquid Glass Interface (which is an optional setting), the herd totally missed the real play here - Foundations Models is like electricity for AI. You don't build a power plant to run your business—you just plug into the grid - Apple just became the grid for AI developers. In other words, with developers now having enterprise-AI within the apple ecosystem, then apps will become so much more enhanced because they will be ingrained in daily life. Every intelligent iOS app becomes a reason why users won't switch. And it's worth way more than any AI subscription would be. As usual Apple is late to the party. But, First to win!"
Is there some kind of McDonald's, KFC, or Pizza Hut index based on these WDC fast food vendors?
brodyyyyy - P/E is trading way under their norm, they are the worse performing MAG7 this year and usually when the stars align, you go all in on the worst MAG7 because they eventually rebound. They only have upside, as I am confident that there will be a tariff relief rally, and their Foundations Models Framework presented at WDC25 is the true game changer. While everyone was crapping on AAPL for their Liquid Glass Interface (which is an optional setting), the herd totally missed the real play here - Foundations Models is like electricity for AI. You don't build a power plant to run your business—you just plug into the grid - Apple just became the grid for AI developers. In other words, with developers now having enterprise-AI within the apple ecosystem, then apps will become so much more enhanced because they will be ingrained in daily life. Every intelligent iOS app becomes a reason why users won't switch. And it's worth way more than any AI subscription would be. As usual Apple is late to the party. But, First to win!
OKLO is nuclear. Small cap. Was trading low $20's in April, recovered to mid-$30 around earnings but bounced to mid-$50's because of Trump's EO on May 23. Handful of other nuclear stocks had a pretty significant bounce too in the last 2 1/2 weeks, some of which were also kind of boring. ASTS is a space stock. Not sure what's driving it specifically but its up low $20's to mid $30's over the last 10 days but with the space plays, it seems what's good for the goose is usually good for the gander as good news for one space stock often bleeds over into other space stocks. Its more a sector play. WDC is actually "boring stable" or at least is should be. Its Western Digital. Hard-drive storage manufacturing. They've climbed 30% since beginning of May and nearly doubled since beginning of April. Price action likely due mostly to the Trump Tariff trade as it took a bad beating from late-February to early-April and only just set a new 52-week high last week.
OKLO, ASTS, WDC and countless others have called. They'd like to discuss this free money opportunity with you...
From Gemini: It seems there's a misunderstanding. SanDisk (SNDK) was acquired by Western Digital (WDC) in 2016. However, recent news in 2025 indicates that SanDisk has been spun off as an independent company again and is now trading under the ticker SNDK on NASDAQ. Western Digital still retains about 20% ownership. Given this recent spin-off, here's a summary of why SanDisk (SNDK) might be a good stock to consider buying now, based on the information available: Reasons to consider SNDK a good stock to buy: * Analyst Outlook: Multiple analysts have initiated coverage with "Buy" or "Strong Buy" recommendations and significant upside potential from current levels. Average price targets range from $49 to $62, representing a substantial increase from its current price (around $39.82 as of June 4, 2025). * Undervaluation: InvestingPro analysis suggests the stock appears undervalued at current levels, and some metrics like Price/Book (0.61) also indicate potential undervaluation compared to some peers. * Earnings Forecast: Earnings are forecast to grow significantly (108.73% per year), and the company recently beat expected EPS for Q3 2025, reporting a non-GAAP loss of $-0.30 against an expectation of $-0.38. * Revenue Growth: Revenue grew by 10.7% over the past year, and despite a sequential decline in Q3 2025, the company is forecasting a revenue rise for Q4 2025. * Increased Cash Reserves: SanDisk has increased its cash reserves from $1.3 billion to $1.5 billion, which can provide financial stability. * Technical Indicators: Some technical indicators point to a buying opportunity, as the stock has rebounded from its 52-week low. * Market Position: SanDisk is a major player in the NAND flash memory semiconductor market, which is crucial for various electronics and cloud storage. Points to consider and potential risks: * Recent Spin-off: As a newly spun-off entity, it might experience some volatility as the market adjusts to its new independent status. * Financial Challenges: The company posted a non-GAAP loss in Q3 2025, highlighting ongoing financial challenges, and its net profit margin is currently negative (-114.04%). * Volatile Share Price: The share price has been volatile over the past three months. * Industry Cyclicality: The semiconductor industry, including flash memory, can be cyclical, and demand/pricing can fluctuate. * Goodwill Impairment: The company took a significant non-cash goodwill impairment charge of $1.83 billion. In conclusion: SanDisk (SNDK) appears to be generating renewed interest from analysts and showing signs of recovery and future growth potential after its spin-off. The consensus among many analysts is positive, with a belief that the stock is currently undervalued and has significant upside. However, it's crucial to acknowledge the recent financial challenges and the inherent volatility of the semiconductor market. Before making any investment decisions, it's highly recommended to conduct your own thorough research, consider your risk tolerance, and perhaps consult with a financial advisor.
I am generally 70 - 85 percent invested at all times yet there have been a few times i have been outside those parameters. It really comes down to how a person structures their portfolio. Somebody who invests primarily in the sp 500 will probably look at the market differently than someone who holds over 25 different stocks. There are always stocks that move downward for one reason or another even during a bull market with the index's moving up. I recently took some money out of KGC and WDC and I added LNKB and HFWA. I did that to increase my yield and this was part of a portfolio re balancing. I try to mimic the SP 500 sector weightings and I'm a little light on the banking sector. My point is that I'm re-balancing risk and sector weightings based on market action . Sometimes I do nothing for months at a time.
WDC calls up like 50% from yesterday
I moved money out of index and into data storage related stocks. I got in early on WDC at 28-$35/share. I’m up 50% on those shares. Plus WDC has dividend soon. Even in recessions and back economy companies need data storage and WDC has made storage devices for many years. I’m thinking exit between $65-70 share. Then will move to SCHD and do drip investing for a while until I find another big play. I think ACHR could be an emerging company. It has USA FAA hoops to jump through but other countries are moving forward to allow their EvTOL aircraft. Think it could easily bounce back to $13-15 a share soon with literally any positive news. It got Olympics approval for 2028. That might fast track FAA processes.
+$33.8 - 3 WDC calls 7/2020 - I exercised and sold 260 shares for +13¢ a week after exp lol
Why blame Intel. Could also be WDC. Or even MSFT as there was no OS found. Intel works fine in your screenshot.