💽 Corsair MP510 960GB NVMe PCIe Gen3 x4 M.2 SSD - Force Series Review

Speeds are about the same as stated by the manufacturer. I tested it in a crystal disk with a file size of 4gb, which is clearly more than the buffer on the disk. The upper test on the screen is on an empty disk, the numbers are the same as those of the manufacturer. The second test - with a pre-filled 78% disk. Speeds sank, but not fatally. I use it for two tasks - collecting data and writing to disk in multi-threaded mode. Previously, the bottleneck was the disk, now the problem is gone. The…

Bought for 9600r., Now you can find even cheaper. A disk with a capacity of 960GB, and in fact a terabyte, with redundancy, in the event of a cell failure, which consumes + - 10% of the disk volume. Here, in principle, the entire gentleman's set is assembled, DRAM, SLC cache, and TLC memory. If anyone is interested, the old Phison E12 is used as a controller, and Toshiba BiCS 3 memory. In general, not the latest fashion), but no QLC.

Well, I have a gigabyte cell phone, cheap, so I had problems when Windows wouldn't install on that hard drive and wouldn't let me format the hard drive. So I went into the BIOS, disabled SATA and disconnected all SATA connections from the PC. Run windows setup again, now it will be recognized, formatted and installed. Re-enabled Sata in BIOS, reconnected drives. Works without problems. , I have no complaints, if I had more x4 strips I would buy it again and again. Bought for OS and gaming, not…

So I have a cheap gigabyte mobo so I had problems where Windows wouldn't install on this drive and neither did the drive for me formatted. So I went into the BIOS, disabled SATA and disconnected all SATA connections from the PC. Run windows setup again, now it will be recognized, formatted and installed. Re-enabled Sata in BIOS, reconnected drives. Works without problems. , I have no complaints, if I had more x4 strips I would buy it again and again. Bought for OS and gaming, not disappointing…

There are many NVME SSDs on the market, but any seasoned PC builder knows that not all are created equal. After much research on the current crop, I settled on two 1TB Corsair MP510 NVME SSDs (960). I believe they live up to Corsair's standards of professional quality. I capture and edit HD, 4k and high definition videos and photos, all on a variety of high-end devices. These drives offer consistently high throughput for copying, editing and rendering. They don't slow down when their cache is…

My boss asked me to fix the computer he got for free. It didn't have a hard drive, so I put one in. This makes a HUGE difference on an old computer. This frustrates me because the last component of my personal build that I need to update is my hard drive. His computer boots in about 10-5 seconds, depending. Loading screens in games take about 4 seconds. Other than that his computer is fine but the drive helps SO MUCH it's crazy. Think about how much time you spend waiting for a download…

This NVME is great! Combined with a true PCI-E 3.0x4 slot, it behaves just like Samsung's best drives in real world scenarios. The key is "real world scenarios”. If you are looking for "professional" reviews of these types of drives, Samsung is always at the top. but the benchmarks used are mostly unrealistic in everyday use. The reality is simple. this drive for less than $130 (I paid $121 for my ships and sold by Amazon) or the Samsung equivalent (970 evo plus) for almost $230. Absolutely not