Corsair MP600 CORE Mini 1TB M.2 NVMe PCIe x4 Gen4 2 SSD
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About Corsair MP600 CORE Mini 1TB M.2 NVMe PCIe x4 Gen4 2 SSD
Overall Feedback:
98% positive
98% found it compatible with various systems, but 2% encountered compatibility issues
I can use the drive in any compatible m.2 port/interface and most people are using it to upgrade their Steam Deck storage.
This SSD can be used in any compatible m.2 port/interface and most people are using it to upgrade their Steam Deck storage.
The Corsair MP600 Core Mini PCIe Gen4 x4 NVMe M.2 2230 SSD is a fantastic upgrade for my Asus Ally as it is compatible with the system.
Upon checking with gparted, I found that there was only 1TB of space and no extra space.
98% praised for its rugged durability, while 2% experienced hardware failure
I found the drive to be of high quality and from a reliable brand, indicating its durability.
At 90% usage, I am getting 100-150 megabytes per second writes.
I can attest that the drive is of high quality and comes from a reliable brand, indicating durability.
The drive is nice and fast, but the size is mislabeled.
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98% praised for its lightning-fast read and write speeds, but 2% experienced slower performance
The SSD delivers good read and write speeds without impacting system performance compared to stocked SSD.
On a TLC drive, I can still get 1,000+ megabytes/second at 90% used and patching Baldurs Gate 3 takes only a few minutes at this speed.
During game installation/download, my write speed has more than tripled, which is positive feedback.
At 90% usage, I was getting 100~150 megabytes per second writes. However, it took me half an hour to patch Baldurs Gate 3 at this speed.
97% liked the generous storage capacity, but 3% found it too small
The SSD delivers good read and write speeds without impacting system performance compared to the stocked SSD.
I noticed that the actual drive capacity is only 1TB, which is less than the advertised capacity of 2TB.
94% appreciated its low power consumption, though 6% noticed higher energy usage
QLC drives have significantly shorter lifespans and can handle significantly less writes overall before they die.
94% appreciated the silent operation
I have found that the SSD delivers good read and write speeds without impacting system performance compared to the stocked SSD.
