Crucial T500 1TB Gen4 NVMe M.2 Internal Gaming SSD
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About Crucial T500 1TB Gen4 NVMe M.2 Internal Gaming SSD
Overall Feedback:
84% positive
82% liked the generous storage capacity, but 18% found it too small
Playing larger size games is super easy with the 2TB storage capacity and they play incredibly smooth.
I can use a 2TB drive as expansion for my laptop and store my entire music collection on it. It is also good for virtual machines.
Playing larger size games is super easy with the 2TB storage capacity. Games like Baldurs Gate 3 and Destiny 2 play incredibly smoothly.
I switched from Samsung SSD because I needed more capacity and it was a good price.
71% appreciated its low power consumption, though 29% noticed higher energy usage
I have observed no heat issues, indicating that the internal-solid-state-drive has low power consumption.
I have observed no heat issues, indicating low power consumption of the internal-solid-state-drive.
The SSD has been working fine for me and every game I've played from it has run with no issues.
The drive has a low endurance rating of just 600TBW and no power loss protection, but it comes with a 5 year warranty.
85% praised for its lightning-fast read and write speeds, but 15% experienced slower performance
The drive is built for speed with high read/write IOPS and 720GB front end SLC write cache.
The read speed is 6153 MB/s, which is great for quickly moving and playing games off of it.
The SSD has a fast read/write speed, making games load up quickly. Files also compress and decompress at a reasonable speed.
I have found that the product works fairly consistently at the advertised speeds.
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81% found it compatible with various systems, but 19% encountered compatibility issues
I found that the NVME was not compatible with my motherboard, causing it to hang.
82% praised for its rugged durability, while 18% experienced hardware failure
The Crucial T500 has performed very well and did not disappoint.
The drive's low endurance rating of just 600TBW and lack of power loss protection was mentioned as a negative aspect.
I received a drive that could not pass its own diagnostic self-test.
I lost all my important documents, working edits, etc. because the software used to back up my drive corrupted my data.
73% appreciated the silent operation, though 27% noticed some noise
I did not mention anything about the silent operation of the internal-solid-state-drives.
