Crucial T700
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Extreme users such as creatives, engineers and gamers need robust performance that is at the cutting edge of technology. The Crucial T700 Gen5 SSD with integrated premium heat sink and enabled DirectStorage function is the culmination of Micron's engineering excellence. Based on Micron 232-layer TLC NAND, the T700 offers speeds and capacities that exceed those of Gen4 drives in every way. Designed for use with high-end motherboards with PCIe 5.0 M.2 slots, it is suitable for intensive workloads to improve real-world performance.
| SSD type | M.2 SSD |
| Interface | PCIe 5.0 |
| Protocol | NVMe |
| Write transfer speed | 11800 MB/s |
| Read transfer speed | 12400 MB/s |
| Max. random 4K read | 1350000 IOPS |
| Max. random 4K write | 1400000 IOPS |
| Item number | 35665191 |
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Reviews & Ratings
- Tempo
- Design
- Warranty
- Gets a little hot
- PCIe 5 mainboards (with M.2 storage interface) still rare and expensive
Crucial's T700 is an exceptional data carrier - through and through: The solid state drive looks great on the outside thanks to its unconventional design. Inside, the music plays thanks to the outstanding transfer rates. The five-year guarantee rounds off the overall package.
- super fast
- Very expensive
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