Corsair has expanded its MP600 SSD sequence with the Micro, an M.2 2242 and 3D TLC NAND drive that enhances the M.2 2230 and M.2 2280 equivalents it already gives. Stylised because the MP600 MICRO, the SSD conforms to the PCIe Gen4 x4 normal for as much as 4,300 MB/s sequential write and 5,100 MB/s sequential learn speeds. Thus, the MP600 Micro is slower than the MP600 Professional NH, which peaks at 6,500 MB/s and seven,000 MB/s, respectively.
Moreover, the MP600 Micro is rated for 300 MB/s sooner sequential learn speeds than the smaller MP600 Core Mini (M.2 2230). For some purpose, Corsair additionally charges the MP600 Micro as having 500 MB/s slower sequential write speeds than the MP600 Core Mini. For reference, Corsair states that the MP600 Micro ought to eat 4.3 W on common and is rated for as much as 1,500,000 hours MTBF (imply time between failures).
Furthermore, the SSD can function at 0°C to +65°C and in 93% relative humidity (RH) (40 °C). Whereas Corsair seems to have designed the MP600 Micro for Lenovo Legion Go storage upgrades, the SSD needs to be suitable with any system that accepts M.2 2242 drives. At launch, Corsair fees $74.99 for the MP600 Micro within the US and £79.99 within the UK. With that being mentioned, Amazon is already charging $69.99, seemingly at a everlasting low cost. Please see Corsair’s web site for extra particulars.
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