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Specifications
Manufacturer
Corsair
Part #
Manufacturer
Corsair
Capacity
960 GB
Price / GB
€0.213
Type
SSD
Form Factor
M.2-2280
Interface
M.2 (M)
NVME
Yes
Price History
Reviews
- 101 points
- 5 months ago
from completed build Skyreach 4 mini brickless build
Lower priced compared to the Samsung 970 evo series and (imo) performs just as well
- 34 points
- 7 months ago
from completed build FinalBuild 2019-2021
Newegg came out with a promo for the 1TB/960GB version for $149 back in the day. It seems that standard price now. Lightning fast. 3400MB/s read, 3000MB/s write it is, with equally as impressive IOPS ratings. Bought new.
- 22 points
- 11 months ago
from completed build STRACCIATELLA
Best bang for buck at the moment in my opinion. It's slight costlier than Intel's new 660p series which offers similar capacity but doing QLC which makes it a lot slower than the competition.
- 19 points
- 14 months ago
from completed build Mirror Mirror
The best bang for buck NVMe SSD you can get. Much cheaper than other competitors like the 970 Evo or WD Black, very very similar performance but miles ahead of every other SSD with it's insane 1700TB endurance. Going to be keeping this one forever.
- 18 points
- 9 months ago
from completed build 1st new PC since 2008
Amazing drive. Brilliant access speeds for the price. At the moment, I'm 16 seconds from power on to Windows desktop.
- 17 points
- 7 months ago
from completed build Tyrael - The Hundred Thread Workstation
As fast as advertised. Works with Intel Virtual RAID on CPU (VROC). Four of these in VROC RAID0 with an Asus HYPER M.2 card, in a PCI-e 16x slot with bifurcation enabled, gets me to around 12.5GB/s sequential read and 11.9GB/s write on CrystalDiskMark's Q64T64 test.
- 13 points
- 2 months ago
from completed build Black Baby
The Corsair MP510 960 GB M.2-2280 NVME SSD has been a great choice to use as my boot drive. Runs Windows to flawlessly and boot times are around 5 seconds to the login screen. Runs my content creating workloads well very fast and I do plan on buying a 3-4 TB version to fill my secondary M.2 slot on my motherboard as a gaming drive.
- 12 points
- 13 months ago
from completed build Omega Build - Last build for a while
Corsair dropped the prices on their MP510 SSDs quite a bit. Probably getting ready for a new series, but really... performance-wise do you need better than this? It's about as fast as 970 Pro, but at nearly half the cost. 1TB of ridiculousness speed for $149 at time of purchase.
- 12 points
- 9 months ago
from completed build It was a good time to upgrade
While not as fast as some Samsung NVME's it is still remarkably fast, obviously silent, and a price to performance champion, with me also being kind of a Corsair fanboy it was a no brainer
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