Crucial M500 CT120M500SSD1 120GB
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Crucial M500 SSD Review – A continuing evolution (10)
Let us summarise the most important positive and negative points below: As I said at the beginning, ‘ evolution' , is the word that describes the M500 and reflects the work that Crucial has put into this drive not only to make it faster than the M4, but also implement technologies such as hardware...- Outstanding operation as a system drive
- Is able to achieve 80.000 IOPS without sweating
- SATA 6Gbps support
- 7mm thick SSD ready for Ultrabooks
- Hardware data encryption
- Very fast recovery from a used state
- Adaptive thermal protection
- 3 year warranty
- Very well priced
- None
Clash of the terabyte titans: Crucial M500 960GB vs. Samsung 840 EVO 1TB
We've waded through a lot of performance data, and we'll indulge a couple more graphs before weighing in with our final verdict. The following scatter plots use an overall performance score derived by comparing how each drive stacks up against a common baseline.
Crucial M500 SATA III Solid State Drive - 240GB
My HP Pavilion has had a new lease on life. Windows starts up in about 25 seconds! A massive improvement. All apps start more quickly in Windows 7. Quite simple to install too.
Crucial M500 480GB SSD Review
When i first started testing SSDs (Solid State Drives) roughly 5/6 years ago even the cheapest 60GB model cost more than a 2TB HDD and although SSDs had a very large and clear advantage in read/write/access speeds over regular HDDs it wasn't until a couple of years later that consumers actually got...- - Build Quality
- - Very Good Overall Performance
- - Features (RAIN & eDrive Support
- - 3 Year Warranty
- - Available In 960GB
- - Price (For Some
- - Bundle
Crucial M500 960GB 2.5-inch Internal SSD
Over a year ago at CES 2013, Crucial teased us with the promise of a "Terabyte-Class" SSD that was coming later that year. They were of course talking about the M500 series - and more specifically the 960GB version.- Exceeds rated read and write speeds
- 7mm low profile fits in many Ultrabooks and thinner laptops
- Excellent compatibility
- Decent 3 year warranty
- Massive storage (for an SSD
- Very affordable for a terabyte-class SSD
- No desktop drive bracket included
- No software bundle included in the box for migration
Affordable, awesome as an OS drive
There was nothing special or remarkable about installing the device (it did come with two mSATA sized screws tho), and consecutively installing Windows 7 Pro on it was a breeze on my Lenovo Y500.
The Crucial M500 solid-state drive may be at the bottom of our lineup, but it can still hold its own. This SSD is quick and efficient and will do the job in just about any machine. A Marvell controller drives this device along with MLC flash-component technology and SATA 3 compatibility.
- The Crucial M500 solid-state drive is fast
- and Crucial has fantastic help and support options
- This is a 2.5-inch form factor SSD that does not come with a 3.5-inch mounting kit
Crucial M500 M.2 NGFF SATA 3 SSD Review (480GB) – High Capacity and Power Loss Data Protection
It has been almost a year since Crucial/Micron introduced their new M500 family and, with that, came the news of what we then termed as a new Crucial M500 NGFF SSD that would be introduced to retail consumers.
1st SSD - happy!
Upgrade for my 2008 MacBook Pro which had mechanical hdd. Very happy with the performance gain. I've read quite a bit about these drives and the 120GB and 240GB are said to have poor write speeds compared to peers. I don't need great writes for my Mac so price was my driver.
When asked at CES about the M500 price points, we were told the 960GB model would hit the $600 price point and the other capacity would scale from there. Although not specifically stated, I took that to mean $300 for the 480GB, $150 for the 240GB and around $75 for the 120GB.