
Basic bootup speeds won’t cut it — not at work, on the go, or in the game. But the Crucial P3 SSD is anything but basic. With NVMe performance that’s more than 6x faster than SATA2 and storage capacities up to 4TB3, the P3 leaves older storage technology in the dust. Get faster bootups, downloads and file transfers, and store all your files, photos, videos, apps, and games with room to spare with the quality and dependability you expect from Crucial.
Q: Does this SSD include any software?
A: Yes, the SSD comes with Storage Executive and Acronis Micron version.
Q: What is the maximum storage capacity available for this SSD?
A: The Crucial P3 SSD offers storage capacities up to 4TB.
Q: How does the Crucial P3 SSD's speed compare to SATA2?
A: The Crucial P3 SSD boasts NVMe performance that is more than 6 times faster than SATA2.
Q: What is the maximum read speed of this SSD?
A: This SSD has a maximum read speed of 3500 megabytes per second.
Q: What type of computers is this SSD compatible with?
A: This SSD is compatible with desktop computers.
Q: What is the form factor of this SSD?
A: The form factor of this SSD is M.2 2280.
Q: Is this a single-sided module?
A: Hello, thanks for getting in touch, We currently offer the 2280 variant in our M.2 SSDs. The ‘ds’ and ‘ss’ signify either double-sided or single-sided, referring to how the NAND is placed on the circuit board. For more details, please visit: https://www.crucial.com/support/articles-faq-ssd/m2-ssds-common-questions In the case of Crucial's PCIe SSDs, our drives are M-keyed only. If you need any more information or support, please contact us back through the link below. https://www.crucial.com/support/contact - The Crucial Team
Q: Does it supports on my macbook air 13 inch(2015 model)?
A: Hello Krishna, Thank you for your question, MacBook Air and MacBook Pro Retina models use a proprietary SSD form factor which has a unique connector specifically designed by Apple. As such, I’m afraid we don’t manufacture or supply a suitable replacement SSD for these systems. You may still be able to upgrade through Apple directly and it may be worth contacting them for more information. The Team Crucial