Fuel your system performance with the Crucial T500 Gen4 NVMe SSD. Experience faster gaming – perfect for PS5 upgrades. Amp up your creative potential with solid state storage that moves as fast as you need it to. Heavy tasks are no problem with better performance to power efficiency, and our heatsink gives you quiet heat dissipation in a sleek design.
Q: How can I install this SSD?
A: This SSD comes with online tutorials, how-to guides, videos, and free Acronis True Image cloning software to help you install it.
Q: What is the maximum read speed of this SSD?
A: The maximum read speed of this SSD is 7400 megabytes per second.
Q: Does this SSD come with a heatsink?
A: Yes, this SSD comes with a heatsink.
Q: What kind of interface does this SSD use?
A: This SSD uses a PCIe Gen 4 x4 interface.
Q: Is this SSD compatible with PlayStation 5?
A: Yes, this SSD is compatible with PlayStation 5.
Q: What is the storage capacity of this SSD?
A: This SSD has a storage capacity of 2TB.
Q: Hi, does it work with Dell G15 5510?
A: It all depends on yr laptop space once you put the cover if it will clear if not get the one without heatsink and get a copper low profile heatsink with thermal pads. I did for my laptop MSI and it worked great!
Q: Hello everyone, does anyone know if the heatsink is removable on this version of the SSD? Thank you
A: @KennK the surprising part about the two drives when I asked the question was that the one with the heat sink was cheaper at that moment. So if I were to choose between the two for my laptop then and the heat sink version was removable and cheaper then it was a no brainer for me. Also having the heat sink aside for future system component swap as a bonus. You don’t always know the context in which one is asking a question so next time just answer it if you know plain and simple. “Being real”

Fuel your system performance with the Crucial T500 Gen4 NVMe SSD. Experience faster gaming – perfect for PS5 upgrades. Amp up your creative potential with solid state storage that moves as fast as you need it to. Heavy tasks are no problem with better performance to power efficiency, and our heatsink gives you quiet heat dissipation in a sleek design.

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High-speed Gen4 performance for gamers is here. Introducing the Crucial® P310 2280 Gen4 NVMe™ SSD, a leader in the Gen4 space with sequential reads/writes up to 7,100/6,000MB/s. Engineered with the latest Micron® 3D NAND technology, the Crucial P310 comes in generous capacities and offers flexible backward compatibility, performing 2x faster than Gen3 SSDs and offering 20% faster performance in real-world tasks compared to other Gen4 SSDs when booting Windows, starting applications such as Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, and working with popular applications such as Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint. The P310 is the NVMe storage solution that gives gamers the edge they crave.
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I bought this SSD for my PS5, and been using it with no issue at all for around a year. Very easy to install.
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Posted by blah
Just like the PlayStation brand SSD. Its run like a charm. Write/Read speed are awesome. In a less price. I would say, it is a bang for a buck for a expensive console.
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Posted by Judas
SUMMARY The T500 is a premium offering from Crucial with the hardware to back it up. It reached some of the fastest Gen 4 speeds I’ve ever recorded, has 2GB of DRAM, a life expectancy of 1200 TBW, and is fully compatible with the PS5. INTRO The T500 represents Crucial’s (Crucial is owned by Micron) premium entry into the consumer NVMe market. Crucial has put all the necessary hardware on the drive to make it a top performer in the field and the specs and the results prove it. The T500 is capable of sequential read speeds up to 7400MB/s and write speeds of 7000 MB/s. Crucial places approximately 1GB of DRAM per TB, so this 2TB SSD is equipped with 2GB of DDR4 DRAM. Managing all of this is the latest Phison controller that supports Microsoft’s DirectStorage tech. Warranty on the drive is 5 years with an endurance rating of 1200TBW. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION My test computer is a new 2023 Asus ExpertCenter. It has a 13th generation Intel Core i5 processor, 16GB of RAM, and most importantly, supports the latest Gen4 NVMe interface. The computer came with a Micron Gen 4 NVMe drive installed, but it was only a 500GB model and honestly, speeds into and out of the drive were underwhelming. Far from what I would have expected from a Gen 4 drive. While I was hoping for improved performance from the desktop, my real reason for installing the T500 is I am trying to make the Asus a mild gaming PC in addition to its daily chores as my primary workhorse. After installing just 2 games on an otherwise fresh install of Windows 11, I had clogged up over 60% of my existing drive. This was forcing me to store larger work files on my NAS and my performance was dropping off rapidly, the fuller the 500GB model got. Storage room improved significantly with the T500 as final capacity after partitioning, provisioning, and installation of Windows 11 yielded 1.83TB of usable storage space. After installing the drive in the desktop and a fresh copy of Windows 11, it was time to reload all the latest drivers, my current choice of games, and all the latest productivity and business software. Surprisingly, the computer was much more responsive. Opening and installing large files seemed much quicker. Larger video driver downloads compiled faster and were much quicker to open after download. The computer just seemed peppier and no matter what I asked of the desktop, it just felt much snappier and less labored. I thought this was more of a mind trick than anything. I had made myself believe that after spending all this time installing the drive and re-downloading all the software I use, this desktop must be quicker. Kind of like when you put a shiny new part on your car and you swear it runs better, has more power, and gets better mileage. So, was I just making myself believe it, or was it faster? Time to find out. Fingers crossed, because this installation, update, and all the software downloads & installs took a while. Ugh. Queuing up CrystalDiskMark confirmed my observations. The desktop is decidedly faster than it was. Going from one Micron drive to another shows a vast disparity in drives with the same Gen 4 interface. Attached are photos of the results. The T500 is nearly twice as fast as my old NVMe drive. Sequential and Random read and write speeds are right at where Crucial claims they should be, topping more than 7000MB/s. Outstanding. Even more impressive, is that even during all my benchmarking, the drive never got over 71C and never thermal throttled. Partly because of good case airflow, but mostly due to the integrated heatsink on the drive. A worthy option whether you are installing the drive in a PS5 or a desktop. Synthetic benchmarks aside, this drive is markedly faster in day-to-day tasks. Opening larger driver installation packages is much quicker. Driver installs, game installs, everything happens much quicker with the T500. To prove my theory, I used my 2 newest games I purchased over the holidays. The files are massive (both games clocked in at over 80+ GB each). Once the games are downloaded, the installer goes back, reads, and verifies the installation. With over 80GB per game, this can take a while and it did. My old Micron drive averaged just over 1 GB/s read speeds (sorry, I don’t have photos documenting). Top read speed was approximately 1.25 GB/s. Not bad. However, the T500 crushed it. Game verification was taking place at over 4 GB/s with speeds reaching up to 4.3 GB/s. That’s nearly 4x the increase in performance! This is immediately noticeable when opening a large application, starting a new game, installing drivers, etc. NEGATIVES The only negative I find about the T500 is its lack of hardware-based encryption. I scoured the Crucial website and even their product literature and can find no mention of support for encryption. A premium drive of this caliber deserves the ability to support hardware-based data encryption, especially one that Crucial is billing not only as a gaming drive, but as a drive designed for demanding workloads. FINAL THOUGHTS The lack of hardware-based data encryption is the only fault I can find with the T500. It is an excellent drive that can reach the upper limits of data throughput in the Gen 4 interface. It has a great warranty and is made using, in my experience over the years, Micron’s excellent memory chips. I have had nothing but exceptional performance from my Crucial and Micron products. I’ve been using a low-end P3 in another desktop for years without issue. I have no doubt this drive will serve consumers well and will continue with Crucial’s excellent reliability. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
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