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Name: CORSAIR - Force Series 1TB PCIe Gen 4 x4 NVMe Internal Solid State Drive with Garbage Collection Technology
Brand: CORSAIR
SKU: 6356722
Price: 212.99 USD
Rating: 4.8 (51 reviews)

CORSAIR - Force Series 1TB PCIe Gen 4 x4 NVMe Internal Solid State Drive with Garbage Collection Technology

Model:: CSSD-F1000GBMP600; |
SKU:: 6356722

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QuestionCan the heatsink be removed?
Asked 5 years ago by Angelgr20.
- Answer Yes the heatsink can be removed
  Answered 5 years ago by Gamer247
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QuestionWill this fit in a laptop or is it specifically for desktops
Asked 6 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Hi, It'd be for systems that support PCIe 4 NVMe drives. That could potentially mean a laptop, although I'm uncertain any support PCIe 4.0 speeds at this time, or the heatsink. I usually recommend our MP510 for laptop use as long as the connectivity is, of course, existent. If you have more specific questions, please reach out: support.corsair.com
  Answered 6 years ago by Corsair
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QuestionIs this compatible with Ultra M.2 sockets (Gen3 x4 32Gb/s)? Is the Heat Shield reversible (can it be flipped to show the upside down lettering on it right side up as my M.2 cards install with the pins to the left on my MB)
Asked 4 years ago by Dusty179.
- Answer Hi Dusty179, Please contact our support team so we can help you directly with your setup: support.corsair.com -Brian
  Answered 4 years ago by Corsair
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QuestionDoes this come with a screw and standard off?
Asked 5 years ago by PotentialBuyer.
- Answer Hi PotentialBuyer, No, these should be provided by your motherboard manufacturer. -Brian
  Answered 5 years ago by Corsair
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QuestionI am looking at buying this drive and wanted to know if I would need to remove the heatsink, due to space (if so then another model would be purchased) . I am running an AMD3800RX in an ASUS TUFGAMING X570 with the Wraith Heatsink. MSI 970GTX GPU.
Asked 5 years ago by Bill.
- Answer Hello, Please check what your board recommends, but we don't recommend taking the heatsink off unless the drive is properly cooled. If you have anything else we can help with, please reach out: support.corsair.com -Art
  Answered 5 years ago by Corsair
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QuestionI want to upgrade my 525gb SSD to Corsair SSD. 2009 Mac tower has NVMExpress on it and PCI. Can this SSD be used. What else needs to be considered? System used primarily for music production, plug ins, application, etc. System drive needs room to run.
Asked 5 years ago by YearnyB.
- Answer Hi, This wouldn't work, you'll most likely need to look into using a SATA SSD for that system. Please consult with your manual. If you have anything else we can help with, please reach out: support.corsair.com -Art
  Answered 5 years ago by Corsair
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QuestionHello I was wondering do you think this will meet the specs for the PS5 and will be White Listed to use.
Asked 5 years ago by Lee1978.
- Answer The heat sink cooling fins might be to tall for the ps5
  Answered 5 years ago by Shake
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CORSAIR - Force Series 1TB PCIe Gen 4 x4 NVMe Internal Solid State Drive with Garbage Collection Technology

Q: QuestionCan the heatsink be removed?

Q: QuestionWill this fit in a laptop or is it specifically for desktops

Q: QuestionIs this compatible with Ultra M.2 sockets (Gen3 x4 32Gb/s)? Is the Heat Shield reversible (can it be flipped to show the upside down lettering on it right side up as my M.2 cards install with the pins to the left on my MB)

Q: QuestionDoes this come with a screw and standard off?

Q: QuestionI am looking at buying this drive and wanted to know if I would need to remove the heatsink, due to space (if so then another model would be purchased) . I am running an AMD3800RX in an ASUS TUFGAMING X570 with the Wraith Heatsink. MSI 970GTX GPU.

Q: QuestionI want to upgrade my 525gb SSD to Corsair SSD. 2009 Mac tower has NVMExpress on it and PCI. Can this SSD be used. What else needs to be considered? System used primarily for music production, plug ins, application, etc. System drive needs room to run.

Q: QuestionHello I was wondering do you think this will meet the specs for the PS5 and will be White Listed to use.

QuestionCan the heatsink be removed?

QuestionWill this fit in a laptop or is it specifically for desktops

QuestionIs this compatible with Ultra M.2 sockets (Gen3 x4 32Gb/s)? Is the Heat Shield reversible (can it be flipped to show the upside down lettering on it right side up as my M.2 cards install with the pins to the left on my MB)

QuestionDoes this come with a screw and standard off?

QuestionI am looking at buying this drive and wanted to know if I would need to remove the heatsink, due to space (if so then another model would be purchased) . I am running an AMD3800RX in an ASUS TUFGAMING X570 with the Wraith Heatsink. MSI 970GTX GPU.

QuestionI want to upgrade my 525gb SSD to Corsair SSD. 2009 Mac tower has NVMExpress on it and PCI. Can this SSD be used. What else needs to be considered? System used primarily for music production, plug ins, application, etc. System drive needs room to run.

QuestionHello I was wondering do you think this will meet the specs for the PS5 and will be White Listed to use.