News Corsair's MP600 Pro NH SSDs: Big Performance, Laptop-Sized Package

[Admin]

Corsair's MP600 Pro NH SSDs wed compact dimensions with extreme performance and capacity.

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[Amdlova]

Price of model 1 Tb is 1074

 

[Math Geek]

"and $1074.99 for the top-of-the-line 2TB MP600 Pro NH SSD. The sweet spot 2TB model costs $212.99. "

think you mean the 8 TB is $1074.99

 

[helper800]

"and $1074.99 for the top-of-the-line 2TB MP600 Pro NH SSD. The sweet spot 2TB model costs $212.99. "

think you mean the 8 TB is $1074.99

I think ill trust you and your namesake on this one. 👌

 

[Alvar "Miles" Udell]

Think TH needs to start including a laptop in their NVMe SSD tests

 

[Amdlova]

Some ssd like this one with 10w not will work on these cheap oem. Some oem try to misleading saying support only 2 Tb models

 

[edzieba]

Step 1: Take any m.2 SSD
Step 2: Remove the cosmetic heatsink (and pass those BoM savings onto yourself by raising RRP)
Step 3: "OMG it's a brand new laptop drive variant!!1"

NAND dies should not have heatsinks attached, they need elevated operating temperature for longevity and heatsinks just means they waste power (and burn block erase cycles generating heat) chasing a temperature setpoint they can no longer reach.
SSD controllers do not thermal throttle except under constant read/write workloads, which when actually tested mean you need to be copying files of several hundred GB in size before you would ever see thermal throttling from an unsinked controller in real world usage.