Corsair MP600 Series M.2 2280 NVMe PCIe

Gen4 speeds plus capacity and a removable heat sink make the MP600 CORE 2TB highly desirable.

The high bandwidth ceiling of the PCI Express 4.0 spec has yet to find a practical home outside the very latest AMD desktops, but Corsair's Force Series MP600 represents a good first step into this new direction for M.2 SSDs.

This is our first review of a new series that is kicking off with the Corsair Force MP600 Gen4 NVMe SSD. It is strikingly superior to our Gen3 NAND SSD line up, with Intel Optane SSDs still showing benefits in some areas. The difference compared to the...

PCIe Gen4 SSD's are slowly trickling into the market place and Corsair is one of the first out of the gate with the Force MP600 drive. At the heart of the Force MP600 is one of Phison's PS5016-E16 controller's, the world's first PCIe Gen4 x4 controller...

Corsair’s Force MP600 is one of the fastest SSDs on the market, with sequential performance of up to 5,000 MBps. But the speed and slick aesthetics are come at a high price. And many tasks don't benefit from the extra speed.

The Corsair MP600 Gen 4 NVMe SSD is the one of the first Gen 4 SSD available to consumers and Corsair deserves a great deal of credit in marketing this Gen 4 product well ahead of many of its competitors. Credit also has to go to Phison who made this...

So yes, I am battling the conclusion of the MP600. It shatters records given the right conditions, but on in other workloads, you are down to high-end class TLC NVMe performance. And there is an abundance of choice available these days. The fact that in...