Corsair MP600 Pro Hydro X Edition NVMe SSD, PCIe 4.0, M.2 2280 - 2 TB

With the MP600 Pro Hydro X, Corsair targets enthusiasts. The NVMe SSD with PCIe 4.0 standard achieves extremely high read and write speeds. To maintain the enormous performance, the manufacturer equips the SSD with a water cooler right out of the box, which can be easily integrated into existing loops. With 1,400 TBW, a high durability is guaranteed.

Overview of the Corsair MP600 Pro Hydro X Edition NVMe SSD:

• PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD with 2 TB capacity
• Extremely fast 7,000 MB/s for reading and 6,550 MB/s for writing
• A total of 660,000 / 800,000 IOPS 4KB Random Read / Write
• Phison PS5018-E18 controller & 3D TLC NAND
• Guaranteed write volume of 1,400 TBW
• Pre-installed water cooler for a cool operating temperature

NVMe SSD for the M.2 slot with extremely fast read and write speeds

The Phison controller of the NVMe SSD supports the PCIe 4.0 standard, which allows for a theoretical data transfer speed of 7,800 MB/s. The MP600 Pro Hydro X achieves a read speed of 7,000 MB/s, nearing the limits of what is possible. The extreme write speed of up to 6,550 MB/s is equally impressive.

With the 3D TLC NAND memory technology, the individual memory chips of the SSD are stacked in a space-saving manner. The effectiveness of this efficient technology is reflected for the consumer primarily in high performance and durability. The Corsair MP600 Pro Hydro X Edition NVMe SSD has a TBW (write/erase cycles) of 1,400 TB. This means that it performs its tasks uncompromisingly and reliably for many years.

Extremely fast NVMe SSD with water cooler

The IOPS values (Input/Output Operations per Second) illustrate how many input and output commands an SSD can perform per second. Here too, the Corsair MP600 Pro Hydro X Edition NVMe SSD boasts excellent values with 660,000 in 4KB Read and 800,000 in 4KB Write. The SSD supports the NVM Express protocol (short NVMe), which results in particularly low latencies and high read and write speeds.

NVMe SSDs like the Corsair MP600 Pro Hydro X Edition heat up rapidly due to their extremely fast read and write speeds. To ensure stable operation of both the system and the SSD, it typically throttles its speeds. For the consumer, this manifests as a significant decline in performance. To avoid this, Corsair has installed a water cooler on the SSD, which can be easily integrated into existing loops, ensuring smooth (and above all fast) operation.