Introduction

Micron Technology, Inc. is an American company headquartered in Boise, Idaho, founded on October 5th 1978.
The Micron products are marketed and sold under then Crucial and Ballistix brands, these products include: SDRAM type memory, DDR/2/3/4 RAM and NAND & Flash type storage chips.
In 2009, Micron was the first company to announce an SSD equipped with a SATA interface capable of 6 Gbit/s speeds. At the present time, Micron is involved in the manufacture and sale of memory chips for countless brands and product types.

 

Official product link:

https://www.crucial.com/ssd/mx500/ct2000mx500ssd1

 

Packaging and accessories

The Crucial MX500 2TB is packaged in the same cardboard box as the entire MX500 series. The front part of the box has a simple design with the MX500 series name. The capacity of the SSD is printed on a label on the lower left part of the box.

 

The back of the box has a few pieces of general information regarding the SSD and the installation procedure.

 

The protection offered by the SSD is average, with a hard plastic clam shell keeping the SSD in place.

Accessories

1x User manual;

1x Plastic bracket.

 

Specifications

Series: MX500
Model: CT2000MX500SSD1
Capacity: 2TB
Form Factor: SATA 2.5″
Interface: SATA 6.0Gb/s
Controller: Silicon Motion SM2258H
Flash Chips: B16A FortisFlash 64-Layer TLC (NW913)
DRAM: 4GB Micron DDR3 @1866MHZ (D9SHD)
Sequential Read: 560 MB/s
Sequential Write: 510 MB/s
Write Endurance: 700 TBW (total bytes written)
Operating Temperature: 0°C to 70°C
Warranty: 5 years

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7 thoughts on “Crucial MX500 2TB

  1. Hi Tech Legend

    I have a laptop that does not support m.2 nVME. My question for you is –

    1. Should I go with Samsung 870 Evo or Mx500?

    Thanks!

    1. Get the SSD that is cheaper, both are good. The Samsung is slightly faster but you will not notice that speed difference in your daily usage.

  2. I have used 40-50 mx500s and had no problem with any.
    These are very reliable and fast customers remark their computers are faster than new when changed over to Crucial ssds.

  3. Hi Techs,
    I need to install the SSD in my homelab in proxmox for virtual machines.
    So Mx500 is good for this purpose?

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