Just like last time the MX500 line of SSDs is based on Micron's 256Gbit 64-layer 3D TLC NAND flash and is currently available in 250GB/500GB/1TB/2TB capacities for the SATA III interface and 250GB/500GB/1TB for the M.2 2280 interface.
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We've tested some NVMe models in the past but never a "regular" M.2 model so since the latest MX500 SATA III SSD by Crucial which we reviewed a while back is also available in the M.2 form factor we decided to test it and see just how close (of far) it lands compared to its brother.Ĭ is a leading online retailer specializing in computer memory (RAM) and solid state drives (SSD), and is operated by a subsidiary of Micron Technology, Inc., one of the world's leading manufacturers of computer memory products. Of course unlike SATA SSDs M.2 models are currently available in "regular" (offer similar performance levels as their SATA brothers) and NVMe (enthusiast grade) types. Although SATA III SSDs (solid state drives) still hold the first place in global sales (not only thanks to their compatibility with much older systems but also because of their slightly better price/capacity ratio) the far smaller (and in some cases much faster) M.2 models rise in popularity every day.
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