Crucial T500 1TB Gen4 NVMe M.2 Internal Gaming SSD with Heatsink, Up to 7300MB/s, PlayStation 5 Compatible + 1mo Adobe CC All Apps- CT1000T500SSD5
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Fuel your system performance with the Crucial T500 Gen4 NVMe SSD. Load games up to 16% faster* with sequential read and write speeds** up to 7,300MB/s and 6,800MB/s (up to 1.15M/1.44M IOPs random reads/writes**). Perfect for PS5, the T500 serves up faster gaming, video editing, and 3D rendering. Easy to install and with up to 2TB of storage***, the T500 gives you plenty of space for all your games or projects. Built with cutting-edge TLC NAND, up to a 40% performance-to-power ratio****, and speeds that are 2x faster***** than Gen3, the T500 optimizes your system performance so it can work faster with less power. Enabled for Microsoft DirectStorage, the T500 also supports faster****** renders and reduced CPU utilization for a richer gaming experience.
LIGHTNING SPEEDS: Get incredible performance with sequential reads/writes up to 7,300/6,800MB/s and random read/writes up to 1.15M/1.44M IOPs
PS5 READY: Heatsink version is easy to install in your PlayStation 5 (non-heatsink option also available)
ULTIMATE GAMING: Load games up to 16% faster and get faster texture renders and less CPU utilization with Microsoft DirectStorage
CONTENT CREATION: Get up to 42% faster performance in content creation apps, run heavy workloads, and render photos or videos faster
ADOBE CREATIVE CLOUD: Get one month of Adobe Creative Cloud All-Apps plan on us when you purchase and register the Crucial T500 SSD10
Customers say
Customers find the Crucial T500 2TB computer drive performs well. It has fast read and write speeds, and the hardware works as intended. Installation is easy and only takes a few minutes. They consider it an excellent value for the price and one of their best investments. Customers also appreciate the reliable build, storage capacity, temperature, and fit.
13 reviews for Crucial T500 1TB Gen4 NVMe M.2 Internal Gaming SSD with Heatsink, Up to 7300MB/s, PlayStation 5 Compatible + 1mo Adobe CC All Apps- CT1000T500SSD5
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Paul –
Crucial T500 works on Dell XPS 8950
Dell XPS 8950 desktop (Costco 2022 build) i7 Intel-12700, 32GB DDR5 RAM, AMD RX 6700 XT, PCIe M.2 Gen 4. Replaced the C: Drive with a larger and faster 1TB Crucial T500 PCIe Gen 4 NVMe M.2 by cloning with a Sabrent Model EC:SNVE USB TYPE C Tool Free Enclosure with no issues. Macrium Reflect Home X, the trail version, was used following an article from XDA-Developers.com “How to set up an SSD as boot drive for your new or existing computer”. I also referred to a older You Tube video by Access Random – “UPDATE: Using Macrium Reflect Free to Clone Windows to a Bootable M.2 SSD” to create a USB Rescue Media . The clone time was about 30 minutes using the Type C port (20 Gbps) on the rear of the computer. Removed the old drive and replaced it with the new T500. I did nothing to the BIOS and left the original settings as Boot [UEFI] and Boot Option one as [Windows Boot Manager] and SATA/NVMe Operation as [RAID ON]. The XPS booted up and ran fine with the exception of Norton having to have the KEY reentered to work. The T500 was recognized by the CrystalDiskMarkInfo program and the old Kioxia NVMe was not listed. With all the problem comments on RAID and UEFI settings in the BIOS, I was at my knowledge limits. Using the winsat disk command in the Terminal Admin mode the Sequential Read was 5980 and Write was 4993. The Crucial Spec Sheet lists their 1TB at 7300/6800. I did not turn on the Momentum Cache in the Crucial Storage Executive software. The current Firmware Version is P8CR003 and would not update to P8CR004 using the Crucial Storage Executive – there was a warning of “no drives were found in the system. This may be because your drives are allocated in a RAID configuration. You may proceed with a manual firmware update”. I will try Crucial Support for the answer. Overall, I am happy the way it turned out – thanks to the XDA-Developers and Access Random articles/video for Macrium Reflect.Update 12/31/2024 Called Crucial Support and the agent confirmed that in order to update/add the P8CR004 latest Firmware with Crucial Storage Executive I could not do this with a RAID configuration on the Dell XPS as it would affect other drives (HHD and SATA SSD) as well. This was why I was receiving the Warning or error. The agent also cautioned using Momentum Cache for the same reason – RAID being on in the BIOS. With my limited computer skills and knowledge, I chose to leave the T500 as is – after all it is twice as fast as the original Kioxia NVMe.Crucial has two FAQ’s to better explain the subject – The first, Storage Executive Fails to Update the Firmware on My SSD states, “Ensure that you are not using RAID mode in the system BIOS settings. RAID will often prevent many of the features in Storage Executive from working with your drive, AHCI is the preferred mode. Refer to your system manufacture for any help with this setting.” The second, Basics of RAID – “In terms of day-to-day use, RAID works similarly to a single disk, but diagnostic tools read data from a RAID configuration differently than they do a single SSD or hard drive. For example, Crucial Storage Executive is not fully compatible with some RAID controllers and configurations, and specific functions such as SMART reporting or firmware updates may not work at all in these unsupported environments, requiring the RAID to be temporarily disassembled for updates or troubleshooting of individual drives. Also, while modern operating systems and RAID drivers allow trim commands to run on SSDs in RAID, legacy operating systems and drivers may not properly support them, meaning functions such as Garbage Collection become more important for maintaining the highest performance from connected SSDs.”
lyrikal –
Works perfectly in my Synology DS1821+ as cache
Put a pair of 1TBs into my Synology DS1821+ as read/write cache. Love how it comes pre-installed with a decent heatsink. These high performance nvme SSDs always get hot. They fit perfectly and don’t have too much height to them. They sit flush enough that they don’t block the HDD cages of my first hot swap bay. These ssds are completely overkill for my use case, but literally buying older gen slower NVME ssds are more expensive than these atm. I am glad they have DRAM, so none of this DRAM-less HMB buffer crap. Should be able to keep up with large sequential writes. The pSLC write cache isn’t as large as say the WD SN850X, but its good enough. Idle temps are amazing (26-27C).
Jay P. –
Works
After my relatively new WD SN810 (with 98% life left) randomly decided it was going to croak soon showing a S.M.A.R.T error, it was time to switch to a more reliable brand. I can confirm this product works and speeds are close to advertised after I ran two crystaldiskmark test. For anyone new to pc builds or ssd, i’d highly recommend using both crystaldiskmark and crystaldiskinfo to monitor drive health.
Dpbours –
Blazing fast, easy install
In a friend’s computer I replaced an older SATA drive with this NVME drive. Wow, the startup now is so much faster. And a very good price as well!I got this drive because it consistently shows to be great in tests, and it definitely us, even in a computer where the main board does not make full use of the blazing speed of the drive.
Michael –
Great price for 2tb with a heat sink
Got 2tb for extra storage pd $145, great price, installed in my PC today, works great no issues
Andy L. –
Crucial’s name can’t be beat
This is a new purchase so I obviously can’t speak to the durability but in my previous work position before retiring (deskside engineer), Crucial SSD’s were my first choice and never had any failures and this is why I chose this brand for my personal laptop.And Crucial’s website is masterful at matching exact drives that are compatible with your device. I was able to upgrade to this (Gen4) from an old, first-Gen drive that came with the laptop. I was minimally concerned if this would work but, sure enough, they were dead-on and it’s working great. I say “minimally” because their tool had never failed me in the past.
Ana Hernandez –
Great recommendation from a computer shop.
Perfect shipping and timetable. I was able to install it, format it, mirror my old HDD onto it, and dedicate to boot without hiccup, and this was with only having basic knowledge of computer hardware. It is fast and is a solid drive all around. After everything was transferred, the total available of the capacity was 1.8TB which is understandable from previous experiences.
Major Tom 308 –
Excellent Drive {EXCEPT} for Sustained Writes
Transferred a few 50+GB files from my Gen5 Crucial T-705 ssd to Gen4 Crucial T-500 and it took quite a while. I was perplexed. So did a test…Using my Gen5 Crucial 705 wrote a 70GB video file to my Gen3 Samsung 970 EVO Plus, it took 3 minutes & 4 seconds to transfer. Then swapped out the 979 EVO with the Crucial T-500. Same NVME slot. It took 10 minutes & 21 seconds to transfer. How can this be…a Gen3 drive out performing a Gen4 drive. Dug around on the web and discovered that the Crucial T-500 is known for tanking out on large file transfers. My bad for not checking more before purchase. If you deal with large data files, greater than 50 GB that you want to move around this is NOT the drive for you.
Brad –
Was so much easier to install vs a 3rd party drive. Speeds are 6300mb/s vs the advertised 7300mb. But still well above the required 5500mb/s. Transferred 600GB of games in 5 minutes!Have always gone with the “s” brand of stuff, but definitely will be considering crucial in my future!
Marcos Junior Camacho –
Chegou certinho e bem embalado e o melhor funcionando perfeitamente. Vlw PWM
Amazon Customer –
Doblo mi velocidad de transferencia.Sencillo de instalarCuadruplica el tiempo de vida del que tenía.Fácil de actualizar el firmware
Patrick –
Installé sur carte mère en PCIe Gen 3C’est extrêmement plus rapide qu’un SSD 2,5” sataWindows 11 est opérationnel en 5 à 10 secondesComme j’ai lu que le samsung 990 pro avait rencontré des soucis d’usure accélérée (bug peut-être résolu) mais dans le doute j’ai acheté ce T500
Cihangir Arslan –
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