Corsair MP700 Pro SE 4TB NVMe Review Discussion

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Today we have yet another opportunity to review one of Corsairs NVME drives. Corsair was kind enough to send us their second generation of their MP700 Pro NVMe, aptly named the MP700 Pro SE. Join us as we take a look at Corsairs claims of the 4TB SKU drive itself and if the claims of the drives whopping 14,000 MB/s Read & 12,0000 MB/s write speeds holds true.

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Nice review E!  Thank you.

 

That's a screamer for sure!

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I didn't expect to see that little cooler make such a huge difference. Looks like NVME heatsinks are justified. 

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8 hours ago, Barefooter said:

Nice review E!  Thank you.

 

That's a screamer for sure!

Thanks:)

8 hours ago, UltraMega said:

I didn't expect to see that little cooler make such a huge difference. Looks like NVME heatsinks are justified. 

Yeah definitely. Without a heatsink NVMe Gen 5 drives almost immediately get too hot and throttle back hard. Having some form of heatsink is a must. As I said in the review, you don't have to have a crazy solution, but at th very least you should use your motherboards in built heatsink cover.

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48 minutes ago, ENTERPRISE said:

Thanks:)

Yeah definitely. Without a heatsink NVMe Gen 5 drives almost immediately get too hot and throttle back hard. Having some form of heatsink is a must. As I said in the review, you don't have to have a crazy solution, but at th very least you should use your motherboards in built heatsink cover.

I've not seen a lot of info about this. You've definitely added some valuable info to the NVME paradigm!

 

 

[Mr. Fox]

That was a great review. Amazing how much the SSD temperature throttled. It provided an excellent visual example of why proper cooling is so important.