To be honest, I am not even sure which version of the driver I had been using prior to the update, as I thought the magician software was keeping everything up to date (this is the first time I've ever had an "alert" from magician that I need to update the driver). The pic I attached are of the old results.
The 709 read score is now never above 650/660, although I'm not nearly as worried about that. New results are exactly the same except the two ~400MB/S write scores in the middle are always between 200-300 now with the new 3.3 driver. There have been some windows updates and other minor changes to my software/OS environment since then, but nothing out of the normal and it has only been a month since I last tested (3/8/20, with crystal disk mark - it is now 4/5/20). The 500GB model is $125, 1TB is $185, and the 2TB model is a whopping $370.Unfortunately, I noticed a significant drop in random write performance (in benchmarks, at least). But now, pricing actually undercuts the PCIe 3.0 Samsung drive, making the MP600 quite a value for those looking for one of the fastest SSDs available. Launch pricing came in at a significant premium, higher than what the Samsung 970 EVO Plus was going for at the time. So in some ways, these new SSDs are like their E12 counterparts, just with much higher sequential bandwidth.Ĭorsair lists the Force MP600 in three capacities: 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB. Corsair and other drive makers in the initial launch of PCIe 4.0 SSDs add in Kioxia’s ( formerly Toshiba Memory) latest BiCS4 96L TLC flash and a newer, fourth-generation Low-Density Parity Check (LDPC) error correction algorithm among other minor firmware tweaks. But, in order to keep pace with the launch of Ryzen 3000, Phison first opted to adapt their E12 controller to utilizes the 4.0 interface. To match up with AMDs momentum, Phison undertook the task to develop a PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD controller to launch some enthusiast-class storage to go alongside AMD’s new hardware, the E16. With so much bandwidth at your disposal, 2GBps per lane, this opens the door for many high-bandwidth devices, including SSDs. Besting out Intel on this front, with very competitive pricing (especially on the CPU side) has led to impressive uptake for AMD's latest mainstream platform.
AMD’s latest X570 / Ryzen 3000 platform incorporates PCIe 4.0 into its design.
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