26 facts in comparison
Corsair MP600 Pro 1TB vs Kingston KC3000 2048GB
Corsair MP600 Pro 1TB
Kingston KC3000 2048GB
Why is Corsair MP600 Pro 1TB better than Kingston KC3000 2048GB?
- Has an integrated heatsink?
Why is Kingston KC3000 2048GB better than Corsair MP600 Pro 1TB?
- 2.29x greater TBW?
1600vs700 - 640000 IOPS faster random read speed?
1000000 IOPSvs360000 IOPS - 1500 MB/s faster sequential write speed?
7000 MB/svs5500 MB/s - 220000 IOPS faster random write speed?
1000000 IOPSvs780000 IOPS - 474MB/s faster sequential write (UserBenchmark)?
3770MB/svs3296MB/s - 1048GB more internal storage?
2048GBvs1000GB - 0.1million hours longer MTBF?
1.8million hoursvs1.7million hours - 666MB/s faster sequential read (UserBenchmark)?
2541MB/svs1875MB/s
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Corsair MP600 Pro 1TB
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Read speed
This is the maximum sequential read speed according to the manufacturer. High sequential read speeds are most useful when the system is reading very large files (such as videos) from the SSD.
This is the maximum random read speed according to the manufacturer. It is measured in IOPS (Input/Output Operations Per Second) and is a good indication of the read performance of the SSD in day-to-day usage.
Write speed
This is the maximum sequential write speed according to the manufacturer. High sequential write speeds are most useful when the system is writing very large files (such as videos) to the SSD.
This is the maximum random write speed according to the manufacturer. It is measured in IOPS (Input/Output Operations Per Second) and is a good indication of the write performance of the SSD in day-to-day usage.
Benchmarks
The sequential write speed benchmark gives an indication of the SSD performance when writing large files. The value given here is the average result calculated from user-submitted scores. Source: UserBenchmark.
The sequential read speed benchmark gives an indication of the SSD performance when reading large files. The value given here is the average result calculated from user-submitted scores. Source: UserBenchmark.
random write speed (UserBenchmark)
196MB/s
Unknown. Help us by suggesting a value. (Kingston KC3000 2048GB)
The random write speed benchmark gives an indication of the everyday performance of the SSD. The value given here is the average result calculated from user-submitted scores. Source: UserBenchmark.
random read speed (UserBenchmark)
57.4MB/s
Unknown. Help us by suggesting a value. (Kingston KC3000 2048GB)
The random read speed benchmark gives an indication of the everyday performance of the SSD. The value given here is the average result calculated from user-submitted scores. Source: UserBenchmark.
The PassMark benchmark measures the overall performance of the SSD based on read speeds, write speeds, and seek times. The value given is an average based on user-submitted results.
General info
The type of SSD.
SSDs with a DRAM cache utilise high-speed RAM as a cache. This results in higher performance than DRAM-less SSDs, which use a slower NAND cache or the system’s RAM (HMB).
NVMe SSDs use the PCIe interface, which has a higher bandwidth than the SATA interface. This results in much faster read/write speeds compared to SSDs which use the SATA interface.
NVMe version
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The version of NVMe that the SSD is using.
The internal storage refers to the built-in storage space available in a device for system data, apps, and user-generated data. With a large amount of internal storage, you can save more files and apps on your device.
The storage type determines how many bits of data are written to each memory cell. These storage types include SLC (one bit per cell), MLC (two bits per cell), and TLC (three bits per cell). The less bits that are written to each cell, the greater the speed and reliability.
Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) is a high-speed interface standard for connecting components, such as graphics cards and SSDs, to a motherboard. Newer versions can support more bandwidth and deliver better performance.
The controller is a processor that manages the functions of the SSD. The number of channels refers to the number of storage chips that this controller can access at once. Typically speaking, the more channels that the SSD controller has, the greater the performance.
Terabytes Written (TBW) is a measurement of the SSD's endurance, and often refers to the manufacturer's warranty. A higher TBW can be an indication of greater reliability over time.
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