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Crucial MX500 2TB 3D NAND SATA 2.5 Inch Internal SSD - Up to 560MB/s - CT2000MX500SSD1 2TB - £102.66 @ Amazon

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Price drop from £102.85 to £102.66 25/04

Further discounted on 2TB model.
Speed: Sequential reads/writes up to 560/510MB/s¹


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  • Speed: Sequential reads/writes up to 560/510MB/s¹
  • Capacities: 250GB, 500GB, 1TB, 2TB, 4TB²
  • Interface/Form Factor: SATA 6Gb/s 2.5-inch (7mm)
  • Energy Efficient: 45x more energy efficient than a typical hard drive³
  • Award Winning: 16+ awards from reviewers worldwide

Quality you can trust
Every time you turn on your computer, you’re using your storage drive. It holds all your irreplaceable files and it loads and saves almost everything your system does. Join more and more people who are keeping their family videos, travel photos, music and important documents on an SSD, and get the near-instant performance and lasting reliability that comes with solid state storage.

Upgrade with the Crucial MX500 SSD, a drive built on quality, speed, and security that’s all backed by helpful service and support. Even if you’ve never installed an SSD, don’t sweat it — our step-by-step guide walks you through the process to make installation easy.


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Fly through everything you do
Start your system in seconds, load files almost instantly, and accelerate the most demanding applications with the Crucial MX500. Our dynamic write acceleration technology uses an adaptable pool of high-speed single-level cell flash memory to generate blistering speeds.

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Store up to 4TB of data
Save massive amounts of photos, music, and videos comfortably and securely. With fast access to your media, creations, and designs, you’re ready to share at the speed of your life.

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Enjoy the efficiency of Micron 3D NAND
Our cutting-edge components are engineered from start to finish for efficiency. As a result, the Crucial MX500 uses only a minimal amount of power and still delivers a high cost-to-performance ratio — without needing a financing plan to pay for it. Experience a faster, cooler, and quieter computer in your home or business. You’ll wonder how you ever put up with a hard drive.

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Upgrade with a drive you can count on
Backed by thousands of hours of pre-release validation, dozens of qualification tests, and a heritage of award-winning SSDs, the Crucial MX500 has been thoroughly tried, tested and proven. Secure your most important files on a drive with established dependability and the advanced features MX500 SSDs are known for.

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For many people, opening a computer and transferring data seems terrifying. That’s why we’ve made it easy in the step-by-step Crucial SSD Install Guide. Check it out before you buy, then install your own SSD quickly with everything transferred over successfully and hassle free.

Micron Quality — a Higher Level of Reliability.

Micron redefines what’s possible with innovative technology that shapes how we use data in all areas of life. Crucial’s unique integration with Micron means our memory and storage components are designed, tested, and refined at every stage of the production process.

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  1. popolou's avatar
    popolou
    And recent indications of higher failures of these models will mean they’ll lose preferred status too.
  2. GeekUnique's avatar
    GeekUnique
    MX every time …better performance and warranty. (edited)
  3. louiselouise's avatar
    louiselouise
    I've done quite a bit of reading around about this as I've bought two reasonably recently (and no, I don't have a spare M.2 slot otherwise I'd have gone that route).

    Lots of chatter about diminishing performance with these but it seems to centre around a Reddit post.
    Wall-E's avatar
    Wall-E
    It seems Crucial is moving some of these units with QLC and hence the slow performance.
  4. mccririck's avatar
    mccririck
    Tempted but many people think these will fall in price further in the coming months.
    The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    The.Fat.Cat
    Can't see them falling MUCH more, if at all.
    Don't want to miss out entirely for the sake of saving £1-2, lol.
  5. Somersett's avatar
    Somersett
    This is cheap AND not cheap- NVMEs with same capacity and vastly better flash specs go for less. Your space PCI slots on your motherboard can probably take NVME expansion cards, even if your MB lacks native NVME support.

    SSDs are sort of maintaining their price because they have greater and easier numbers of use cases than NVME, which has price crashed as a format. And NVME has traditionally sold on specs, which means 'last year's model' suddenly becomes 'undesirable' even while having essentially the same performance as this year's model on the systems most people own.

    The Crucial MX500 line is an example of flash evolution going wrong. Crucial fully expected the product to have been withdrawn years ago, and replaced with QLC devices (in which Crucial invested heavily). But SSD is limited to 500MB/s, so potential customers hated all the downsides of QLC over the much older TLC with DRAM. In SSD, QLC is associated with low rent rubbish. In NVME, QLC devices are now doing well.

    TLC can also now be made on third hand fabs- inefficient in the one sense, but actually cheap even given the large die size per MB. In reality this is the fault of Intel, and the lousy SATA spec - all the PC bus structures come from Intel, were badly conceived in the first place, and are aging badly. It is now faster to connect your flash by USB rather than SATA, and that is just looney. NVME, like your GPU, sits on the aging and poorly designed PCIe bus. That bus has a very high bandwidth, but very poor direct memory access functionality - Intel is never ever forward thinking.
    The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    The.Fat.Cat
    In NVME, QLC devices are now doing well.

    My experience with multiple Crucial QLC NVMe drives failing with less than 100TBW says otherwise...
  6. miguel_c's avatar
    miguel_c
    I still don't get how 2xTB is less than 1x4TB
    crazyhorse's avatar
    crazyhorse
    Before discount the 4TB is slightly cheaper on RRP
  7. bigbearuk's avatar
    bigbearuk
    C. O
  8. L33TL33's avatar
    L33TL33
    This or an NVMe to put in my original Xbox One (edited)
    courtney.wilson's avatar
    courtney.wilson
    you’ll gain no benefit from NVME, just get this
  9. mccririck's avatar
    mccririck
    Does this have DRAM cache?
    The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    The.Fat.Cat
    Yes, the BX is the DRAM-less model.
  10. adilc2004's avatar
    adilc2004
    will this speed up my PS4 instead of the standard hard drive that's in the console?
    ngs's avatar
    ngs
    I bought it for this purpose as info gathered said it much better.
  11. jezzery's avatar
    jezzery
    Can anyone recommend a caddy for external storage please. Usb c would be good.
  12. GeekUnique's avatar
    GeekUnique
    Down to £103.70 now. Just got mine but can’t be bothered to return etc for ~£2
  13. bleachingshane's avatar
    bleachingshane
    Now £102.88. Will Amazon refund
    the difference if I bought it a few days ago for a few quid more?
    The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    The.Fat.Cat
    They used to without question as that was their policy, now it's hit and miss since the got rid of the policy.
    Contact CS through online chat and ask them if they'll refund you the difference, if they say no just tell them you'll return it and buy again at the lower price, sometimes that gets them to give you the refund instead. (edited)
  14. Nujol's avatar
    Nujol
    Nice first deal OP, super hot! Well done and welcome to HUKD as a deal-poster. Maybe the 1st of 100s of deals to come??!
    IM167's avatar
    IM167 Author
    Thanks, I've been lurking this site for close to two years now, thought I might try to post something I thought was a good buy if I needed the storage.
  15. projectdarkstar's avatar
    projectdarkstar
    I'm hoping for the 4tb one dropping to 200.
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