The 870 Evo supports many advance features such as Self Monitoring and Reporting Technology (SMART) which is basically a monitoring system
We are looking at up to 1,200TB (TBW)įor the 870 Evo 2TB versus 700TB (TBW) for the MX500 2TB. The difference in write endurance increases even more if we compare the 2TB model. The MX500 500GB comes with 180TB (TBW) which is almost half of the 870 Evo 500GB that endures up to 300TB (TBW). Samsung's 870 Evo SSDs offer much higher write endurance than the competition.Ĭrucial's MX500 1TB drive can only endure 360TB (TBW) while the 870 Evo 1TB almost doubles that with up to 600TB TBW. Samsung clearly has an advantage in the industry with their 4TB capacity model.Ĭrucial does have the upper hand in price but that's about it.
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The other MX500 models are just as cheaper but capacity-wise, the MX500 series max out at 2TB while Samsung offers users up to 4TB Price-wise, the 870 Evo SSDs are significantly more expensive than the Crucial MX500 drives.įor example, the 870 Evo 1TB retails for $130 while the MX500 1TB sells for $90 which makes the MX500 1TB about $40 cheaper. In this review we will be primarily comparing the Samsung 870 Evo to the Crucial MX500 SSD to see which one offers the best performance. This equals to about 657GB per day for 5 years for the 2TB model and 1314GB for the 4TB model. The 2TB and 4TB models on the other hand can endure up to 1200TB (TBW) and 2400TB (TBW), respectively. The 500GB and 1TB models can handle up to 300TB and 600TB (TBW) and this amounts to 164GB daily read/write for the 500GB model and 328GB for the 1TB model for 5 years. Samsung's 3D-NAND technology is built to endure 150TB (TBW) for the 250GB model which equals to about 82GB per day for 5 years. Write speeds compared to the previous generation.
The new 128-layer NAND along with the new MKX controller is able to deliver improved sequential write speeds and random Random write speeds for all capacities is rated for up to 88K IOPS and 98K IOPS for random read speeds. Samsung advertises the 870 Evo series with sequential read speeds of up to 560 MB/s and sequential write speeds of up to 530 MB/s for all capacities. Today we will be reviewing the 870 Evo 500GB model and we will be comparing it against other SATA drives that are on the market. Samsung uses the updated MKX controller in the 870 Evo which is also used in the 870 QVO SDDs so we should expect a nice performance bump across the board. The 128-layer NAND is said to offer improvements in read latency and power consumption. Samsung's new 870 EVO series range from 250GB and up to 4TB and feature the company's new 128-layer 3D NAND flash technology. The company has recently launched the 870 EVO which is the successor of their popular 860 EVO that was released more than 2 years ago. Samsung's consumer line SSDs are highly successful, especially the EVO series.
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