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Final figures came in at 508.5MB/s read and 477.1MB/s write. The speeds reduced by 10% for read and 5% write, and these results indicated similar drops in performance to our recent benchmarking of OCZ’s Vertex 460. The drive performed admirably during the CrystalDiskMark sequential transfer test as well. The queue depth 4 and 10 results were equivalent at 545MB/s read and 495MB/s write, while the advertised specifications indicate maximum read and write speeds of 550MB/s and 500MB/s respectively.

Our results from the ATTO benchmark clocked in just under the advertised sequential read and write speeds for the MX100 512Gb, which is the drive size Crucial used as their own test-bed model.

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The Samsung 840 Pro benchmarks were conducted on an Intel i7 3960X while the Plextor M5 Pro Extreme and SanDisk Extreme II were conducted on an Intel Core i5 3570K. For our comparison benchmarks, the Vertex 460 tests were conducted on an Intel Core i7 4770K in an Asus Maximus Formula Z87.

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The benchmarks for the MX100 were conducted with an AMD FX6100 at 4.0Ghz plugged into an Asus M5A97 for results a bit closer to home for most PC consumers. Both of these games are notoriously resource intensive and work as good practical tests for drives. We ran the default benchmark and compression test for AS SSD, the default benchmark and incompressible data test at 1000Mb for CrystalDiskMark, queue depths of 4 and 10 for ATTO, along with BlackMagic Disk Speed Test to gauge the performance of the MX100 at video editing.įor a live operation test we also ran the drive in a late-turn marathon game of Civilization 5 at 1,400 turns and a late-turn game of Total War: Rome II at 163 turns measuring the time between the end of a turn and the beginning of the next.

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Although the feature takes away usable disk space, it protects data more effectively than error correction code alone with no effect on performance.įor this article we got our hands on the 512Gb model of MX100, which we compared to other consumer SSDs from competing manufacturers.Īs a control we ran the drives through AS SSD Benchmark, ATTO Disk Benchmark, CrystalDiskMark, and Black Magic Disk Speed Test. This spares the drive from rewriting an entire block of data which promotes better drive performance. In operation the method allows the drive to move recovered data while leaving existing data intact. Instead the drives are competitive yet inexpensive with a suite of features few consumer drives offer in return.įeaturing Crucial’s Native Write Acceleration, Redundant Array of Independent NAND (or RAIN for short), Adaptive Thermal Protection, Data Path Protection, a four layered Exclusive Data Defense regimen, Extreme Energy Efficiency technology, and a row of capacitors on the PCB providing Power Loss Protection, the MX100 comes packed with a vast suite of features that aid performance while protecting data and promoting drive health.Ī method developed by Crucial’s parent company Micron, RAIN sets aside physical drive space similar to over-provisioning, but like RAID setups provides a layer of redundancy to data protection while aiding with NAND management. Offering 128Gb, 256Gb, and 512Gb models priced at $79.99, $109.99, and $224.99 respectively, the incredibly affordable MX100 line of Crucial solid state drives don’t appear to have sacrificed performance in order to achieve this new level of affordability. Now with the release of Crucial’s MX100 that margin has been cut in half with a line of three drives closer to 50 cents per gigabyte. Read CrystalDiskMark Seq.Over the past few years the price of consumer solid state drives per gigabyte has gradually dropped to about one dollar, with some slightly above and others slightly below.

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