The T700's optional heatsink certainly isn't tiny, but it is reportedly "positively petite compared with the Aorus 10000's double-decker heatsink, which is more than twice as tall," according to ...

Yes, ok - technically, the T700 Pro was still just shy, but remember those advertised numbers are more of a ceiling, and the 2TB non-heatsink model I tested is pretty damn close to hitting it.

For the heatsink version of the T700, you simply have to remove any pre-installed heatsink from your motherboard’s M.2 slot, slide the pinned edge into the slot, and screw down the opposite end.

The Crucial T700 is the fastest, but it's also the hottest drive I've ever had in my test rig. With peak operating temperatures of up to 82°C it's fully 10°C hotter than the nearest hot drive.

Crucial T700 price, design, and specs. The T700 is available in 1TB, 2TB (tested), and 4TB capacities. It’s sold bare or with a rather beefy heatsink for $180/$210, $340/$370, $600/$620 ...

Aside from their speeds, the T700 and T705 are near-identical. Both these drives use the Phison PS5026-E26 controller, as well as the same passive heatsink option.

The Adata Legend 970 PCIe 5.0 SSD offers superlative performance and sports a hefty heatsink featuring its own fan! It's also a bit less expensive than similar-performing SSDs.

Crucial's T700 4TB is the highest-performing retail SSD we've tested. News. ... Simple solution, get the T700 without heatsink and use an aftermarket heatsink made for PS5.

Micron will be offering the Crucial T700 in three capacities and two trims. The drives will be available in 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB capacities, and be sold either with or without an included heatsink.

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I’ve been testing Crucial’s T700 PCIe Gen 5.0 NVMe solid state drive over the past few weeks alongside ... You’re also looking at $179.99 for a 1TB Crucial T700 model (without a heatsink) ...

T he M.2 solid state drive (SSD) is the fastest form of storage available for laptop and desktop PCs. It's the single best upgrade for existing systems too, offering considerable bumps in ...