SSD 샀는데...불량인가? Crucial T500 M.2 NVMe 2TB

00:00 블랙프라이데이 SSD
00:18 개봉
00:59 조립 설치
02:27 나래온 더티테스트
02:41 Hasleo 무료 마이그레이션 프로그램
03:48 로딩 속도비교
04:11 대용량 파일복사 지속쓰기
05:32 아이들 전력소비
05:42 반품 엔딩

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Hasleo 무료 마이그레이션 프로그램 링크
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마이크론 Crucial T500 M.2 NVMe 2TB
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환불에 사용된 테스트 영상 원본입니다

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2023.12.24 반품 완료되었습니다
@apzksejqnl87 : 일단 다시하나 더 사서 비교 실험해 보시죠!!
@kdwon01 : The T500 has a considerable write weakness when the SLC mode is exhausted. This is the case from about one third full. From this point onwards, the write speed drops dramatically for transfers of more than 10 GB. It is to be hoped that the problem can be solved with a firmware update.
저도 구매했는데 위와 같은 문제가 있다네요
@deagun20 : 저도 황금손님 영상보고 구매하려고 11번가 아마존에 들어갔더니 품절되서 해외에서 평이 좋은 LEXAR NM790 1T 방열판 버전 7만원에 구매했어요.. .. 디램리스 막시오와 YMTC 232단 TLC 조합이라 조금 걱정했는데. 잘 뽑은 거 같습니다. SSDSAMO 카페에 저랑 비슷한 시기에 구매한 분이 NM790 스트레스 테스트 한거 보니 황금손님의 T500 같은 일은 없는거 같습니다.ㅋㅋ
품절 덕분에 불행은 피한 듯 합니다. ㅋㅋㅋ
@Good-life.happy-dream : 저도 어제 받아 테스트했는데 애매합니다. 포맷방식도 중요한 것 같고 안정화도 필요한 것으로 보입니다.
어찌되었던 200g를 3기가 속도로 지속시키누 상황이라 저는 그냥 쓰기로 했습니다.

The New King of Gen4 SSDs - Crucial T500 Review

Testing the new Crucial T500. Get yours: https://geni.us/IqhBZ (affiliate)
*Important - Check the pinned comment for information about a possible firmware issue*
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Timestamps:
0:00​ - Introduction
0:50 - Crucial T500 Overview \u0026 Specs
2:40 - Performance in Light Use
3:28​ - Performance in Heavier Use (OS Drive, Video Editors, etc)
4:05 - Latency
4:18 - Performance in Extreme Use (Consistency Test)
4:55 - Gaming Performance
5:35 - Techtesters SSD Gaming Performance Ranking
5:58 - Sequential Performance
6:30 - Playstation 5 Use
6:45 - Thermal Performance
8:10 - Pricing \u0026 Final Thoughts
9:30 - Sponsor Spot
10:00 - Outro

Disclosure:
- This product was provided by Crucial for the purpose of testing. As per my own guidelines, they don't get any say about anything in this video or any of my other reviews. It's not sponsored by them, they also didn't get to preview this video beforehand, or any other nonsense like that. My reviews reflect my own views, nothing more, nothing less.
- Amazon links I provide are (typically) affiliate links. Using these does not cost you anything at all. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. This means they do provide me with a small commission when you decide to buy a product, at no cost to you.

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@TechTesters : Update - 31/10 10:30 (CET): We're currently looking into a potential firmware issue with the T500. Apparently, some others had reported issues with post-SLC performance, mentioning speeds can drop to 300MB/s in sustained writes. Our (two) drives didn't show any issues in the last few weeks we've had them, and part of testing is copying two sets of 500GB to the SSD, which it handled perfectly, three runs in a row. Similarly, PC Mark 10 Consistency pushes close to 30TB through the drive, and it did all those runs perfectly as well. SSDs with poor base level (once pushed through dram/slc cache) performance always show issues there.

Update 12/12: First off, sorry it took a while to update on this. We've been extremely busy the last few weeks for various reasons. Crucial has been pushing to discuss the firmware topic since day 1, it's not because of them this took a while.

Anyway, we've spoken with them since and talked about what we're seeing and what other reviewers are reporting, and they've been very open in talking about why some of these things are happening. The short version of it is that Crucial decided to push for as much SLC caching and as much "real world" performance as possible, at the cost of worse sustained performance when you dorun out of SLC space. But this really only happens if you don't give the drive a chance to clean up (SLC -> TLC) at all, so you basically have to write 1/3rd of the capacity without any interruptions for you to see that drop. So even when copying two sets of 500GB, with a little break in between, we didn't see that in early testing, and neither did we see that with PC Mark 10 Consistency which does push ~27 TB through the drive (and runs various tests with the drive nearly full), since it has some interruptions which allowed the T500 to clean up.

I'm happy we got this cleared up, and they did say they are looking into a possible firmware update in the future to improve post-SLC performance if possible, but if you ask me I really don't think the current situation changes anything for most of you, nor is it even a bad design choice for the majority of SSD buyers who end up with a larger SLC buffer with the T500 than with most other drives. If you really need an SSD just for constant file transfers of 100s of Gigabytes, maybe consider something else, but for everyone else, I stand by my opinion that the T500 is one of the top tier SSDs to consider, especially now that prices in most regions already seems very competitive.

Let me know if you have any questions!
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@KunalVaidya : TCG Opal 2.0 encryption appears to be supported as per LinkedIn post by crucial/micron.
Another really good review for us, awaiting the launch of T500 at decent pricing in India

Love Brewing 25L Boiler & T500 Reflux column - Doing a Spirit Run with Still Spirits Turbo Yeast.

This video shows you how to use a T500 Reflux Colum from Still Spirits \u0026 the 25 Litre Love Brewing (Spiritworks) boiler. I will be running a Still Spirits Turbo Yeast through it as a Spirit Run. Also at the end I explain how to clean down after use of the Column and your boiler.
@heatherjellett6202 : As a new T500 user this video was so helpful. There is so much conflicting advice it is nice to finally find a video which gives a comprehensive guide to running the T500 as well as cleaning and storing it. Thank you.
@mustavertwang : I congratulate you sir in providing both a clear and comprehensive guide of a hobby many now enjoy!
@Quinny1394 : Great video, seen a few of yours, thought I'd subscribe. I do small batches in multiple runs thru my air still from vevor but my stepdad has a t500 and I've learned a fair bit about it but what I couldn't work out at first was how that distance from the boiler up how much the heat changed, because when the boiler of my air still is at 95° c it's basically coming out at that temp, of course there is a greater distance for that vapour to travel on the t500, and I've only learned that recently, I've alot more to learn. I find it fascinating. And fascinating that you can make a birdwatchers wash from store bought ingredients ie table sugar, citric acid, tomato paste, spring water and bread yeast and forgo the Epsom and eventually, hypothetically distill that wash or wine and get, with the t500 a fairly neutral spirit, my old man only runs his thru once, thinks that it's pure enough. From a 25lt batch of birdwatchers he gets approx 3lt of 90% ethanol, he makes cuts but as you'd know with a reflux still your heart cuts are larger and more distinguishable to heads than say a small batch from a pot still. I just ran a VERY small batch of demerara rum, I can only get demerara 345g at a time so I did a 4.5lt batch, in a carboy just for me, I used 3x 345g pk csr demerara and 1x 550g jar of black strap molasses inverted those sugars in a pot with boiling spring water and citric acid I used fermaid O instead of tomato paste for nutrition and omit the Epsom, i also used ec1118 and Got an original gravity of 1.09 and reached 1.005 in just a few days and couldn't get it to drop any lower, added a tsp of gelatin to some boiling water and once it was cooler I added it to the wash to clear, alas it didn't clear completely but enough to syphon it off into the boiler of the air still without sediment following over, at first for initial foreshot cuts I had it set to 98 c but when heads came along I dropped it back to 90 c and soon after collected hearts, about 600ml of 61% abv And that's all I wanted to really keep, I filtered that small amount using a britta filter jug and added it all back to the collection jar that had been cleaned and placed in roughly 35g of ex bourbon oak cubes from staves. Now the waiting game, should be a nice spirit to have neat on occasion. I'm going to a 100lt batch of birdwatchers too so a bit of a larger batch than the demerara wash, for gin mostly, say I got from 100lt of 12% wash thru my old man's t500 I'd roughly collect 10lt probably more if I wanted a less pure product, so say 10lt of 90% pure ethanol, I'd keep that in 2x 5lt carboys and when I need to make a bottle of gin I'd measure out x amount of 90% ethanol and x amount of spring water and run it thru my air still with a gin basket with my proprietary blend of gunpowder tea and citrus zest and macerate the crushed botanicals in the gin that comes out, in a carboy for a few days and then strain and filter the particles out and have gin, that 10lt of 90% ethanol would last me years. I wouldn't have to make any in a long time.
@borisjovanovic99 : Great video and clear instructions!! Thank you! Quick question: Did you keep the water output temperature at around 50C during the entire run, or was it increased at some point?
@paullee0 : Hello just subscribe and clicked the bell loved your video as it was clear as iv just got the t500 and wasn’t sure on temp settings,but you’ve helped a lot. Any chance on a video on your stripping runs?

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