Micron M600 SSD

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Offered in a variety of capacities and form factors

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Underwhelming performance compared to current-generation competition

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Last revision on January 14, 2020

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Offered in a variety of capacities and form factors

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Underwhelming performance compared to current-generation competition

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By AnandTech on September 29, 2014

It will nevertheless be interesting to see how the separation of retail and OEM product teams plays out for Micron. I am eager to see whether Micron can optimize Dynamic Write Acceleration for heavier workloads and finally provide competition in the high-end SSD market as well.

By thessdreview.com on November 05, 2014 84

The M600 family is built for security, reliability, and low power consumption. The M.2 drives offer these features slim and compact form factor to allow for greater flexibility in product design options to OEM and system...

By StorageReview on September 29, 2014

The Micron M600 offers new features and a history of excellent support and build quality from Micron. The drive itself though doesn't stand out from the crowd though and probably needs a significant price advantage to win in the mainstream SSD class.

Micron M600 SSD

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