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Micron Unveils the 3500 NVMe Client SSD for Gaming, Content Creation and Scientific Computing

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Micron Technology, Inc., today announced it is shipping the Micron 3500 NVMe SSD, which leverages its 232-layer NAND to power demanding workloads for business applications, scientific computing, cutting-edge gaming and content creation, pushing the limits of what is possible. The Micron 3500 SSD, available in the M.2 form factor and with capacities up to 2 TB, provides a superior user experience over the competition as proven by its best-in-class SPECwpcsm performance, including an up to 71% improvement for product development applications.

"At Micron, we are focused on delivering exceptional products that best meet the rigorous needs of end-users," said Prasad Alluri, Micron's vice president and general manager of Client Storage. "With impressive specs like a remarkable 132% improvement in scientific computing benchmark scores, the 3500 SSD will turn your next PC or workstation into a powerhouse to enable insights and empower creativity."




Storage has never been more critical to gaming, content creation and emerging client AI experiences. Games have become more graphics-rich and increased in size, which leads to longer load times. Client AI applications require rapid data access to enhance the user experience. The Micron 3500 SSD tackles these challenges directly:
  • Gamers can level up their playing experience as the Micron 3500 SSD loads the biggest, newest games like Valorant up to 38% faster.
  • The Micron 3500 SSD also supports DirectStorage, a feature that further accelerates load times in supported games.
  • Content creators who work with native 4K and 8K video and want to speed their time to go live can load and edit files faster with the Micron 3500 SSD.
According to the PCMark 10 benchmark suite, the Micron 3500 SSD provides:
  • Up to 36% higher bandwidth
  • Up to 38% faster access
  • Up to 37% better overall results than competitive SSDs

"As immersive technologies evolve, fast storage plays a crucial role in open-world games and cutting-edge notebooks like our Gaming Series," said Clark Peng, vice president of the Notebook Product Division at MSI. "The Micron 3500 SSD enables this performance edge with leading NAND support to maintain that advantage in upcoming game releases."

"The Micron 3500 SSD is a high-performance drive supporting cutting-edge software that enables direct data transfer to the GPU. This improves the user experience and will radically transform early-generation, AI-ready PCs," said Pablo Temprano, founder at ClearView Memory Research. "As client AI evolves, we foresee a robust increase in units and average storage capacity for high-end PCs."

The Micron 3500 is now shipping to select PC OEMs and complements Micron's broader SSD product portfolio for creators, which includes the award-winning Crucial X9 Pro and Crucial X10 Pro portable SSDs.



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so basically crucial's microns qlc dump nowadays ... ?
 

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so basically crucial's microns qlc dump nowadays ... ?
This appears to be the OEM version of the Crucial T500, with slightly lower sequential read speeds.
I wouldn't call Crucial a QLC dump, as Micron still have plenty of OEM QLC drives in the 2400-series.
The 3500 is based on the Phison E25 controller, according to Anandtech.

 
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Why is the biggest version only 2TB? Shouldn't this number be increasing?
 
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Storage has never been more critical to gaming...

Stops at 2TB...
I know, barely anyone breaks the 2TB barrier using TLC, but why brag about it.

Sticking to PCIe4 is probably a wise choice, it will keep the price in check.
 
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"The Micron 3500 SSD, available in the M.2 form factor and with capacities up to 2 TB"

sad

Still waiting for 4TB and larger ssds to become more common at reasonable prices.
 
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"The Micron 3500 SSD, available in the M.2 form factor and with capacities up to 2 TB"

sad

Still waiting for 4TB and larger ssds to become more common at reasonable prices.
Teamgroup MP34 4TB seems pretty reasonable to me although it's an older Gen3x4 drive.

 
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