Corsair MP700 Pro SE 4 TB Review 18

Corsair MP700 Pro SE 4 TB Review

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Packaging

Package Front
Package Back


The Drive

SSD Front
SSD Back

The drive is designed for the M.2 2280 form factor, which makes it 22 mm wide and 80 mm long.

SSD Interface Connector

PCI-Express 5.0 x4 is used as the host interface to the rest of the system, which doubles the theoretical bandwidth compared to PCIe 4.0 x4.

SSD Teardown PCB Front
SSD Teardown PCB Back

On the PCB you'll find the controller and four flash chips, two DRAM cache chips are included, too.


As mentioned before, there is no cooler included with the MP700 Pro SE, you are expected to use your own cooling solution. Running the drive with no additional cooling will certainly lead to thermal throttling under heavy loads.


While the sticker does have a copper core it's still not sufficient to cool the drive alone.

Chip Component Analysis

SSD Controller

The Phison PS5026-E26 is Phison's first PCI-Express 5.0 controller. It is the company's current flagship with support for eight flash channels and NVMe 2.0, using an Arm Cortex design. The controller itself is fabricated using a 12 nanometer process at TSMC Taiwan.

SSD Flash Chips

The four flash chips are Micron 232-layer 3D TLC NAND. Each chip has a capacity of 1 TB.

SSD DRAM Chip

Two Hynix DDR4-4266 chips provide a total of 8 GB of fast DRAM storage for the controller to store the mapping tables.
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