![]() When it comes to capacities, the P5 is the only product in this comparison to offer a 250 GB option. ![]() You can take a look at Seeking Tech’s comparison table for the P5 and P5 Plus below.Ģ50 GB Crucial P5: Up to 3400 MB per secondĥ00 GB Crucial P5: Up to 3400 MB per secondġ TB Crucial P5: Up to 3400 MB per secondĢ TB Crucial P5: Up to 3400 MB per secondĥ00 GB Crucial P5 Plus: Up to 6600 MB per secondġ TB Crucial P5 Plus: Up to 6600 MB per secondĢ TB Crucial P5 Plus: Up to 6600 MB per secondĢ50 GB Crucial P5: Up to 1400 MB per secondĥ00 GB Crucial P5: Up to 3000 MB per secondġ TB Crucial P5: Up to 3000 MB per secondĢ TB Crucial P5: Up to 3000 MB per secondĥ00 GB Crucial P5 Plus: Up to 3600 MB per secondġ TB Crucial P5 Plus: Up to 5000 MB per secondĢ TB Crucial P5 Plus: Up to 5000 MB per second You can also see how the P5 stacks up against the P1 and P2 with this article. Overall, we recommend getting the P5 Plus due to the better read and write speed performances in addition to better reliability. While these two solid state drives have the same endurance (TBW) rating and warranty length, the Plus version does have a longer reliability (MTTF) rating. The Plus version is also 20% faster at the 500 GB capacity in addition to being 66.67% faster at the 1 TB and 2 TB capacities at maximum sequential writing.įurthermore, the P5 Plus is the only one of these two products to come with support for Device Sleep and TCG OPAL 2.0. The Crucial P5 Plus is 94.12% faster than the Crucial P5 at maximum sequential reading. You can check out this comparison guide to see how the new M.2 solid state drive compares to the older P5.
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