Integral Ultima Pro X3 512Gb NVMe SSD detailed review

Posted on November 13, 2022 by Raymond Chen

Integral's Ultima Pro X3 NVMe works on PCIe M.2 4.0 x 4 interface. Read below about this SSD on our page.

Integral Ultima Pro X3 512Gb NVMe SSD detailed review

The Ultima Pro X3 comes equipped with 3D TLC flash memory. This drive besides, available in three capacities, including 500 Gb, 1 Tb and 2 Tb.

Performance and benchmarks

Drive works on PCIe M.2 4.0 x 4 computer expansion bus standard with read speeds 5000 Mbps, and maximum write speeds equals to 4400 Mbps. Ultima Pro X3 has input/output performance 600000 on writing and 600000 on reading operations per second.

Endurance and warranty

Integral give 3 years warranty for this product.

Specs

Category	Value
Capacity	512 Gb
Interface	M.2 4.0 x 4
Controller	n/a
Memory type	3D TLC
DRAM	n/a
Read speed (Mb/s)	5000
Write speed (Mb/s)	4400
Read IOPS	600000
Write IOPS	600000
Endurance (TBW)	n/a
MTBF (million hours)	n/a
Warranty (years)	3

Conclusion

Integral Ultima Pro X3 512Gb use PCIe Gen4 that is significantly faster than previous bus standard. The sequential write speed is 4400 Mbps, that is pretty good for this interface. On balance, our editor strongly advise to have Integral Ultima Pro X3 512Gb for your PC.

+ Pros

Good writing speed
PCIe 4.0

- Cons

Capacity

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FAQ

The Ultima Pro X3 512Gb is DRAMless storage or information about it is not known. DRAM makes SSD faster, but also more expensive.

The Ultima Pro X3 512Gb due to the low density of memory chips able to work without further cooling systems. Some motherboards already has additional cooling below and above the SSD to enhance performance during heavy loads.

The Integral Ultima Pro X3 512Gb has write speed 4400 Mb per second, sequential read speed 5000 Mb per second. NVMe run on M.2 4.0 x 4 high-speed serial computer expansion bus standard. The NAND flash memory type is 3D TLC.