Crucial T705 2TB PCIe Gen5 NVMe M.2 SSD, Up to 14,500MB/s Read & 12,700MB/s Write, Gen5 Gaming Drive with 232-Layer NAND, DirectStorage Ready, Works with Intel & AMD

⚡ Expert Features Gen5 Speed That Feels Illegal – With up to 14,500MB/s reads and 12,700MB/s writes , the T705 doesn’t load games… it teleports them. AAA titles pop open up to 15% faster with DirectStorage , and texture streaming becomes buttery teleportation magic. Powered by 232-Layer Micron NAND – This is next-dimension flash architecture engineered for creators, AI workflows, and gamers who consider latency a personal insult. Outperforms Yesterday’s Speed Kings – Crucial took their already-absurd T500 and said: “Cute.” The T705 leaves last-gen SSDs gasping for bandwidth without guzzling extra power. Heatsink Optional. Throttle? Never. – Choose the copper-and-aluminum premium heatsink with no fans and zero noise, or go bare—just make sure your motherboard heatsink is ready. Thermal throttling? Not on this drive’s watch. AI Workflow Beast Mode – Gen5 bandwidth + ultra-high random IOPS = a perfect combo for AI inference, training models, 3D work, video editing, and anything that eats I/O for breakfast. Built to Game Without Compromise – Expect faster loading, sharper detail levels, and smoother world streaming. This is Crucial’s best-in-slot gaming SSD. Compatible and Forward-Thinking – Works flawlessly with Intel 13th/14th Gen and AMD Ryzen 7000 , while staying backward compatible with PCIe Gen4 and Gen3 systems. 📘 Expert Specs Category Specification Model Crucial T705 Part Number CT2000T705SSD3 Capacity 2TB Interface PCIe Gen5 ×4, NVMe Form Factor M.2 2280 NAND Type Micron 232-Layer TLC Sequential Read Up to 14,500 MB/s Sequential Write Up to 12,700 MB/s Random Read Up to 1,550,000 IOPS Random Write Up to 1,800,000 IOPS Endurance (TBW) 1200TB Heatsink Option Available with or without heatsink Controller Gen5 NVMe Controller Compatibility Intel 13th/14th Gen, AMD Ryzen 7000, backward compatible with Gen4/Gen3 Operating Temp 0°C – 70°C Note Do not remove copper-clad label when using motherboard heatsink