Questions about Corsair MP600 PRO LPX

robertange

8 months ago

Hello PC Freaks I have an Asus ROG_STRIX_Z590-F_GAMING motherboard. With 4 x M.2. slots, of which only the first 2 support M.2 PCIe 4.0, if you have an Intel i9 11 Core installed. It is a so-called transition motherboard from PCIe 3.0 to 4.0. But I only have an i9 10 core installed. It is the same M.2 SSD PCIe 4.0 , but without the LPX designation, but runs at a PCIe 3.0 speed. The question would be: Is it possible to clone the existing M.2. PCIe 4.0 via docking station to a new M.2. PCIe 4.0, then upgrade the processor to an i9 11 core, without losing the Windows 11 Pro licence? Or can I also clone to a new M.2 during operation with backup software such as O&O DiskImage and then insert it into the 1st M.2 slot? and also upgrade the Prozi to an i9 11 Core? Until now I only knew that the mainboard was bound to the Windows 11 Pro licence. Is this also the case with the Prozi? Two interesting questions that Windows Support would probably not answer because they prefer to sell licences. Many thanks to all in advance

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patrickschuster

11 months ago

Can the blue and red flashing LEDs be deactivated?

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Francesca Corrocher

11 months ago

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The Corsair MP600 PRO LPX (1000 GB, M.2 2280) does not have a specific function to deactivate the blue and red flashing LEDs.

markus1313

1 year ago

can you ONLY use them for the PS5?

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jarlaxle

1 year ago

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You should be able to use it with anything that allows the corresponding form factor.

stanweb

1 year ago

Hello, is this product compatible with a PC configuration (motherboard)?

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dennist

1 year ago

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Which motherboard? It must have an M.2 slot.

djordana

1 year ago

I'm reluctant to buy it and put it in my PC. The thing that bothers me is that the writing and the Corsair logo are upside down, which is visually unattractive. So is it possible to remove the heatsink to put it in the right direction?

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robinhunziker22

2 years ago

I have plugged the SSD into my PS5 but it does not recognise the SSD. Does anyone know why this could be?

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123groba

2 years ago

The LPX is not on the list of compatible SSDs, only the Corsair MP600 PRO (1000 GB, M.2 2280) This is the worst possible variant, because it is too big for the bay. The heatsink would have to be replaced with a flatter one.

Luckyshot0582

3 years ago

Does this SSD work for the PS5? Greetings

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Anonymous

3 years ago

Yes, it's even optimised for the PS5 :) Source: https://www.corsair.com/de/de/Kategorien/Produkte/Datenspeicher/M-2-SSDs/MP600-PRO-LPX/p/CSSD-F1000GBMP600PLP)

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Can the blue and red flashing LEDs be deactivated?

can you ONLY use them for the PS5?

Hello, is this product compatible with a PC configuration (motherboard)?

I'm reluctant to buy it and put it in my PC. The thing that bothers me is that the writing and the Corsair logo are upside down, which is visually unattractive. So is it possible to remove the heatsink to put it in the right direction?

I have plugged the SSD into my PS5 but it does not recognise the SSD. Does anyone know why this could be?

Does this SSD work for the PS5? Greetings

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