The next benchmark is the CrystalDiskMark. The software provides throughput data based on sequential reads and writes, and random (512K/4K/4KQD32) reads and writes of various sizes. Below you see the drive's performance with incompressible (0Fill) data:

Sequential speeds reach up to a very good 525-530MB/s read. Read of 512K files was also not very high at about 306MB/s, and again slower than the performance of the BX100 1TB SSD.

Sequential write was at about 450 MB/s, and 512K write was 437.6 MB/s. Both figures are adequate and in par with the performance of other Crucial SSDs.

Random reading of small 4K files was performed at 32MB/s, and at 310 MB/s at QD32.

In the write par with small 4K film the BX200 960TB is not the fastest drive you can have and its performance is close to what we got from the Crucial BX200 1TB SSD, with a small improvement in the write 4KQD32 test..

Below you see two more benchmarks using the latest CrystalDisk Mark v5.02 benchmark: