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Blur the line between virtual and reality 

• Blistering speed 
• Outperformsyesterday's fastest SSDs without greatly increasing power consumption
Crucial’s best-in-slot Gen5 gaming SSD

• Load AAA games up to 15% faster4 with DirectStorage
• Unlock the potential for more detailed textures4 
• Enjoy faster gameplay and sharper graphics4
No-compromise premium heatsink 

 • Aluminum and copper design 
• Maximum heat dissipation
• No noisy fans or liquid cooling 
• Non-heatsink option1 available
Revolutionary speed meets compatibility 

• Works with Intel® Core 13-14th Gen CPUs 
• Works with AMD RyzenTM 7000 series CPUs 
• Powerful performance for AI apps and more 
• Backward compatible with Gen3 and Gen4 systems.

 
Crucial T705
 
Crucial T705
Price
Capacity
500GB- 4TB
500GB-4TB
1TB-4TB
1TB-4TB
Form Factor
M.2
M.2
M.2
M.2
Interface
Gen4
Gen4
Gen5
Gen5
Sequential Read Speed
Up to 7,400MB/s
Up to 7,400MB/s
Up to 12,400MBs
Up to 14,500MB/s
Sequential Write Speed
Up to 7,000MB/s
Up to 7,000MB/s
Up to 11,800MB/s
Up to 12,7000MB/s
Color
Black
Black
Black
Black, White
Heatsink Option
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Compatible Devices
Laptop, Desktop, PS5 (HS)
Laptop, Desktop, PS5 (HS)
Desktop
Desktop
  1. Non-heatsink versions of the Crucial T705 must be installed with a motherboard or alternate heatsink to achieve optimal performance. 
  2. Under typical conditions for airflow and ambient temperature, our pre-installed premium heatsink allows the T705 Gen5 SSD to run at max workload without the need to thermal throttle. Comparisons made to SSD temperatures without a cooling apparatus. Please ensure your drive has proper airflow for maximum performance. 
  3. Compared to Crucial T500 Gen4 NVMe® SSD listed speed of 7,400MB/s. Actual speed may vary. 
  4. Fresh-out-of-box (FOB) performance measured with a typical Microsoft DirectStorage workload compared to the FOB average performance of Crucial P5 Plus & T500 SSDs with similar workloads. 

"The Crucial T705 SSD comes as a piece of technology that feels like it makes everything that came before it obsolete."

Shane Downing, Toms Hardware