Review on 💾 ADATA ASP600S3-128GM-C Premier SATA III Superior Solid State Drive by Robert Blair

It was nice and fast but already dead to me. Bought May 18th and died June 28th. I received an RMA from ADATA and they made it painless and easy. I got a new SSD and so far it works fine with Windows 10. Keep developing good customer service skills and you will have more customers like me. I love how fast it is and would buy the 128GB version for $10 more or the 256GB version for $40, although it would cost extra money to get a larger drive since SSDs have more reading and recording operations on larger capacity discs than smaller ones. .EDIT: So I thought my hard drive was broken again, but I put it in another computer and saw that it was recognized in Disk Management. I tried right clicking and reformatting but got a horrible CRC error. So I went to the hard disk part, select the hard disk and cleaned it with "Clean command", it said it was cleaned successfully. I then tried formatting on the command line, but that also gave me a CRC error on the command terminal. I was confused as to what was going on so I tried a clean reinstall of Windows 10 but when I selected ssd during the install it gave me the CRC command again. Then I tried to install Ubuntu Mate 17.04 and it installed without problems. After that I put in the Windows 10 installation disc and went into recovery mode, went to advanced options and selected command line options. When I was at the command line, I ran the "diskpart" command, selected my SSD and cleaned it again. I then ran the commands to create and mount the partition and ended up not having any CRC errors while doing so. When I finished I had to convert the SSD to a GPT partition, install Windows 10 on it and now it's working again. Hope this helps someone with the same cyclic redundancy error I got. This SSD is still fast and has had no hardware issues as of 12/04/17.