Review on XPG GAMMIX S11 Pro 1TB M.2 SSD AGAMMIXS11P-1TT-C by Mateusz Rzeczycki ᠌
Im amazed! It was definitely worth the money!
The native radiator does not stand out in anything special except for its appearance, but it is quite enough. A good help for those who do not have it on the motherboard. I have two M2 slots on the board and first I plugged the SSD into the 2nd (PCIe 2.0 x4), and there the speed cuts to about 1800 mb / s. I had to rearrange in the 1st (PCIe 3.0 x4). There is native ADATA SSD ToolBox software, it works without problems now, but it does not give anything special. It is noticeable that Windows loads a little faster than a SATA SSD and the response during operation is instantaneous, as if Windows is loading from a virtual disk from RAM. I marked part of the disk with the 2nd partition for games, put it on the Need for Speed Heat partition and played quite actively for a month and did not notice any problems, it works smoothly, there were no errors on the SSD.
By adding some photos to my review, I aim to provide a more visual and thorough understanding of the product.
- Normal assembly, the radiator is glued without gaps. High read speed (assuming you use an M2 slot with PCIe 3.0 x4). Heating for SSD is normal, I have 38 degrees in a ventilated case. The price compared to well-known brands is more than adequate. The presence of a cache, due to which the read / write speed is consistently high.
- I don’t see any shortcomings, except that the speed of 2800 mb / s is slightly lower than the declared 3400 mb / s, but the difference is not critical, and you can’t even notice it. Maybe the motherboard is to blame for this, I’m not sure I can’t say, but some SSDs really give out 3400 mb / s
