Review on Kingston A400 480GB SATA SSD SA400S37/480G by Jnis Krsli ᠌

You should know what you're getting into when purchasing a ssd with a small cache, so 5 stars despite the speed drop to 15 mb. M. It wasn't designed for use in that way. When it comes to my needs, I'd rather spend the extra $1,500 on a solid-state drive (ssd), as the A400 is intended for more casual users running Windows, browsing the web, playing games, etc. Benefits include: It's reliable, and it's faster than an HDD for playing games. I only used 2% of the capacity in two years, but I keep my media on that drive while Windows runs on a different ssd. The downsides are: 1) The crystal brand indicates a loss of 30% to 40% in acceleration. 2) A TINY CHEST OF STORAGE! When transferring many files (50 4K films @ 100 megabytes. S, 30 GB in total), the speed goes from 350 mb/s to 15-30 mb/s. For me, this was a lightbulb moment. I've noticed that even large files, like three 10-gigabyte movies, may be transferred at the advertised pace. When the number of files increases, the transfer rate decreases linearly (specially checked) Three) It's warmed up. When I'm playing, the vibrations travel through the laptop's chassis.