💾 XPG S40G 2TB RGB 3D NAND PCIe Gen3x4 NVMe 1.3 M.2 2280 SSD (AS40G-2TT-C) Review

Excellent storage. I got it for 6469. I got up without any problems, installed and launched it. The average temperature is 42 degrees. It is a pity that the mother does not support the x4 connection interface, only x2 passes. Because of this, the speed is only from 2 lines, respectively, 2 times lower.

If it weren’t for an unpleasant incident with a failure after a power outage, then I think this is quite a decent SSD with good data transfer rates, which will please the eye with built-in backlighting. Its pros: Good design and built-in lighting, confirms the declared characteristics, the presence of a built-in radiator. Different cons: After a sudden blackout in the whole house, it stopped being detected by the computer. After the examination, it was decided to return the funds without the…

Speed ​​is exaggerated a bit. A warm enough, well-ventilated body will save the day. RGB lighting is compatible with other RGB, easily found in the application from AsRock RGB. Will do for your money. There is also a Gigabity SSD for Windows, so it finally doesn’t heat up at a temperature of 23 degrees, but there is a radiator installed from the motherboard, but the operating temperature is 50 degrees. The description says, only for a laptop, it got into my box without problems.

I ideally fit into the Dell G15 5511 SE laptop, I was afraid that it wouldn’t fit exactly in height, but the case of the laptop is quite spacious, it seems that the drive would fit even higher. The backlight of the disk is now visible through the ethernet port and headphone jack. If there was a disk with similar parameters without backlighting, of course, I would take it, but at a discount - this one will do just fine :)

I took for 4800 - for this price it's really good. The speed is about 2500 for reading and 2022 for writing (in the characteristics, apparently, the speed of a terabyte is indicated). In terms of temperature - I have not seen more than 48 degrees (without additional radiators). There is backlight control via Gigabyte Fusion. Everything is fine, you can take it.

I've tried every possible way to get this thing to adjust RGB on this memory card. I have an MSI B360M Mortar with Mystic Light. S40G Spectrix is said to be compatible with Mystic Light. However, it is definitely not compatible with the latest version of Mystic Light. The product's own software, which I could have used instead of Mystic Light, does not work either. The SSD itself was worth buying when I bought it due to the price and the speed of the drive. The RGB feature doesn't matter to me…

Overall I'm happy with the fast drive. RBG is good but the white color on RBG is not very good. I installed this on an Asus Prime z390-a motherboard in the top M.2 slot and had no trouble installing. I had an issue with the ASUS Aura software slowing down the drive (see photo). It's easy to uninstall Aura and use XPG-rbg software to control the RBG, but you can't sync it with another Aura-controlled lighting pattern. I use static lighting so this is not a problem for me. For comparison, I've…

Freshly installed windows on this drive. Everything worked perfectly. Very fast loading. The RGB colors are pretty vibrant. I can't see much of a difference between the brightness of my other peripherals and his. So no complaints here. It also syncs with my ASRock motherboard and polychrome software. (Now if only the polychrome software were stable!) One thing to note about this drive is that the RGB heatsink on top roughly triples the overall thickness of the drive. If you have the same…

If you're expecting this to blow your mind, be prepared to be disappointed. Anyone expecting this item to be mid-range in terms of both RGB and performance will be satisfied. RGB lighting does not sync / does not work well with Asus Aura, this causes all RGB lights to lag and appear glitchy when synced to it. m.2 nvme. I decided to just make it work in its own default color. It's a little depressing because I really wanted all my RGB lights to be in sync, but for the price and capacity I feel…

in combination with MSi Z270 SLI Mainboard and MSI RTX 2070s Armor. I think in the future I'll just do a clean install of Windows instead of a clone), but I wanted to leave some early notes on installing with MSI Mystic Light for others. As another reviewer noted, Mystic Light recognized it almost immediately. All I had to do was run the program and a new tab for the SSD appeared. And it lights up the inside of my suitcase just like I hoped it would. However, the downside is that when trying to

Update 3: So I ordered 2 units (1 for me and one for someone else), my unit (unit 1) couldn't handle the basic cloning and caused a short circuit which messed up my computer a bit and they sent me a replacement unit 3, unit 2 still works so i bought my unit hoping to give my computer a little boost before the holidays although it was a bad experience . on 2 and mixed bad and normal on the last one. Block 1 burned out (due to motherboard/RAM issues after shorting itself out had to reapply the…