💾 Adata SU800 512GB 3D TLC SSD: Unbeatable Storage Performance for Enhanced Applications Review

I passed it under warranty, I'm waiting for the result of the seller's examination. They said that for the first time they accept a warranty case for SSD as a whole . After the money is returned, I'd better buy a proven Samsung. A little disappointed, as it seemed, in a proven brand .

Bought in order to comfortably perform everyday tasks on a home computer. Replaced the spindle screw with this one. Everything is great. It has been working for a year and a half, there were no glitches, the toy is quickly loaded.

Unveiling my honest perspective.I recommend to buy. You can even not particularly choose and not compare. It's still the best option.

I used it as a system replacement for the ADATA SP900, which has already exhausted its resource. The new one, under the same conditions, died two months later.

In cristalmark, the speed corresponds to the declared one (connection via sata 3). I chose between Samsung evo 860 and adata. made a choice in favor of adata because of the declared greater durability and larger memory size (500 versus 512) at a price cheaper by 300.

Has some pros: Installed it and it worked right away. The system is up. Nothing more to say. That's how it should be :) Has cons: There are no cables for connecting to power and to SATA. I had to buy. But, perhaps, it is not customary to put them in order to be cheaper.

In terms of price / quality ratio for sata III drives, if you do not consider the server segment - one of the best options. If you do not need exorbitant speed and SATA bus bandwidth is enough for you - this is your choice. 2 years of trouble-free operation on a rather "hot" old laptop, also with a permanently enabled paging file. disk performance has not changed over this period. The disk honestly gives the declared speed. Satisfied, I recommend

before that there was Intel on 60GB, which works to this day and is much faster than the declared 3v nand. the new hard worked less than a year, at one moment it simply died without any signs of life. I contacted the manufacturer's TP, because. It turns out that ADATA does not have a warranty post-sales service or representative office in 2022 (I do not have a receipt for the purchase)! I was told that they will replace the hard drive without any problems, but I have to send it to Taiwan. in…

Some pros: Fast delivery and big discount on the item. Needed it urgently to finish the job. Has cons: After checking with the Hard Disk Sentinel program, the product out of the box showed 80% health. (((

Oh, how he set me up . there are backups, but the machines had to be deployed again. According to death, everything seems to be OK, but after a couple of hours of working with the disk, it falls off with errors. I assume problems with the controller and it is likely a marriage, BUT . don't talk about a consumer grade ssd in a server - ssd shouldn't die overnight. at least a year should definitely live in a system with small loads.

A Taiwanese-made 240GB disk has been working for 4 years without any complaints. They write that some fall off for unknown reasons in a year or two. Let's see

Cloned Win 10 with the means that offers a date (acronis ssd is registered on the site a date and a distribution key is issued there) did not work for others (paragon, etc.). I have 3 os. Acronisom cloned and then restored the bootloaders with the help of Sagittarius live and Dism ++. Everything is working. The read and write speed is as advertised. The actual volume of the ssd is 480 GB, the rest is reserved for the ssd for its own needs. Everything works, everything runs. Time will tell the…

I bought a SU800 M.2 2280 128GB SSD for $78 in 2016 because I wanted to save $15 by getting it from a RESPECT company like this like Samsung bought. However, things turned around for me quicker than I expected. In just 4 months, the SSD in my high-end laptop failed. I lost all my work and had to get it back. They have agreed to an RMA but require that you ship it in a box large enough to keep it safe. The problem with this is that shipping a box that big for something so small costs a lot of…