A-Data Swordfish ASWORDFISH-2T-C 2 TB
 | Outdated Product Placement: internal; Volume: 2 TB; Form factor: M.2; M.2 interface: PCIe 3.0 4x; NVMe; Write speed (MB/s): 1400; Read speed (MB/s): 1800; DWPD (times/day): 0.3; Manufacturer's warranty: 5 years; Data encryption; M.2 cooling: graphene heatsink; |
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E-Catalog UK editor, SSD
Valerii Lenko, edited 09.04.2026
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Model overview based on user reviews
A-Data Swordfish is an NVMe M.2 SSD with good initial read/write performance and a supplied heatsink, but user experience is mixed. Overheating and strong throttling under sustained load are the main concerns, while one report also describes a failure after six months of use. It is better suited to light workloads than intensive sustained operation.
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better not to take price without purchasing a heatsink, it's not worth buying this disk. In the AIDA 64 stress test, it heats up to 65+ in seconds, while with a heatsink it doesn't rise above 40+. The aluminum plate doesn't perform its function at all. |
Take it only to a home computer that is never loaded with anything like that for showing off and loading Windows. In comparison, it looks decent but it's a hoax. She died in half a year, it was worth just a little bit to load. It gets very hot and trottle shamelessly. The parameters indicated in the description are just a snag, at the indicated speed it plows for a couple of minutes and then the speed drops to a level worse than the old ssd on sata2. 4 weeks for an exchange under a guarantee, they said the store sent a broken one and the guarantor a coupon that they demanded now I’m guessing they’ll exchange it for a new one or throw it away because it’s risky to demand a guarantee from a small store that it’s risky on the other side of the country, think for yourself whether you need it. use A-Data ASWORDFISH-500G-C few months |
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