A-Data XPG SX8200 Pro M.2 ASX8200PNP-2TT-C 2 TB
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2 TB, M.2, 22x80, PCIe 3.0 4x, 3D TLC NAND, write: 3000 MB/s, read: 3500 MB/s, warranty 5 years
Model overview based on user reviews
The A-Data XPG SX8200 Pro M.2 SSD offers an excellent price/performance ratio, making it a strong alternative to more expensive brands like Samsung. Users appreciate its high speed and the inclusion of a radiator bracket, which helps maintain temperatures around 35-40°C during operation. The SSD is praised for its solid build quality and reliability, with one user noting it has performed flawlessly for two years. While some users experienced slightly lower read speeds than advertised, the write speeds often exceeded expectations. Overall, this SSD is considered a top-notch, hassle-free solution for those seeking high performance at a reasonable price.
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Excellent SSD! It has been working perfectly for 2 years, reliably. 1. Quality. Everything is made solidly and beautifully. 2. Very high speed for this price. 3. Radiator is included. No  Egor Vinogradov: use A-Data ASX8200PNP-1TT-C more than year |
Full volume 477 GB. 2800 for reading and 2400 for writing (which is slightly higher than what they promise). In principle, everything suits, but what do you want, the first ssd, does it make sense to say ooo how fast after the hard drive, where the speed is 20 times less?) Crosshair 6 and 1700 system, Win 10 LTSC, if this is important If you do not rape with benchmarks, then in principle it is not hot. Simple 38, after running Crystal Disk Mark - 57, in normal operation somewhere in the middle. Throttling starts at about 70 degrees (speeds drop by almost 2 times), but in everyday use it is impossible to warm it up like that. The write speed turned out to be higher than the declared one (2400+ against the promised 2300). Perhaps this is the best m.2 ssd for the money (I took it to AKC for 2180 UAH) You only have ONE chance to stick the "heatsink" evenly and beautifully (I lost :), the read speed is lower than stated, but maybe I don't know something yet, it seems like there's an old controller here, not all the space is allocated, and I only tested with one benchmark. Don't get me wrong, I'm satisfied with the purchase. Dmitriy Mitus: use A-Data ASX8200PNP-512GT-C less than month |
The speed of work suits. On a working computer, there is memory from Samsung, which is significantly more expensive. I did not feel the difference in reading or writing time. All programs, toys are loaded instantly. Heating in operation is about 35-40°C. Speed, price. The kit includes a radiator bracket. Not found yet. |
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