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So far so good. I used Macrium Reflect to clone my older Dell Inspiron 1525 150gb (67gb used) hard drive onto a 120gb ADATA Premier 550 SSD. It took about 1 hour 45 minutes using USB 1.1. Start up (45 seconds), shut down, and programs are definitely quicker. The Dell is SATA 2 - 3Gb/s, so it can't take advantage of the drive's full potential. 283 MB/s read and 244 MB/s write ain't too shabby!



If your on a budget but still want to incorporate an SSD into your build I would definitely look at picking this one up.





The last 240GB was purchased the month before. The 120GB? Meh.
But seriously, 4 drives, all up and DIED within a couple weeks of each other, and the manufacturer was essentially like 'Lol ur dryvs are not our problem!'. 3 Year warranty my ass.
I will never deal with Adata again. Nor Silicon Power. To the support person that *MIGHT* respond to this, don't bother. I smashed the crap out of them with a hammer and cremated the remains.

I bought this ADATA SU760 [512-GB] Drive in October of 2019; And It was Completely Dead On December 6, 2019!
This has to be the worst Solid State Drive that I have ever installed - - - - - - - And I've installed alot of them.
I installed this into a Dell Inspiron 3847 Tower PC sometime in early November and it was totally dead a month later.
I've had it with this company; I also had one of my ADATA 32-Gig Flash Drives die on me last year, and I lost everything
that was on it.
No Way am I going to trust them with my valuable data.
AS of this week I started using the "Hynix Gold" SSD's. So I pay a few bucks more for a superior Drive - - - - It's worth it. Luckily I had a complete backup of this Loser drive..

If you want your computer to boot much faster than with a HDD this if for you.
If you want better battery life on your mobile pc this is for you.
If you want sustained high speed writes this is not for you.
This drive uses the cheaper slower type of flash memory and a small pool of faster high speed flash.
When you start copying files, it copies it to the small pool of fast memory and slowly offloads it to the slower memory.
This works well for small files, but for big files, it fills up quickly and the speed drops.
For this reason I recommend this drive to people who just want their computer to be snappier than it was before and arent planning on copying large amounts of files daily.


I got a bad read-sector on one ADATA drive I got last year. Got another one a couple months ago and it's been perfect, w/ 500MB+ read/write rates every time. Rates on other one were the same, but some benchmarks dipped under 500MB (oh no! </sarcasm>)
I've now had TWO OCZ (one Radeon 7) and another Toshiba brand. One Toshiba has failed (it was DOA essentially, kept cutting off every 10-20 seconds), the other Radeon 7 OCZ before Toshiba bought them died to the point the OS wouldn't boot. And my Adata didn't fail totally, it had a sector or two fail, which happened to be holding system files, but I RMA'ed and they gave me the same drive back (I had marked the sectors bad, so after I did that and reformatted, it didn't reproduce, so I think they just gave me my old drive back (had a distinct scuff mark that was there when I sent it in which was still there), which I didn't really appreciate. If a sector fails, I want a new drive, even if it's just one or two. Fast turn-around and I think they paid the shipping - I work in IT so it's hard to keep track of everything - and I'm getting older and my memories not as good as it was ;)
I also have a Samsung Evo 850 1TB. This drive is just as fast as both of them. Solid 450-500MB read/write rates. Get this before it sells out and don't believe the 3d hype, this 2d holds up, minus ~50mb/sec or so - which isn't even consistent, it sometimes benches just as fast as the Evo 850. Don't waste the extra 100 dollars, though I will say, it's the only brand, along w/ Kingston, that has never failed on me.
Great drive over all.

After I bought it, I noticed there is another model SU800 by ADATA, which is a tiny bit faster and with a bit more storage capacity than SU760, personally with the minimum increase in cost; it should be a better deal.
I installed this into my HP laptop to replace a hybrid Seagate drive, the Seagate drive has its flash buffer, it performs OK, but once you are into more intensive I/O application, it runs out of steam.
The installation is painless, and I use Windows 10 disk image creation utility and boot to the SU760. I followed by restoring the image from a USB storage device which attached to the laptop through the USB port; it went without any hiccup, the system was back to running status in less than an hour.
I will report back if anything else happens after a more extensive use period.
5-20-2020
The drive died and sent back for RMA.

I am now planning to return both the drives.


After imaging the SSD as the primary drive on a desktop computer it worked fine until it started to just disappear.
BIOS up to date, SSD firmware up to date, SSD keeps going away
Placed into a USB case and can watch come and go in device manager every few seconds
Returned the bad unit and installed the other one of two and now waiting to see how it will do........
Took a little longer but the second one started to disappear also

- First of all wrong product description. Mentioned points applicable to SE730H product but the product we're viewing is HV320.
- Warranty limited to 3 Years ( but after registering product on ADATA website, I got only 2 Years and 9 Months).
> Response from ADATA cst support: "The warranty on the website will be calculated from MFG Date and not the purchase date. Please keep invoice copy for your future reference and for warranty claim.", so careful with purchase and buy latest MFG products.
- Comes with USB 3.1 Gen 2 port which is not something new (another name of USB 3.0 on your machine, the one with blue color port), USB implementation forums made changes to USB port names. Just Google it if you want to know more it but in short that it is same USB 3.0 (blue port) nothing changes with respect to speed etc. (10Gbps).
- Can protect your valuable documents with AES 256-bit encryption using ADATA HDDtoGO software. Software very hard to use, need to read manual several times to understand what exactly each tab is doing. But overall you can protect your HDD with password and your documents with 256-bit encryption (One of the most secure encryption methods used mostly on banks).
- Given USB cable is too short (apprx. 35cms) , need to purchase another from online to get more distance or otherwise in my PC case it should be in standing position when connected.
- Read and Writes are good (based on files you're copying these speeds may vary but in my case it is on average. 130Mbps.
- Received drive without any issues. (detecting properly without any issues, no bad sectors etc.).
- Little noisy when compared to Seagate backup plus (minor one, comparable only when you put your ear very close to HDDs).
- Good LED indicators (not sure whether they work properly in future or not but so far it is good to have different LED indicators for different tasks).
Product Description ( from ADATA website):
- 4/5TB variants features a 19mm form factor.
- 10.7mm refers to the 1/2TB variants of the HV320 which is very slim equals to iphone 8 plus.
- The HV320 features shock sensors that notify you when impact or shaking has been detected with a red indicator light.
- AES 256-bit encryption keeps the data inside password-protected.

This was installed on an Intel Server S2600CP board with dual Xeon E-2670 with 128 gigs of ram WIN10.
Although I'm trying to get the ADATA SSD ToolBox to run, but no luck. Installs just fine, but will not start.


