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Should of checked the Adata support page. If upgrading a laptop best double check specs.
Great boot drive
"Be wary when ordering this SSD. Adata have changed the controllers on this to an inferior one, offering reduced performance. Hardware sites originally reviewed the SM2262ENG controller, which has been replaced by the SM2262G controller. You can check this only once you've received the item, because the difference is not advertised."
I purchased this NVME SSD to install into an i5-4670k based computer. Unfortunately the motherboard had no suitable M.2 slot so I had to purchase an adapter (see Sabrent or similar if required)
Overall the speeds of this drive have been fantastic and i've been very happy with this purchase. I've attached a CrystalDiskMark benchmark of the drive.
Do note, this machine is 6.5 years old at this point and so, I have tested and can confirm faster speeds on newer machines.
Toms Hardware has a recent article explaning this.
I've returned my drives because of this lack of transparency.
"Be wary when ordering this SSD. Adata have changed the controllers on this to an inferior one, offering reduced performance. Hardware sites originally reviewed the SM2262ENG controller, which has been replaced by the SM2262G controller. You can check this only once you've received the item, because the difference is not advertised."
I purchased this NVME SSD to install into an i5-4670k based computer. Unfortunately the motherboard had no suitable M.2 slot so I had to purchase an adapter (see Sabrent or similar if required)
Overall the speeds of this drive have been fantastic and i've been very happy with this purchase. I've attached a CrystalDiskMark benchmark of the drive.
Do note, this machine is 6.5 years old at this point and so, I have tested and can confirm faster speeds on newer machines.
Toms Hardware has a recent article explaning this.
I've returned my drives because of this lack of transparency.
Before u purchase this or any other ADATA product, make sure there is a service center in your city and the guy working there is not a total douchebag..
I bought this about a month ago and 2 days ago it crashed.. not recognisable by pc/laptop.. since ADATA gives 3 years warranty, I called their customer care and they said you have to go to the service center.. there is no service center in Gurgaon although they have mentioned one on thier website (I did go there and they said it has not strated yet... So I went to New Delhi service center in Nehru Place.. the guy there was terrible.. idk what he was showing attitude for.. he had no idea what customer service stands for.. I asked him do I have to come here to collect the replacement or can they courier it and hw said call us on few days .. If replacement is available then you can pick up in a week else it will take 15-20 days..
So now I have to wait for 2-3 weeks and maybe more to get e replacement.. and I had to deal with a nutjob.. all and all total waste of money and time..
My advice, go with established brands (which I thought ADATA is but apparently not) to avoid the hestle, it's not worth it.. I bought it based on reviews but overlooked where these reviews are from..
"Acronis key redemption has been temporarily suspended until May 11, 2020. Please contact our service center for more information."
At that point that was 9 days in the future! So I email the service center and get no response - no automated response or anything to say when I can expect a reply. I'm not even sure if my support request will get seen or handled.
Sorry Adata, get your act together! This is not acceptable. If you sell a product with included software licenses then you have to provide that license immediately on demand, not several days or weeks in the future. Whatever internal IT problems you're having, get them sorted ASAP because it is impacting customers.
I'm sure this is good hardware but so far I have no idea because I can't get it fully installed.
"Acronis key redemption has been temporarily suspended until May 11, 2020. Please contact our service center for more information."
At that point that was 9 days in the future! So I email the service center and get no response - no automated response or anything to say when I can expect a reply. I'm not even sure if my support request will get seen or handled.
Sorry Adata, get your act together! This is not acceptable. If you sell a product with included software licenses then you have to provide that license immediately on demand, not several days or weeks in the future. Whatever internal IT problems you're having, get them sorted ASAP because it is impacting customers.
I'm sure this is good hardware but so far I have no idea because I can't get it fully installed.
If you take only those factors into consideration, great. There's no reason not to buy this product. However, you're advertised "read/write up to 3500/3000MB/s", in reality, you'll probably receive ~2750MB Read | ~2200 Write. Now, by no means are these speeds slow, but when you're advertising "up to" those kinds of speeds. People expect to receive metrics similar to the ones you advertise.
Still better than most of the other SSDs on the market. This brings competition to a market primarily dominated by Samsung due to reputation, I like it. The cheap price blows me away, and the heatsink isn't much but surely appreciated.
Overall: 8.4/10. Could have been better if you advertised lower numbers, or if you were to get the same performance advertised. I also have an understanding that that performance may reflect the 1TB version, but that's a totally different product.
I've only ever bought Samsung SSDs. Among other drives, I've got a NVME 960 Pro (250GB) in my PC just for WINDOWS (I got it back in August 2017 and it's been doing the job fine ever since).
Why Adata? I built a SFF PC for my wife as a Christmas present. She's not an enthusiast as myself so she wouldn't care Adata or Samsung. In any case, I want going to put crap on her new PC but quite the opposite. So I checked the reviews and they're quite consistent: Adata 1TB is a strong performer. So I pulled the trigger.
I compared the new build against my build and my wife PC (Adata) has faster write/read speeds than mine. Whether you'll notice it or not is a different story.
My wife's PC specs (used exclusively for typical office tasks: Word, Excell, browsing and movies):
- Ryzen 3400G
- Asus ROG Strix X470-I Gaming
- Adata XPG SG8200 Pro 1TB
- Corsair RM550x
- Raijintek Metis Plus
My rig:
- Ryzen 3900x
- MSI RTX 2080 GAMING X TRIO
- Asus Crosshair VI Hero
- EVGA 850W T2
Etc...






