SU650 2TB

Over 30 of 46 bought is long dead after one to two years of light use. SU630 and SU650. :( If you really must buy ADATA SATA SSD, atleast buy SU750 or SU800, they have DRAM cache and should be more resilient, but I don't trust them anyway...

Depende do seu uso.Caso vc tenha um uso mais pesado planejado para ele, como editar videos, fotografia, se vc fica manejando arquivos grandes o tempo todo, eu investiria em alguma linha mais nobre com d-ram (cache próprio) como o Samsung 870 Evo.Acho que os WD Red tbm possuem e se não me engano são

I just finished putting together and properly configuring what is maybe the ugliest hackintosh on the site as it was always meant to be a machine that does not prioritize aesthetics over anything. Recently I have found myself considering to maybe pick up another case or replace some of the more visi

Personally i would go with kioxia because of toshiba nand but adata has more tbw than kioxia drive also it has lower write speed compared to kioxia since youre limited to sata might as well get drive that gives full speed Check this Adata-https://www.techpowerup.com/ssd-specs/adata-ultimate-su650-51

If you just simply want an SSD for storage and are not moving more than maybe 10gb file sizes at a time SATA is good enough. It's cheaper. For example a gen 4 NVME can move a 20gb file as quickly as 3 seconds while a sata will take around 1 min. If you are only dealing with 1gb sized files a sata ca

With regards to SATA SSD here are the tiers High end - Reliable to maintain fast read and writes consistently Kingston kc600 Crucial MX500 Samsung 870 EVO (Warning most are fake unless from official distributors Sandisk Ultra 3D Low end - Has fast reads and writes most of the time but gets slower as

tengo una parva de adata su630 y su650 muertos en la empresa. de 240 a a 960gb. todos muertos

The M.2 slot on that board supports only PCIe 2.0 ×2, which has one sixteenth of the bandwidth of today's PCIe 5.0 ×4 slots, but is still much faster then SATA.Some good and cheap NVMe drives are the Kioxia Exceria G2/Plus G3, WD Blue SN580/SN5000, TeamGroup MP33/MP44L/G50, Patriot P310/P320/P400 Li

Not much. I use RAM from apacer 16 (2x8) 3200MHz cl16 from late 2023 till now but I do have 3 SSDs and 1 HDD. ADATA SU650 1TB, PNY CS900 1TB, ADATA SX8200PRO and some off brand HDD. They are fine, i even bought the SU650 second hand. So, you'll probably be fine using apacer SSDs. If you are still no

If the Transcend SSD230S or Samsung 870 EVO are too expensive, consider the Adata Ultimate SU650.