Capacity 128GB - 1TB Form Factor 2.5" NAND Flash 3D TLC Controller SMI Dimensions (L x W x H) 100.45 x 69.85 x 7mm Weight 47.5g Interface SATA 6Gb/s Sequential R/W performance Up to 560/520MB/s Operating temperature 0°C-70°C Storage temperature -40°C-85°C Shock resistance 1500G/0.5ms MTBF 2,000,000...

Good value; Good performance; Bundled software is well featured and easy to use; Free copy of Acronis True Image 2015; Backed by 3-year global warranty from ADATA

No drastic increase in performance over other TLC Flash SSD tested; Heavy writing to the drive can cause the SLC write cache to slow down drastically; Could have used metal enclosure instead of plastic enclosure

ADATA is a well-known flash storage company that offers the most prolific range of SSD models currently available on the market. While this makes it hard to determine which SSD is best for you, it also guarantees there's a model at practically every price point.

In the age of growing technology, gone are the days where an SSD is a luxury. With how cheap SSDs are getting, they seem to me more of a necessity, at least for the boot drive. But what about general storage

ADATA's Ultimate SU800 is their first SSD to use 3D NAND and the first 3D NAND SSD from a company that doesn't manufacture their own NAND flash memory. The SU800 pairs Micron's 3D TLC NAND with Silicon Motion's SM2258 controller to produce an entry-level consumer SATA SSD, available in both 2.5" and...

The ADATA Ultimate SU800 retails at around USD 70 and it is an amazingly speedy entry-level SSD and it comes with 3 years warranty which is quite long when it comes to coverage for computer components.

Adata's SU800 got off to a rocky start with our IOMeter sequential write test, but its real-world performance should have at least partially made up for that. Let's see where it lands overall. To compare each drive, we take the geometric mean of a basket of results from our test suite.

I can't really blame the SSD for all of my problems nor the lack of performance improvements. Linux is notoriously aggressive about caching disk files in main memory if you have free memory available. The SSD only improves the initial startup time of programs, not the subsequent startup times.

The drive seems reliable and fast

ASUS B-350M/CSM motherboard will not recognize the SSD as the primary boot device; even though it is the only one with a boot flag set; Ubuntu 17.04 installer crashes trying to access the device; even after I set a default partition table on it.

Got this drive on sale, which is nice... Suggest everyone to get a Newegg app since you can get the app deals which is how i got this drive!

I have had it for about two weeks now and it is just fast; It is not the same as top ssds but it does it's job well

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SSDs are a required upgrade with how much lower the cost per Gigabyte is today. If you're wondering what's changed in the storage market after the past few years, there has been some improvements.

Great Value / Performance

Taking apart SSD/ Lacking some critical features

I purchased a LARGE quantity of these SSD drives to replace all rotating HDD in our business's computers. I take 2 years old HP business line desktop computers (Intel i5 w/ 4 GB RAM) running Windows 10 Pro and replaced the factory 7200 RPM HDD (which is already a high end HDD) by these SSD drives...