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ADATA XPG SX950U 3D-NAND Gaming SSD III Drives

ADATA XPG SX950U 3D-NAND Gaming SSD III Drives

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Developed with gamers in mind, the XPG SX950U SSD drives implement 3D NAND Flash technology to optimize performance across all your game titles. Thanks to the high-speed SMI controller, the drives deliver read speeds up to 560MB/s and write speeds up to 520MB/s, making quick work of file uploads and downloads Read More

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TheOtherDave
40
Oct 15, 2018
What makes this a “gaming” SSD?
TheOtherDave
40
Oct 20, 2018
Yeah, it’s often obvious that the only thing “gaming“ about a product is that it’s a color too gaudy to use in normal stuff. Sometimes there are actual differences, though (input devices come to mind... a joystick doesn’t do much for websites), and other times the differences are more to do with a part generally being higher performance.
Aokman
69
Dec 17, 2018
TheOtherDaveThe fact it says gaming on it is all you need to know.
ethanduong
15
Oct 15, 2018
why buy this when you can buy something newer, better and cheaper like the 860 EVO or the Crucial MX500
K.ElizJones
2
Oct 15, 2018
ethanduongOh thats harsh
Aokman
69
Dec 17, 2018
“Gaming”.... go and buy a normal Samsung SSD.
Virael
233
Dec 19, 2018
AokmanLOL yeah. And it doesn't even come with RGB! ROFL
Gaelex
34
Nov 23, 2018
Massively overpriced, 38$ for 120gb is a rip-off.
ryancarpenter
9
Oct 17, 2018
Massdrop this is a really disappointing price point. I come to this site for good deals, not to see people getting ripped off. Fix this, please.
JakCrow
16
Oct 20, 2018
In that case, while not horrible, it's completely average and there's no point in getting it via massdrop and risking having no warranty when it turns out the drive is only sold in the EU.
ryancarpenter
9
Oct 21, 2018
JakCrowNormally I don't leave comments but this was just so disappointing to see. I can get a 1tb wd blue m.2 ssd from Newegg right now for $149.99. The ssd market is in a steep decline as well, nows the time for truly great deals. Not this bullshit.
gtang31
21
Feb 12, 2019
Fucking ripoff. Trying to take advantage of people who are not knowledgeable into thinking this is a deal!
jakechungus
5
Feb 12, 2019
gtang31You can get an NVME drive of the same capacity for a lower price
LokiWolf
44
Feb 12, 2019
Bad price for an older Drive. Come on MD, Do better!
Jtgt
5
Oct 15, 2018
This is a RIP off evos or anything with MLC are better and cheaper. What the hell massdrop?
JakCrow
16
Oct 19, 2018
The SX950U 960GB for $112 is a good price, especially since it comes with a good controller, cache, and Micron NAND., and the warranty, IF the warranty is good. This appears to be a mainly EU model.
Spidey12341
220
Oct 20, 2018
JakCrowIt’s +$112 so it comes out to $149.99
JakCrow
16
Oct 20, 2018
Spidey12341As I already replied to someone else, that makes it just average then. It gets good reviews, it has Micron NAND and a good controller and it's not the older SX950 someone thought it was, but if it's grey market from the EU there may be no warranty
Who is even buying 120gb or 240 gb drives? It's not even about space actually. Because sure you can boot a system off of 120gb no problem. However testing by Tomshardware, Anandtech and others has shown that at the bottom end of the capacity range, the less chips on the PCB means lower throughput. You really have to be at 480GB+ to start taking advantage of SSD speeds through a SATA III connection. That, and the price difference between this and one of the excellent Samsung 2.5" SATA models is negligible.
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