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ADATA Spectrix S40G 512GB NVMe M.2 SSD review
Posted by: on: 11/07/2019 01:31 PM [
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ADATA recently started offering their Spectrix S40G NVMe M.2 SSD series, RGB bling aside, we really wanted to check out this SSD as it is based on a Realtek RTS5762, an 8-channel NAND controller we had not tested before.
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Robbo9999
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Posted on: 11/08/2019 10:44 PM
Well, this looks like a silly product - an RGB heatsink which is not really a heatsink and just makes the product run hotter instead. Might have been an ok product if it weren't for the overheating. The sustained write performance when you dropped a 100GB ISO file onto it was good, that's about it.
Well, this looks like a silly product - an RGB heatsink which is not really a heatsink and just makes the product run hotter instead. Might have been an ok product if it weren't for the overheating. The sustained write performance when you dropped a 100GB ISO file onto it was good, that's about it.
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Posted on: 11/09/2019 12:55 AM
There there friend dontcha kno' in the year 2020 the world became.... R... G...B....
RGB heatsink which is not really a heatsink
There there friend dontcha kno' in the year 2020 the world became.... R... G...B....
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Posted on: 11/09/2019 01:09 PM
I understand that companies need to keep products coming but they should be trying to improve on other companies short falls, i recently had a Crucial P1 1tb, without a heatsink it reached 75c but with a heatsink that had a blower fan built in it stayed below 55c peak but as this product can not be improved it feels like a pointless product venture, yes it may have good peak speeds but if you need to live in the artic to stop it throttling its not one that i will consider, would be good if HH tested it without the rgb on to see if that is the thermal issue.
I understand that companies need to keep products coming but they should be trying to improve on other companies short falls, i recently had a Crucial P1 1tb, without a heatsink it reached 75c but with a heatsink that had a blower fan built in it stayed below 55c peak but as this product can not be improved it feels like a pointless product venture, yes it may have good peak speeds but if you need to live in the artic to stop it throttling its not one that i will consider, would be good if HH tested it without the rgb on to see if that is the thermal issue.
Robbo9999
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Posted on: 11/09/2019 09:01 PM
Ha, true, but even earlier, last couple of years!
There there friend dontcha kno' in the year 2020 the world became.... R... G...B....
Ha, true, but even earlier, last couple of years!
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ADATA recently started offering their Spectrix S40G NVMe M.2 SSD series, RGB bling aside, we really wanted to check out this SSD as it is based on a Realtek RTS5762, an 8-channel NAND controller we ha...
Review: ADATA Spectrix S40G 512GB NVMe M.2 SSD
Great review, Hilbert. So, in your opinion, what are currently t the NVMe SSDs with the best cost/performance available in Europe?
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