Adata XPG SX950 SSD Review

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Adata finally tames Micron's 3D NAND, but the magic came from SMI's new firmware. Armed with new-found glory, can Micron 3D compete with Samsung 3D?

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[takeshi7]

I tried using the contact form at the bottom of the Toms Hardware page, but it takes me to purch.com and the contact form doesn't work. It gets an internal error whenever I try to submit it. Also the pr@purch.com email address doesn't work either.

Would you like to review the Seagate Nytro 141 256GB? I got it after learning about it from your article. It's still in the bubble wrap.

 

[kalmquist]

One SSD that probably should have been included in the comparisons is the Samsung 850 Pro. That's the closest thing to the SX950 on the market. Both are expensive, 3D MLC drives that need a fairly demanding workload to show their stuff.

 

[chalabam]

This is why Tomshardware is becoming more and more useless each day.

Now, with no graphics!, it goes back to 1988

http://i.imgur.com/KfAY22R.jpg

 

[nyannyan]

@Chalabam, are you sure your connection isn't the issue? The images work fine where I am.

 

[alextheblue]

One SSD that probably should have been included in the comparisons is the Samsung 850 Pro. That's the closest thing to the SX950 on the market. Both are expensive, 3D MLC drives that need a fairly demanding workload to show their stuff.

Maybe. For consumer workloads they definitely fail to dethrone the 850 Evo.

This is why Tomshardware is becoming more and more useless each day.

Now, with no graphics!, it goes back to 1988

Works fine here. Could have been a momentary hiccup on their host, or it could be a problem on your end. Either way, instead of "your site is useless because *I* am having an issue herp derp" maybe start with "hey the images in the article won't load for me, is anyone else having this problem?".

 

[Martell1977]

Have to hand it to Samsung, they are still riding high in the segment with the 850 EVO that released in 2014...Pretty far ahead in the game.

 

[CRamseyer]

I can tell you that we have something just as fast but is cheaper. The review will be ready shortly.

 

[Lone Star State]

480GB SATA III SSD for $250? Samsung 960 Pro 512GB M2 NVme SSD is just $279 now.

 

[DerekA_C]

another silly pricing and product that doesn't really compete with Samsung yet costs more hmmmm. wtf is going on with corporations these days as more are bought more are produced the price should get cheaper not more expensive over time. Also the warranty and the TBW sure says it's high but has it been proven like Samsung to be underestimating their TBW by a long shot just to make sure their warranties stand up. http://www.anandtech.com/show/8239/update-on-samsung-850-pro-endurance-vnand-die-size