My ADATA SU650 is starting to die on me which is making me question how much I know about the reliability of SSD brands...
I'm thinking I might as well switch to a 480GB M.2. It can be plain green PCB, I just want something with great value that's gonna be faster than SATA.
I'm hearing stuff about the 660p using an SLC cache which dramatically decreases the read/write times once that cache is used up? It looks like ADATA has critically acclaimed M.2s as well but I'm a little hesitant considering mine is failing within a year. (I'll have to see how the RMA process works out...)
I'm thinking I might as well switch to a 480GB M.2. It can be plain green PCB, I just want something with great value that's gonna be faster than SATA.
I'm hearing stuff about the 660p using an SLC cache which dramatically decreases the read/write times once that cache is used up? It looks like ADATA has critically acclaimed M.2s as well but I'm a little hesitant considering mine is failing within a year. (I'll have to see how the RMA process works out...)