ADATA Ultimate SU800 SSD Review (512GB) – More 3D TLC For The Masses

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We have posted a new solid state report!!

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TITLE: ADATA Ultimate SU800 SSD Review (512GB) – More 3D TLC For The Masses

 

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INFO: The ADATA Ultimate SU800, despite the name and in contrast to the last ADATA SSD we had reviewed (SX930) (http://thessdreview.us7.list-manage.com/track/click?u=3d9b6193ffd32dd60e84fc74b&id=a118705430&e=312ec141fb) , is not an enthusiast oriented SSD, rather, it is an entry level/ budget SSD. The SX930 utilized a JMicron controller and enterprise-grade MLC+ NAND. The Ultimate SU800, on the other hand, utilizes a newer Silicon Motion controller and is the second SSD in the market utilizing Micron's 3D TLC NAND. This combination of components has us charting into new waters when it comes to evaluating the performance. Initially Micron had performance issues with their MX300 and had to go back to the drawing board to improve their firmware with a Marvell controller. Could it be possible that ADATA and SMI took on the challenge that even the fab owners couldn't handle the first time around? Or could it be a flop they need to figure out how to fix for themselves? Let's get on with the review

and find out!

 

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