my mx500 1tb
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is it due to capacity used?

not sure.. mine is laptop tho.. and mine setting is intel RST, not AHCI.. this one will have impact?

anyone can comment and compare what you guys get for sx8200 pro 1tb speed

Accept all of the benchmark as approximate only dude. Cause driver, os, bios, cpu, mobo tracelines etc all affects these small quick benchmarks especially for tlc based nvme.

Whats so great about adata/hp.. their nand controllers has the best sustain write for tlc nvme ssd.


https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/adata-...ssd,5955-3.html

Also here you can understand y samsung 960/970 pro are just that good.

Wait lar crappy phison pcie 4.0 garbage.. samsung and silicon motion controllers all incoming soon to dominate.

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Jan 18 2020, 04:32 AM

ohh i see... thanks for the useful info.... just a bit paranoid about the speed can see pcie 4.0 still expensive..

Pcie 4.0 ..nonsense they are up pricing the nand.
Phison nvme just marking up atm because they are the only one. If they were hitting say 6-7gb/s then i get it.. but a measly 5gb/s.. pegi mampus lar.

I'm holding back because current ones on sale does not max out PCIE 4.0 . Pay almost double the price, not getting max performance. I'll pass.

Yes, my board supports it.

there is an OEM nvme that available on mobo provided by samsung - Samsung PM981.. is it as good as 970 evo?

That one is not PCIE 4.0. It is still PCIE 3.0. Yeah, its 970 Evo on disguise I think. Might as well get Adata XPG SX8200 Pro.

Oh, Corsair MP510 got price hike.

while u all talking about nvme ssd mine still using sata..muahaha
dunno whether i should sell this to and get 500gb nvme ssd..
watched some utube video said they all suffered thermal throttling..

Just finished installing my new adata xpg sx8200 pro 512gb and a fresh windows 10 yesterday... and today try the benchmark bcause nothing to do... then see few weird things:
1. the benchmark is quite low, maybe it's because i'm using a rather old mobo? (asus h97 plus, but the specification writes "M.2 supports up to 10Gbit/s data-transfer speeds")
2. so fast already used up to 1.3TB total read/write

This post has been edited by shuin1986: Jan 20 2020, 10:27 PM

what mobo are you using?

Asus h97 plus

Edit: LOL just found out its 10 gigaBITS, so that would be ~1gigaBYTES... guess the speed i get is normal then

This post has been edited by shuin1986: Jan 20 2020, 11:24 PM

if the bios or you get a mod bios that can support nvme...

try running the ssd from the pcie lane with an adapter from your cpu instead from the chipset.

did you check your update? luckily gigabyte mobo consistently give good support. bios update can fix some issues on the mobo... fixed my issue back then when im using mx500 as drive for OS

Buy a PCI-e to NVMe converter card like the picture below then you will be able to get full PCI-e 3.0 X4 speed of your SX8200 Pro
Install the card into the second X16 slot on your motherboard

Yup i already flashed the latest bios which has support nvme update.

Thanks for suggestion, i'll try to find that thing later

how much did u buy it for...?

around rm500+ ?

worth it ?

yes.. worth it... bought 500+ only during 11.11 last year... like 509 if i not mistaken