read on first or second page.... on sx8200 pro... i suggest you get crucial

Add RM29 more for Transcend MTE220S 1TB at RM499 from Viewnet. 2200TBW endurance rating. A country mile more TBW.

what was the post specifically?
sorry, this thread is quite long to sift through
googling gives me this change in controller info only (swapping SM2262EN with the SM2262G) and slower NAND (?).
dunno i'll notice this tho
https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/..._to_the_sx8200/

specifically aiming for NVME replacement for my current samsung 970 (or 960? forgot model, later i'll check) 256GB
now wanna expand to 1TB so i could put a bit more stuff in there.
not really aiming for high-end, i guess around A2000 performance is sufficient (2000MB/s+ etc)

if the SX8200 Pro is no good then i'll think again

well saw that as well while searching, backed a bit after seeing price difference. i probably wont notice the difference for anything above 2000MB/s honestly
A2000 1TB is rated for 600TBW, i don't think i'll write that much tbh. even if i write 100TB per year, it'll still take 6 years to reach that 600TBW. 2200TBW might've been overkill


And I guess I'm posting here mostly because of unsure if SSD from Taiwan can be trusted or not. Price diff very high wor. 400 vs 470+, tempting

It was quoted by boss TristanX
can consider Corsair Force (need check price) / WD black... but pricey

This post has been edited by pandera999: Dec 21 2020, 05:56 PM

Basically i can see you already decided for Kingston A2000 1TB. If you don't care about warranty then go ahead. About whether the seller trusted or not it is quite obvious judging from the ratings he received (50+).

okay then

i've just checked, my current SSD is Samsung PM981
i'll shop around abit for similar specs lah

also checked that in 2 years of use my SSD has about 16.5TB of writes in total.

Samsung PM981 if not mistaken it is similar to 970 EVO.

saw someone at garage sales sell it.. buy 1 free 1 if i not mistaken.. or promo finish

yea... it is similar...

Any thoughts on this ssd?
https://www.klevv.com/ken/products_details/...as_C710_SSD.php

How do I know if this has dram or not

No DRAM, as NVME SSD can utilized HMB which will still give it a good performance vs SATA SSD without DRAM.
https://www.techpowerup.com/267378/klevv-in...10-m-2-nvme-ssd

But the read/write speed is not impressive for pcie gen 3 x4 product.

looking to get 500GB ssd for to replace my faulty 2nd drive
cheapest i can see is kingston 480gb but not sure how reliable it is

any others to recommend?

ok reliable enough.

or should i add rm100 for mx500?

tiny difference.

or go nvme on pcie slot, huge leap.

my OS already on ssd #1
this 2nd drive for gaming/storing files

Normal hdd can achieve sustained rw 200-250 MB/sec

Take cheaper ssd 1TB or 2TB is ok, need too high end.

Hi people, would like to look for M.2 PCIe NVME SSD with 2TB size.

I have researched awhile, just found out the ADATA XPG SX8200 PRO 2TB which was my original choice, is not good anymore as Adata changed its nand and controller to a more inferior one.

Any other suggestion for a good SSD? Am looking at SAMSUNG 970 EVO PLUS, but the size seems only 1TB and the price is expensive nia

Look for Transcend MTE220S 2TB at RM1099 from Viewnet. PNY CS3030 2TB can be around around RM1.1k.

thank you tristan, will check those drives now!

I plan to change my Dell Latitude 7480 SSD to 1 TB. According to the specification it requires M2. SSD and compatible with PCIe NVME or M2 SATA. Any recommended brand and model for SSD at middle range price? Using for work mostly office job