SSDs

    Lists various solid-state drives (SSDs) from brands like Acer and ADATA, detailing specifications such as interface type, form factor, capacities, and read/write speeds. The data serves as a comprehensive reference for comparing entry-level to high-end NVMe and SATA SSDs, facilitating informed purchasing decisions. Additional tabs include reviews and pricing information to further assist users in evaluating their options.

    6/25/2025
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    Tracks a diverse array of SSDs, featuring over fifty products from brands like Acer and ADATA, with specifications ranging from capacities of 120GB to 8TB and performance metrics reaching up to 14,000 MB/s.

    Acer offers several models, including the SA100, which utilizes a SATA/AHCI interface and comes in capacities from 120GB to 1.92TB, achieving read/write speeds of 560/500 MB/s. The FA100, an entry-level NVMe SSD, operates on a PCIe 3.0 interface and is available in sizes from 128GB to 2TB, with impressive speeds of 3,300 MB/s for reads and 2,700 MB/s for writes. For higher performance, the GM9000 features PCIe 5.0 technology, providing capacities from 1TB to 4TB and reaching speeds of 14,000 MB/s read and 13,000 MB/s write. Other notable models include the GM7000 (Predator), which supports PCIe 4.0 and offers similar capacities with high-end performance metrics.

    ADATA presents a comprehensive lineup as well, starting with the ATOM 30, a budget-friendly option with capacities from 250GB to 1TB, achieving read/write speeds of 2,500/2,000 MB/s. The Legend series showcases a range of mid-range to high-end options, such as the Legend 850, which offers 512GB to 2TB of storage and speeds of 5,000/4,500 MB/s. The Legend 970 PRO stands out with its PCIe 5.0 interface, providing capacities up to 4TB and reaching 14,000 MB/s for reads and 11,000 MB/s for writes. The Mars series includes the Mars 970 Blade and Mars 970 Storm, both utilizing PCIe 5.0 technology, with the latter offering a massive 8TB capacity.

    In the portable SSD category, ADATA's SC680 and SE760 models provide options for users seeking external storage solutions. The SC680 features capacities ranging from 240GB to 2TB with speeds of 530/460 MB/s, while the SE760 offers similar capacities with a focus on NVMe performance, achieving 1,000 MB/s in both read and write operations.

    The Reviews & Pricing tab lists various models without specific reviews or pricing details, including the ADATA Legend 840 and the S20G, which cater to different user needs from entry-level to high-performance applications. Each model is designed to meet specific requirements, whether for gaming, general use, or professional applications, ensuring a wide selection for consumers.

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