The ADATA SD820 is a rugged-styled portable SSD with full IP68 and MIL-STD certification. This toughness is matched by ...

The Adata SE920 is an incredibly fast external SSD, provided you've got a USB 4 port. But it requires enabling potentially risky on-drive write caching and costs more than its speeds can justify for ...

The Adata SD810 has consistently fast transfer speeds and doesn't cost an arm and a leg. It's small, sleek, and dust- and water-protected, too, making it a great all-round portable SSD for gaming. PC ...

The ADATA Legend 960 Max PCIe Gen4 isn’t your average storage drive. It’s a fire-breathing beast designed to tame the most demanding tasks for creative professionals and hardcore gamers alike. But ...

Adata’s handsome and unique USB 4 SSD is the fastest we’ve tested at 40Gbps, and is also relatively affordable. Recommended. The Adata SE920 is our second look at a 40Gbps USB 4 SSD and to be blunt, ...

The Adata SD810 is an affordable, 20Gbps USB SSD, and currently a bargain in the 4TB capacity. It breezed through the majority of our tests, but slowed drastically in the 450GB write, which will only ...

ADATA has launched its first USB4 SE920 external SSD, which supports Thunderbolt 3 and 4 and is backward compatible with USB 3.2 and USB 2.0. The company says performance can reach up to 3,800 MB/s ...

The new ADATA SE920 external SSD is a small, speedy solid state drive that the company says is the first to support 40 Gbps USB4 connections, enabling you to make full use of the SSD’s blazing-fast ...

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WTF?! Solid-state drives with PCIe 5.0 interfaces boast incredible read/write speeds, and at least one has showcased a mammoth passive heatsink. Now Adata is taking things to a new level at Computex.

SSD or Solid State Drive, also known as Electronic Disk, has no moving mechanical parts, such as movable read and write heads and spinning disks. SSDs use non-volatile flash memory, unlike the HDDs ...

I have a model SU635 that is making me crazy. I have been trying to mount Win10 and I'm getting nowhere. I keep getting system disk failure, etc every time I try to install Win 10. I've been googling ...