This appears more comparable to sn750 https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/ad ... nvme-ssd/2
I'd put it somewhere between the two drives. TH can't evaluate an SSD to save their lives.jonnnny wrote: ↑ This appears more comparable to sn750 https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/ad ... nvme-ssd/2
The S11 Pro is a better drive, this isn't even a price thing. The Controller on the S50 Lite is a cut down version of the one of the S11 Pro but running on a PCIe 4 bus. It's not really powerful enough to take advantage of the PCIe 4 bus. It does have good peak speeds (looks good on paper) but the rest of the drive does not perform well and peak speeds is a bad metric for consumer use anyways.
With Adata, I judge it on a drive by drive basis. They're just a reseller anyways, they slap their label on a drive and ship it out. Some of their products are garbage, some are solid, it just depends on which drives they're buying at any given time.JP3ll3ti3r wrote: ↑ Thanks op, nice deal but for me ADATA is banned forever. When you use hundreds of SSD and failure rate reach more than 10% after 1 year, not normal. Recently it has been proved that ADATA swap hardware without notice, and send better quality hardware to reviewers.
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/adata ... ping-parts
If your data is important, choose another brand
Not really comparable products. The MX500 is a SATA 2.5" drive and this is an NVMe m.2 drive. They plug into different slots so without more information, it's an impossible question to answer. ie what ports do you have available and whatnot.
Price appears to be dead though.redflagdealsguy wrote: ↑ This OP drive is the value performance leader at this price.
