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In the world of solid state drives, there are a vast number of advantages to be seen and had over the older mechanical counterparts and aside from raw capacity and the consequent price per GB of storage, the SSD is bar far the superior option to opt for w...
Consistent drive performance throughout the drives lifespan, High levels of performance in most of the benchmark areas, Ultra low price per GB of storage, Synchronous NAND optimised with a Marvell controller, Designed for multimedia applications...
Write performance levels slightly lower than other drives at this level...
PricingOne of the most remarkable things about this drive to me is not its consistently high levels of performance, although this is a major feature of the SP920, but the price is even more staggering. Synchronous NAND is typically more expensive than asy...
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AData’s Premier Pro SP920 aims to take on the likes of Intel, Kingston, Corsair and OCZ with an SSD which offers a near-perfect price / performance ratio...
AData has never been at the forefront of the SSD market, a space normally reserved for the likes of Samsung, Intel, OCZ, Crucial and others. However, with the Premier Pro SP920, they’ve shown that even an underdog can create an SSD which is extremely r...
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With the Premier Pro SP920, ADATA have an SSD in their portfolio, which is based on a very well performing and well-known controller from Marvell. Other than that ADATA have optimized the firmware towards maximum performance as well as high endurance. Wit...
the SP920 is a fast drive, actually one of the fastest we've had for testing so far We're seriously impressed by the random read as well as write performance where the drive almost managed to break through the 100k barriert Apart from that also sequentia...
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vortez.net Updated:
2014-10-09 08:54:43
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It's been a while since we last reviewed an ADATA product so when we were asked to take a look at their new Premier Pro series drive we were very enthusiastic. ADATA have a range of SSD's available to...
Great all-round package, Fast Write speed, Good Price...
Mediocre Write speed...
When we first heard of the specs of the ADATA Premier Pro SP920 we were eager to get it on the test bench. We were however left a little disappointed.We have no issue at all with the read speeds which were better than average however, it is the write spee...
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We've already published two reviews from ADATA's new SP920 series. The largest 1TB model and the smallest 128GB are already online, but we wanted to put some distance between those reviews and the two middle capacity size reviews. This allowed us to updat...
Sadly, the ADATA Premier Pro SP920 isn't in any e-tail warehouse that we've been able to find, so we can't put our finger on the real-world price. The MSRP for the 512GB model we looked at today is $334.99, the same as the current selling price for the M...
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With the SF-2281 era grinding down and the SF3700 series late to market, companies have turned to competitor Marvell to breathe new life in the consumer SSD market. We first tested the new Marvell 88SS9189 in the Crucial M550 just weeks ago, now it's ADAT...
This review feels like dejà vu from a week ago...right around the time we wrote the M550 1TB. The SP920 and the M550 are nearly identical, but that's not a bad thing for the ADATA SP920 or you. Both drives are very good, but ADATA picked up the slack whe...
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Adata shifts away from SandForce in its Premier Pro SP920 SSD family. With promises of incredible performance and spiffy features like DevSlp, Adata's latest employs the Marvell controller we saw in Crucial's M550. But the two share quite a bit more...
There are a couple of different directions I could go with this wrap-up. On one hand, it'd be easy to take a swipe at Adata for rebadging a Micron storage platform. But the fact of the matter is that I'd do the same thing in Adata's position. There are se...
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Nearly all SSD manufacturers refreshed their line-up this year. Armed with the test results of sixty 240/256 and 480/512 GB models, we'll be more than able to tell you which SSDs are the best choice right now. We'll briefly cover the SSDs that we've...
Samsung's 850 Pro SSDs are without a doubt the fastest SSDs of this moment. Given that this product does not seem to have any flaws, we heartily recommend it to those who are looking for the fastest possible SSD. The Vector 150 and AMD Radeon R7 SSDs ar...
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As we alluded to in the ADATA Premier Pro SP920 1TB review, we have all four-capacity sizes in house to test. Rather than place all four drives in a single review and compare them to just one capacity size, we're breaking the reviews into individual revie...
img]75[/img] It's a tale of two different drives with the same model number. Just hours before completing this review, I was asked why we were not putting all four capacity sizes in the same review and kicking the results out. Even though the 1TB drive...
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Nowadays, there are basically lots of solid state drives for you to choice from, each varying from speed, price, capacity and the controller used. It's good that faster SSDs are being produced at certain points. But the fastest SSDs on the market usually...
Based on my tests, the ADATA Premier Pro SP920SS 256GB actually performed well. It's constantly performing at around 500MB/s read speed and around 340MB/s write speed which are close to its rated speeds. Not bad actually for a rebranded M550. I don't have...
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uk.hardware.info Updated:
2017-08-13 01:16:34
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If you want a fast drive without spending a lot, a 250GB SSD is an excellent choice nowadays. There is a lot to choose from in this affordable segment, with differing prices and performance levels. Therefore we compare 33 SSDs with this capacity in this a...
According to our tests, the Samsung SM951 (NVMe) is the fastest SSD available. It is even faster than the 950 Pro, while it is a lot cheaper as well. Bear in mind that you miss out on official Samsung support in the form of warranty, Magician and firmware...
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You can consider yourself very lucky if you bought an SSD last year. Since September 2016 we have been warning you about a possible price increase and nowadays the price of SSDs is at least a quarter more than we were used to. Which SSD should you purchas...
You can consider yourself lucky if you purchased an SSD last year. Since then not a lot has happened when it comes to the performance, while the prices have gone up. However, using a hard drive as boot disk is not necessary at all - there are more than en...
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It's been quite a while since we've reviewed our last ADATA SSD, and up till this point ADATA has always been a strong supporter of SandForce based products. Late last year we had the opportunity to review ADATA's DashDrive Elite SE720 128GB external SSD...
Alright, so with testing out of the way I'm pretty convinced that what we have here is possibly a Crucial/Micron manufactured drive rebadged as an ADATA product. Based off of the fact that we're looking at a similar performance profile, similar garbage co...
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ADATA has definitely proven that they are a force to be reckoned with so far this year. We first checked in with them at CES, where we got to see their newly coloured DRAM modules, wireless device charging technology, as well as their line up of new solid...
The ADATA Premier Pro SP920 solid state drive is an excellent choice for anyone wishing to upgrade the drive in their system, and while being accompanied by a phenomenal price point, the SP920 is an easy choice to make...
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Adata SSDs have appeared in several of our deals posts in recent months. They're competitively priced, and in the increasingly commoditized world of solid-state storage, cost-per-gigabyte is often the deciding factor. Anecdotal evidence suggests Adata SSD...
Before we weigh in with our final verdict, we'll indulge a couple of our famous value scatter plots. These plots use an overall performance score derived by comparing how each drive stacks up against a common baseline. This score is based on a subset of...
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This spring has turned out to be the time for nearly all SSD OEMs to update their lineups. A little over a month ago Intel introduced the SSD 730 and a bit over a week ago Crucial/Micron added the M550 to its portfolio. Today it's ADATA's time to join the...
To be honest, I don't have much to add to the conclusion of the M550 review. At 512GB and 1TB, the SP920 is an exact match with the M550. The 128GB and 256GB models lose some performance compared to the M550 due to fewer NAND dies but especially at 256GB...
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It's been awhile since we've had an ADATA product on our bench and today we'll be looking at the ADATA Premiere Pro SP920 512GB SSD that is powered by the Marvell 88SS9189 controller that we've seen on a few drives now and know to be very effective. In fa...
When we took a peek inside of the ADATA SP920 512GB drive, we saw that the physical NAND clocks in at 512GB (1GB byte = 1,000,000,000 bytes) and after installation and formatting, we see a user addressable capacity of 476GiB (1GiB = 1,073,741,824 bytes)...
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funkykit.com Updated:
2014-06-07 02:08:16
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It's been some time since we had a chance to test ADATA product so I'm glad that we can present the latest ADATA SSD series - Premier Pro SP920.ADATA is well known from high performance products in reasonable price, that's why many users are deciding on t...
High performance, Free Actonis HD 2013 software, 2.5″ to 3.5″ bracket and 7mm to 9.5″ holder included, Low price...
None worth to mention...
ADATA Premier Pro SP920 256GB is a great SSD. I can easily recommend it to every user who is looking for a top performance SSD. Since SP920 is also inexpensive, it will be for sure interesting option for every user regardless of demands. For sure it's als...
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This review of the ADATA Premier Pro SP920 SSD displays an SSD that is the spitting image internally of the Crucial M550 we reviewed just two weeks ago, right down to the fact that this SSD is now only the second manufacturer to introduce power failure pr...
The ADATA Premier Pro SP920 is, by all means, a twin of the new Crucial M550 but there are definite reasons to seiously consider this drive. Along with the positives of it having the new Marvell controller and power failure protection, ADATA has set this...
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A few weeks back, we took a look at a new series of solid state drives from Crucial, the M550, which leveraged Marvell controller technology, 20nm MLC NAND flash memory, and firmware optimizations gleaned from the last couple of years of SATA SSD advan...
Strong Performance, Competitive Pricing, Useful Accessory Bundle with Acronis...
Price Per GB of Lower Capacity Drives...
The ADATA Premiere Pro SP920 SSD Family - Find Them @ AmazonThe ADATA Premiere Pro SP920 series of solid state drives may not use any proprietary technology, like Intel's or OCZ's recent SSD offerings, but that doesn't detract from them in our opinion. Th...
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The ADATA Premier Pro SP920 2.5” SATA SSD is specifically designed to meet the needs of multimedia professionals looking for high-performance capabilities with large file transfers, such as massive videos files. Under the hood, it is equipped with the lat...
Micron/Crucial pedigree, Reliable performance...
Falls behind its Micron/Cruclal M550 counterpart...
With hardware under the hood shared with the Micron/Crucial M550, the ADATA Premier Pro SP920 comes into the market as a known quantity, although the performance dipped compared to same capacity M550...
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tomshardware.com Updated:
2014-11-23 04:59:58
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Adata shifts away from SandForce in its Premier Pro SP920 SSD family. With promises of incredible performance and spiffy features like DevSlp, Adata's latest employs the Marvell controller we saw in Crucial's M550. But the two share quite a bit more...
There are a couple of different directions I could go with this wrap-up. On one hand, it'd be easy to take a swipe at Adata for rebadging a Micron storage platform. But the fact of the matter is that I'd do the same thing in Adata's position. There are se...
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ADATA Premier Pro SP920SS 256GB uses Marvel 88SS9189 controller, the same controller that is used in Crucial M550. This controller adds LPDDR (or low-power DDR) and improved DevSleep implementation. In fact, if you're familiar with Crucial M550's PCB layo...
Desktop Kit, 3 Years Warranty, Decent Transfer and Boot Load fit for mainstream users...
Mediocre performance for an SSD...
The ADATA SP920SS 256GB doesn't really bring any special performance when compared to other SSDs, especially with Samsung 840 Pro. There are certain workloads where the drive performs nicely, but in many tests its mediocre for an SSD.In any case, ADATA...
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ADATA has definitely proven that they are a force to be reckoned with so far this year. We first checked in with them at CES, where we got to see their newly coloured DRAM modules, wireless device charging technology, as well as their line up of new solid...
The ADATA Premier Pro SP920 solid state drive is an excellent choice for anyone wishing to upgrade the drive in their system, and while being accompanied by a phenomenal price point, the SP920 is an easy choice to make...
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It seems like the solid state drive market is booming right now. Many manufacturers are offering a wide variety of drives and pricing is getting very competitive. ADATA is one such company and today we are checking out one of their latest solid state driv...
Solid read speed, Price, 2 adapters included, Backup software included...
Slower write speeds than other drives out there, Marketing of the drive can be misleading...
We mainly know ADATA for their high performance memory, but over the past year they have really made a push into the solid state drive market and the Premier Pro SP920SS is a great entry for them. While the drive is essentially a rebrand of the Crucial M...
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pcper.com Updated:
2015-10-10 11:47:25
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ADATA has been in the storage market for a good while now. I like to think of them as the patient underdog. They don't necessarily come out with the shiny new controller or flash technology. Instead they tend to sit back and wait for a given set of hardwa...
Shockingly good performance given the low cost, Good quality construction...
Write speeds suffer a bit in the lower capacities (due to reduced available die count)...
PROS:Shockingly good performance given the low cost.Good quality construction.CONS:Write speeds suffer a bit in the lower capacities (due to reduced available die count).Pricing and Availability:Introductory MSRP's are as follows:128GB - $90 ($0.70/GB)2...
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