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Posted 26 November 2020

ADATA Ultimate SU800 512GB Solid State Drive (SSD), black - £37 Delivered @ Amazon

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About this item
  • High speed, new generation 3D NAND technology
  • Bigger capacity, improved reliability, and long endurance of 400TB TBW(total bytes written), the drive could be used over 10 years with daily usage of 20GB
  • High performance, up to 560MB/s read and 520MB/s write
  • Intelligent and dynamic SLC Cache prevents speed drops in big file transfers. DEVSLP (device sleep) mode boosts energy efficiency and power savings
  • Free ADATA SSD Toolbox and Migration Utility: easy OS and content move from HDD to SSD. ADATA quality backed by 3-year warranty"

Advanced Features

  • 3D TLC NAND Flash
  • SMI controller
  • Advanced hardware LDPC ECC technology
  • Intelligent SLC Caching and DRAM cache buffer
  • DEVSLP (Device Sleep) supported
  • High TBW for extended drive longevity
  • Free software: SSD Toolbox
  • Supports S.M.A.R.T, TRIM Command, NCQ, and Migration Utility
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  1. deleted1092203's avatar
    Nilshah26/11/2020 02:14

    US based retailers (like Amazon, Costco, etc) and manufacturers like …US based retailers (like Amazon, Costco, etc) and manufacturers like (Apple, Dell, HP, etc) do


    Yes but this isnt the US.....it isnt 'thanksgiving'.
  2. deleted1092203's avatar
    MoneyTrain8126/11/2020 03:09

    Amazon is everywhere. And as an American company they do Black Friday …Amazon is everywhere. And as an American company they do Black Friday sales for Thanksgiving. As a result, basically the rest of the world does them too.Very simple to grasp. You just seem to want to be a pedant about it.


    Actually they are tax registered outside the USA so they are not an american company. And its Black Friday sales not thanksgiving sales. Very simple to grasp that this is not the USA, amazon is registered here and we dont do as america says.... (edited)
  3. Nilshah's avatar
    Best SSD deal for half a TB!

    Besides these ADATA SSD deals, its a pretty cold thanksgiving so far.. (edited)
  4. deleted1092203's avatar
    Nilshah26/11/2020 01:41

    Best SSD deal for half a TB!Besides these ADATA SSD deals, its a pretty …Best SSD deal for half a TB!Besides these ADATA SSD deals, its a pretty cold thanksgiving so far..


    We dont have thanksgiving?
  5. MoneyTrain81's avatar
    deleted109220326/11/2020 03:03

    Oh...and Amaz9n is in Greenock....hardly Palm Springs.


    Amazon is everywhere. And as an American company they do Black Friday sales for Thanksgiving. As a result, basically the rest of the world does them too.

    Very simple to grasp. You just seem to want to be a pedant about it.
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    cybersheep26/11/2020 09:24

    I'm looking for a ~500GB SSD to replace the hard drive in my kids laptops, …I'm looking for a ~500GB SSD to replace the hard drive in my kids laptops, can any of the resident SSD experts state whether this is better/worse than any of the others I've been considering please?:- Samsung 860 EVO 500 GB. Amazon: £52.99- Kioxia EXCERIA 480. Amazon: £39.99- Crucial MX500 500 GB. Amazon: £50.99This ADATA one is the cheapest, but also seems to have the highest TBW value.



    cybersheep26/11/2020 09:24

    I'm looking for a ~500GB SSD to replace the hard drive in my kids laptops, …I'm looking for a ~500GB SSD to replace the hard drive in my kids laptops, can any of the resident SSD experts state whether this is better/worse than any of the others I've been considering please?:- Samsung 860 EVO 500 GB. Amazon: £52.99- Kioxia EXCERIA 480. Amazon: £39.99- Crucial MX500 500 GB. Amazon: £50.99This ADATA one is the cheapest, but also seems to have the highest TBW value.


    I bought this as an extra storage for my son's laptop last year when I thought was a bargain for the price then, I can say it's a good brand to have that has Dram and is TLC, For the price 512GB is no doubt a steal comapring to any other brands.
    The performance is great I did some screen shot on last year's post as well.
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  7. deleted1092203's avatar
    Nilshah26/11/2020 02:14

    US based retailers (like Amazon, Costco, etc) and manufacturers like …US based retailers (like Amazon, Costco, etc) and manufacturers like (Apple, Dell, HP, etc) do


    Oh...and Amaz9n is in Greenock....hardly Palm Springs.
  8. spannerzone's avatar
    font201326/11/2020 07:25

    Is adata a reliable brand? Never heard of the


    Yes they've been making dram memory and associated memory productrs for nearly 20 years, fairly reputable brand.
  9. Scotty.Boy's avatar
    Heat, especially for the price OP!!! (edited)
  10. baldyman31's avatar
    New SSD for new games, brilliant price,thanks for sharing,scorching heat
  11. Archangel's avatar
    Great price, ordered one.

    Thanks OP
  12. cybersheep's avatar
    I'm looking for a ~500GB SSD to replace the hard drive in my kids laptops, can any of the resident SSD experts state whether this is better/worse than any of the others I've been considering please?:
    - Samsung 860 EVO 500 GB. Amazon: £52.99
    - Kioxia EXCERIA 480. Amazon: £39.99
    - Crucial MX500 500 GB. Amazon: £50.99

    This ADATA one is the cheapest, but also seems to have the highest TBW value.
  13. MyBoyMiguel's avatar
    Good deal heat added
  14. spannerzone's avatar
    Wow excellent price - must be one of the best, cheapest 500GB sized SSDs for a low price.
  15. mmthabet's avatar
    Price shows as 64£ for me
  16. moshispam's avatar
    font201326/11/2020 07:25

    Is adata a reliable brand? Never heard of the



    Yes - a good make been running them for years - and these are good drives with DRAM Cache
  17. Nilshah's avatar
    deleted109220326/11/2020 02:05

    We dont have thanksgiving?


    US based retailers (like Amazon, Costco, etc) and manufacturers like (Apple, Dell, HP, etc) do
  18. mojo911's avatar
    Is this better than Samsung?
  19. font2013's avatar
    Is adata a reliable brand? Never heard of the
  20. Onlydongles's avatar
    Me too wanting to buy one. But need some authntic feedback from people who have expereince of them all , with honest opinions about reliability.
  21. deleted1092203's avatar
    I bought the 1tb deal last night....and it just got delivered.....what a world. (edited)
  22. HellRazer's avatar
    Nilshah26/11/2020 01:41

    Best SSD deal for half a TB!Besides these ADATA SSD deals, its a pretty …Best SSD deal for half a TB!Besides these ADATA SSD deals, its a pretty cold thanksgiving so far..


    do you celebrate "Thanksgiving"?
  23. uklee90's avatar
    Sold out
  24. alexjameshaines's avatar
    512 oos :/
  25. font2013's avatar
    spannerzone26/11/2020 12:07

    Yes they've been making dram memory and associated memory productrs for …Yes they've been making dram memory and associated memory productrs for nearly 20 years, fairly reputable brand.


    Some of the amazon reviews put me
    off. People reported the ssd failing after a few months!
  26. spannerzone's avatar
    font201326/11/2020 15:04

    Some of the amazon reviews put meoff. People reported the ssd failing …Some of the amazon reviews put meoff. People reported the ssd failing after a few months!


    Hmmm, I don't have first hand experience of these.... personally I use Samsung or Crucial for my important computers.
  27. kingosticks's avatar
    Nilshah26/11/2020 01:41

    Best SSD deal for half a TB!Besides these ADATA SSD deals, its a pretty …Best SSD deal for half a TB!Besides these ADATA SSD deals, its a pretty cold thanksgiving so far..



    Depends what you want. If you are OK with older, slower tech at a cheaper price point than perfect. The various deals on WD BLUE SN550 are much better value IMO.

    ssd.userbenchmark.com/Com…114
  28. Weirdy's avatar
    Bought one
    Cheers OP
  29. font2013's avatar
    decided against this. Read some of the reviews on amazon and quite a few reporting failures after a few months! Not worth the risk fo rthe sake of 10-15 quid (for which you can get the seemingly more reliable (going on reviews) samsung and crucial
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