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Sequential read/write speed up to 3500/3000 MB/s, Performance may vary based on system hardware & configuration
Ideal for intense 3D animation, rendering, video and photo editing, and other intense applications
5 year PCIe M. 2 2280 is not compatible with SATA M. 2 2280, Please check your system spec before purchasing
Interface: PCIe NVMe Gen3x4. Please check your motherboard manual and make sure your motherboard's M. 2 slot supports PCIe NVMe or M Key with NVMe. This SSD is not compatible with Mac. Additional parts may be required to use on Mac system.

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Powered by the latest 3D NAND technology and PCIe NVMe interface, XPG SX8200 Pro is able to reach sequential read/write up to 3500/3000 MB/s, 625% faster than our standard SATA SSD.

This exceptional speed will help to boost overall system responsiveness and decrease program and game loading time for professional and hardcore gamers, making our SX8200 Pro SSD your ideal choice for gaming, high-resolution graphic and video editing, 3D modeling, large data analysis, artificial intelligence, and other intensive applications.

*Actual performance varies by capacities, host device, user applications, and other factors.

Savior for the Most Intensive Application

Featuring capacity up to 2TB, SX8200 Pro SSD provides higher storage space, stronger durability, and outstanding performance. In addition, SX8200 Pro SSD supports LDPC error correcting code technology and E2E Data Protection to ensure data safety and integrity.

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Is SX8200 Pro compatible with my system?

Our SX8200 Pro uses M.2 form factor and is 22mmx80mm long. (2280)

Since not all M.2 sockets support PCIe NVMe, please check if your M/B supports M key, or PCIe 3.0.

Does this come with software to transfer my data?

Yes. SSD toolbox and migration tool can be downloaded from our website.

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Yes. A video instruction for notebook PC can be found in the photo section.

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	XPG SX8200 Pro 256GB	XPG SX8200 Pro 512GB	XPG SX8200 Pro 1TB	XPG SX8200 Pro 2TB
Sequential Read-ATTO	3350 MB/s	3350 MB/s	3350 MB/s	3350 MB/s
Sequential Write-ATTO	1150 MB/s	2350 MB/s	2800 MB/s	2900 MB/s
Sequential Read-CDM	3350 MB/s	3350 MB/s	3350 MB/s	3350 MB/s
Sequential Write-CDM	1150 MB/s	2350 MB/s	2800 MB/s	2900 MB/s
4K Random Read	220K	390K	390K	360K
4K Random Write	290K	380K	380K	360K
Total Bytes Written (TBW)	160	320	640	1280
Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF)	2,000,000 hours	2,000,000 hours	2,000,000 hours	2,000,000 hours
Heat-sink Included	✓	✓	✓	✓

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Data Transfer Rate	3500 Mb per second	3500 Mb per second	550 Mb per second	8 Gb per second	3430 Mb per second	3500.00 Mb per second
Device Type	Solid State Drive, Solid State Drive	Solid State Drive, Solid State Drive	Internal Solid State Drive	Solid State Drive, Internal Drive	—	—
Digital Storage Capacity	1 TB	1 TB	1 TB	1 TB	1 TB	1000.0 GB
Hardware Interface	Express Card	PCI Express x4	Solid State Drive	PCIE x 4	PCI	Solid State Drive
Hardware Platform	PC	PC	—	PC, Mac, Linux	PC	Desktop/Laptop
Item Dimensions	3.15 x 0.87 x 0.14 inches	0.87 x 0.90 x 3.15 inches	0.87 x 3.15 x 0.90 inches	3.15 x 0.87 x 0.09 inches	0.87 x 3.15 x 0.09 inches	0.87 x 3.15 x 0.09 inches
Item Weight	0.28 ounces	1.92 ounces	1.76 ounces	0.20 ounces	0.27 ounces	—
Model Year	2018	—	2018	—	2018	—

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Style:M.2 PCIe 3500MB/s | Capacity:1 TB

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XPG SX8200 Pro

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ASX8200PNP-1TT-C

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Item Weight

0.282 ounces

Product Dimensions

3.15 x 0.87 x 0.14 inches

Item Dimensions LxWxH

3.15 x 0.87 x 0.14 inches

Computer Memory Type

Unknown

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Manufacturer

ADATA

ASIN

B07K1J3C23

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

November 1, 2018

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Pandora475

Only Writes 1,200Mbps MAX

Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2018

Style: M.2 PCIe 3500MB/sCapacity: 256 GBVerified Purchase

This listing says in multiple places that its speeds are 3,500 read and 3,000 write. The box the device comes in says it only does 1200 write. Bench marking confirmed this to be true. I bought this thinking it was a going to be faster than Samsung's EVO 970 which lists as 2,500 write, but sadly that is not the case. The EVO 970 only costs $3 more and has twice the write performance. I highly suggest you buy it instead.

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Bobbo

Beware of the benchmarks. Test real world file copy speeds and see if you're still happy.

Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2019

Style: M.2 PCIe 3500MB/sCapacity: 512 GBVerified Purchase

Can't recommend it. I grabbed the 500GB version based on nice reviews from Tom's Hardware, PC World and a few other go to sites. The generic crystal benchmarks are on par with the website specs showing 3000Mbps+ reads and 2200Mbps+ writes - note that they always advertise max writes based on the 1TB drive as well (over 3000Mbps) and it's really hard to find the smaller drive specs on the manufacturer page. PC World says it even rivals and bests the Samsung 970 Pro in many tests.

Well, unfortunately, the synthetic benchmarks are just that and you should take the them with a grain of salt. 1) at least Samsung now shows the performance of the drives when they run out of TLC cache on the EVO and EVO Plus. When transferring large files, expect no more than 900Mbps write for the 500GB Samsung EVO drives. On the XPG, I can't find that information on their website, but after several of my own 8GB single file transfers to this drive, it usually falls between 400Mbps and 600Mbps in a matter of seconds and fluctuates in that range, although occasionally reaching 900Mbps for very brief periods. This is a far cry from the 500GB versions specifications and we'll below the capabilities of my existing and older/smaller PCIe NVME drives.

You might say these speeds are based on my hardware or the file being transfered, but then why do the older drives in my system still perform better under the same conditions and closer to their advertised speeds? My older 256GB Samsung 950 Pro still outpaces it with a steady 900Mbps on the same file writes and my other first generation MyDigital BPX 500GB also sees 900Mbps writes with the same file tests. I've also swapped the 3 drives so they each test the file copies in the onboard m.2 slot and the 2 different PCI adapters on the 16 and 8 lane slots. While the Samsung and BPX are relatively consistent at about 900Mbps write copies onto them, the XPG is usually below 600Mbps in these real world file transfers.

So, yeah, it meets the Crystal DiskMark "test" specs, but performs leaps and bounds slower than the advertised speeds when it comes to writing larger files (8GB files aren't overly huge when you consider backup software and Blu-ray iso's are much larger).

I'd look elsewhere for your next PCIe NVMe purchase. The price is great at $99, but not when you realize it's barely on PAR with standard SATA ssd's in real-world file transfers that fall well below the advertised speeds of inflated and synthetic benchmarks.

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Andrew B.

Pretty damn incredible regardless of price

Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2018

Style: M.2 PCIe 3500MB/sCapacity: 1 TBVerified Purchase

Well, just look at the attached photo. 3500/3000 read/write as advertised (1TB model). At this price, how can anyone compete? We'll see how long it lasts, but this was a fantastic replacement for my high-end laptop's POS junk OEM "Lite-On 128GB nVME".

Note that laptop benchmarks were lower; I put this in my desktop to get a maximum figure from CrystalDisk.

I did stick the heat spreader on because, in my laptop, it has to make contact with a plate for heat dissipation, and I removed the OEM crappy silicone-feeling sticky 'thermal pad' and replaced it with AS5. Wondering if perhaps I should've done that on the inside of the ADATA plate too.

FYI: this benchmarks much higher than the sister product, the Gammix S11, but ADATA just announced a 'Pro' version of that one too. We'll see how it is.

For now, at this price (215 presently), you really can't beat it for a 1TB drive. Buy this one, not the S11 or XPG non-Pro.

Update: As prices fell, I bought a second 1TB SX8200 Pro for my desktop and couldn't be happier. And as of writing this, there's even a coupon for it. Unbelievable value. Now, there are some people who say these synthetic benchmarks aren't indicative of real-world performance; this is true IF you use these drives as bulk-file storage. This is how higher-density (3D/QLC/etc.) NAND flash works - it's slower and backed up by a tiny amount of lower-density, much faster cache that runs out. But that's why people who need huge storage still buy several 3TB+ mechanical HDDs, right? Very few people reading this are probably trying to move terabytes of ISO or raw video files daily with their nVME drives (unless you do it as a profession, in which case money is no object, and you probably have a company NAS) - you're probably going to use it as a game and OS drive, which this is perfect for, with a few hundred/thousand tiny files being read in random orders to load up Battlefield or Overwatch or Windows, rarely being written to in solid sequential order for gigabytes upon gigabytes except during a one-time install. In other words, this is perfect as a game/OS drive, not for a large video/storage cache.

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Diyar Sahpaz

Write and read speeds aren't as fast as advertised.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 14, 2019

Style: M.2 PCIe 3500MB/sCapacity: 512 GBVerified Purchase

Great product overall. Nice heatsink, cheap price, and M.2.

If you take only those factors into consideration, great. There's no reason not to buy this product. However, you're advertised "read/write up to 3500/3000MB/s", in reality, you'll probably receive ~2750MB Read | ~2200 Write. Now, by no means are these speeds slow, but when you're advertising "up to" those kinds of speeds. People expect to receive metrics similar to the ones you advertise.

Still better than most of the other SSDs on the market. This brings competition to a market primarily dominated by Samsung due to reputation, I like it. The cheap price blows me away, and the heatsink isn't much but surely appreciated.

Overall: 8.4/10. Could have been better if you advertised lower numbers, or if you were to get the same performance advertised. I also have an understanding that that performance may reflect the 1TB version, but that's a totally different product.

17 people found this helpful

StudentoftheWrench

It's faster than/as fast as an Evo for significantly less.

Reviewed in Canada on January 27, 2019

Style: M.2 PCIe 3500MB/sCapacity: 512 GBVerified Purchase

The Bad:

Adata has an annoying registration process, if you are me and the system won't cough up the email reset.

The Mediocre:

I wish the drive was like my SX8200NP and was preset up with over partitioning, but it does cut back usable storage from 512GB to 480GB. The performance increase and data integrity is worth it to me, but marketing and people love bigger numbers.

The Adata tool kit software is really great in some ways, tells you how many sectors have been swapped, how many are left in reserve, something I wish Samsung's magician did. The latest version though has issues with the latest build of Win 10 x64, it can't read the drive temp and the bytes written.

The toolkit also seems incapable of doing firmware updates and so you will have to go to Adata's site, log in, and check for firmware updates manually.

The Good:

The drive is bloody fast when properly set up and has some extra cooling. All NVME drives run warm, it's a side effect of stuffing so many parts in such a small place.

It's a very good value considering it's warranty, speed, and the included little heatsink which does really help it out thermally.

Summary:

I use a SX8200NP 480GB for my OS and programs, while I use this SX8200PNP 512GB for my Steam drive.

I have a lot of Samsung flash, in my personal machines, from an 840Pro to a 950 Pro and 860 Evo. So I'm what you could say as being biased against anyone else, and I'm definitely not disappointed with Adatas drives. I had to reach for gripes to be honest.

If they could add a ram cache ability to the toolkit or even as a seperate program, it would be great.

Just a helpful reminder, whatever nvme drive you choose, flash performs and lasts longer the cooler you can keep it. Also make sure to turn off the cache purging features of the drive in Windows. MS geared their NVME driver for data integrity and protection over performance. So if those settings are set, you can expect the drive to run much slower.

The 256GB drive will not perform as well as the 512 or 1024GB versions simply due to the number of flash chips/channels available.

Edit: I included benchmark runs of the drive hooked up 4x Pci-e 2.0 links and 3.0 links to demonstrate the performance difference. On 4 x 3.0, it was actually being limited by the i7-4790.

46 people found this helpful

Cmiri

Brilliant.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 6, 2020

Style: M.2 PCIe 3500MB/sCapacity: 1 TBVerified Purchase

Boys, no need to get Samsung for as long as these guys are around (at £100).

I've only ever bought Samsung SSDs. Among other drives, I've got a NVME 960 Pro (250GB) in my PC just for WINDOWS (I got it back in August 2017 and it's been doing the job fine ever since).

Why Adata? I built a SFF PC for my wife as a Christmas present. She's not an enthusiast as myself so she wouldn't care Adata or Samsung. In any case, I want going to put crap on her new PC but quite the opposite. So I checked the reviews and they're quite consistent: Adata 1TB is a strong performer. So I pulled the trigger.

I compared the new build against my build and my wife PC (Adata) has faster write/read speeds than mine. Whether you'll notice it or not is a different story.

My wife's PC specs (used exclusively for typical office tasks: Word, Excell, browsing and movies):

- Ryzen 3400G
- Asus ROG Strix X470-I Gaming
- Adata XPG SG8200 Pro 1TB
- Corsair RM550x
- Raijintek Metis Plus

My rig:

- Ryzen 3900x
- MSI RTX 2080 GAMING X TRIO
- Asus Crosshair VI Hero
- EVGA 850W T2
Etc...

12 people found this helpful

Barristan

Abysmal software and support

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 4, 2020

Style: M.2 PCIe 3500MB/sCapacity: 1 TBVerified Purchase

Having bought this drive in the week, I decided I was going to put aside some time on a Saturday to install this SSD as my main drive and clone my existing SSD onto it. One of the reasons I purchased this product is because it came with a free Acronis license. However, after installing the hardware and navigating the shoddy support website to register the product and obtain an Acronis license I got this message:

"Acronis key redemption has been temporarily suspended until May 11, 2020. Please contact our service center for more information."

At that point that was 9 days in the future! So I email the service center and get no response - no automated response or anything to say when I can expect a reply. I'm not even sure if my support request will get seen or handled.

Sorry Adata, get your act together! This is not acceptable. If you sell a product with included software licenses then you have to provide that license immediately on demand, not several days or weeks in the future. Whatever internal IT problems you're having, get them sorted ASAP because it is impacting customers.

I'm sure this is good hardware but so far I have no idea because I can't get it fully installed.

10 people found this helpful

Plenty fast

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 17, 2019

Style: M.2 PCIe 3500MB/sCapacity: 256 GBVerified Purchase

I bought this drive to populate an M.2 slot on my old AM3+ motherboard for dirt cheap. I then realized it only had Pci-e gen 2 x4 not gen 3 and that meant the bandwidth was almost halved. So decided it was time for an upgrade anyway. Got a new AM4 system and things changed. As you can see from the pictures the drive is very fast indeed, only downside I encountered were synthetic benchmark results which vary a lot.
I did a real world test transfering a 46 GB video file to a sata ssd achieving 140 MB/s and a copy back to the drive at 260 MB/s. So, comparing to a sata ssd this drive is about twice as fast in writing and many times faster in reading.