Adata improves the reliability of its solid state drives
ADATA Technology Launches XPG SX910 Solid State Drive Expanding the Famous and Powerful Line of XPG Data Storage Products. The SX910 represents a 7% increase in capacity compared to common SSDs that use the SandForce controller, providing a powerful combination of capacity and high performance with a five year warranty.
The ADATA XPG SX910 uses new optimized firmware that maximizes the use of the NAND Flash components, allowing the entire storage capacity to be used. The design and engineering of the SX910 are in no way detrimental to performance as the random 4k read and write speeds are 50, 000 and 85, 000 IOPS respectively, and the sequential read and write speeds reach 550 and 530 MB / s respectively.
Furthermore, the SX910 benefits from an improved monitoring process for the selection of its Flash IC chips. This assumes improved stability and performance, demonstrated by its five-year standard warranty on this SSD. With capacities of 128, 256, and 512 GB, the SX910 meets the rigorous needs of the most demanding enthusiast and professional.
Availability: The ADATA XPG SX910 is now available through official distributors in Europe.
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