Should Samsung Be Worried? - ADATA XPG SX8200 Pro Review

[@techforge-Nate]

I'll tell you for free who's more worried than Samsung at this stage... My credit card

[@GearSeekers]

HAHAHAHA!

[@opensourcedev22]

Welp.

[@JohnSk82]

hahahahah mine too mate.

[@Pabula]

I bought a ADATA XPG SX8200 1TB two months ago and been running perfect, to me there is no reason to dish more money for the 970evo, the pro still is the pro with its better performance and endurance, but to me the average user will be more than happy with the ADATA XPG SX8200.

[@Abal2558]

Totally agree, I bought one too a couple weeks ago for about $200 and I'm very happy with that purchase that I'm thinking about getting another one lol. Probably gonna wait for the pro to hit the shelves.

[@HAMZEHAWADALLAH]

did you reach the 3gb of write speed ? and did you buy it online ? if yes can i have link plz :D

[@menace2societies]

HAMZEH AWADALLAH i think it tops 6gbs more cause SATA actually has a limit of 600 mb

[@TheMegaLeotv]

@@menace2societies This is nvme...

[@markissboi3583]

Adata SOFTWARE aint all that🤷‍♂️ and the 3,200 speeds Drop down to 1,780 every few months Need someone to show me how to fix this chit in the REGISTRY set nos to O etc but what ?😳🧿🧿

[@markcoetzer7576]

I just bought one today at around 70% of the price of a Samung 970 Evo, just saying, very happy with it.

[@___fael]

​@@markcoetzer7576 hey man, is yours still working today? how's the longevity

[@markcoetzer7576]

@@___fael : Still works like day 1, havn't lost speed at all, I did buy another samsung 980 nvme which is a bit dissapointing imo.

[@00thetha]

Man, I was nearly impressed. Should have included sustained workloads (100Gb) to see if it throttles like the 970 EVO 2TB does at the 44-75Gb mark.

[@SoupaSoka]

I have the non-Pro SX8200 (1TB). It's a very good NVMe SSD and is generally one of the cheapest available (with on-board DRAM) to boot - ADATA is really hitting it out of the park lately. Your video didn't really answer this question: how is the Pro different than the non-Pro? It seems like the Pro has slightly higher rated read speeds and significantly higher rated write speeds. Warranties and MTBF seem the same. So, what workloads would the Pro (which has quite a bit higher write speeds, both sequential and random) be worth the presumably higher cost over the SX8200 non-Pro? I guess, ultimately, we'll need to wait for pricing on the Pro.

[@GearSeekers]

I don't have the non pro so It wasn't right for me to talk about it. That's the reason why I will do the testing and present the info. I did try to get pricing info but they didn't have any to give me.

[@JasonMayes]

They have 2TB version now -anyone got perf vs the "Samsung 970 EVO PLUS"?

[@rareELL]

Go home

[@Falk4711]

Nice to see, that you are answering the questions of your viewers on older videos still. That is really not normal. 👍👍👍

[@GearSeekers]

Thanks?

[@NetWinder]

I always love your use of dollarydoos. Also you with glasses makes me wonder if there is a suave nick that’s wearing a suit in a massive library smelling of bvlgari and hand carved mahogany. Loved the video my dude 😘

[@GearSeekers]

There used to be that Nick. He's a ratty mess now. Also every B-Roll shot was shot while I was listening to you Livestream tonight :D

[@Maxrc77]

I'm sure it would stack up well with the 970 pro, in real world performance it would be hard to tell the difference. Great review!

[@TheHammerGuy94]

I ran the claimed theoretical numbers and confirmed it via other reviews... The thing comes second to the samsung 970 pro. And less than half the price. How can you say no to $100 of 500gb nvme storage that’s neck and neck with something more than twice the price?

[@jwaye89]

Damn, that is one hell of a NVMe drive. Great video Guys

[@drathir55]

you should test it with 970 evo plus and 970pro. Nobody has tested it on the YT (at least i cant find such a test (with exactly R/W numbers)

[@samikul8676]

evo plus/pro have no significant differences on ADATA XPG, aaand evo plus/pro way more expensive than adata xpg

[@arnoldalfox]

Evo is 6% faster and 30% more the price vs xpg

[@giliathandtio]

Is this MLC, TLC or QLC chips, because ADATA is too shy to say, and it is most important factor to me, while buying nvme m.2 drive (I already have 2x1TB Samsung on MLC). Im not interested in caching, they all use SLC, I want to know what is exact type of the chips. If someone can tell me, I would be glad, as I want to upgrade my storage for 3rd drive, this time 2TB, but I want to avoid QLC.

[@KaegosWHM]

#IsAReview What a time to be alive! Reading those specs in monotone greyscale, you really know how to get me going! (Although that was OK for a press release honestly, the Monitor one was worse). Those are promising looking figures. Seems like it'd stack up against the 970 Pro, and more options/competition is always a good thing.

[@GearSeekers]

When I was writing the script I was like. "I reckon Kaegos would love this bit hahaha"

[@SKARKIBANEZ]

How is the temps od the SX8200 pro man?

[@MrRedrock25]

I've the same SSD but the 256GB one and my benchmark number are way lower than this..read 2700 and write 750~1000 at best. any idea why?

[@picklemat4619]

I just ordered my 2tb one for my brand new PC. So I’ll wait for that before installing any game.

[@larsk6422]

Could you try to test the Samsung 970 PRO SSD M.2 512GB against the A-Data ADATA XPG SX8200 Pro 512GB ?

[@GearSeekers]

If I had a 970 Pro I would have done it but I wasn't prepared to pay Samsung money just to test an SSD.

[@mubinpathan9901]

@@GearSeekers How about contacting their reps to send you a review sample as the review done by you for Adata SX8200 Pro really looked unbiased and professional :)

[@GearSeekers]

@@mubinpathan9901 Samsung is notoriously hard to contact for this stuff. Like I mentioned if I had the pro I would have tested against the pro. ADATA reached out to us and asked if we wanted a sample.

[@mubinpathan9901]

@@GearSeekers 👍

[@floatplane]

Any idea when we'll see the 2TB released? Their site continually mentions the 2TB version of the Pro, which is what I'm really interested in.

[@GearSeekers]

No idea

[@mannyc19]

@@GearSeekers Still dont see it on sale,as of July 15 2019..... Can you ask them ? Please?

[@camelCased]

So, is it alive still? Have seen some discouraging Amazon complaints about premature death of XPG SX8200 Pro drives, but hopefully it's normal failure rate, as for any other electronic device.

[@GearSeekers]

Still going strong as a daily driver.

[@therocinante3443]

this is my first time seeing any of your videos, you really tricked me with that cut! lmao SUBBED

[@theSWBFman]

Do you know the release date for this drive? I've only found a listing on Amazon being sold by "Deal Targets", with the target having 0 reviews so I'm a little skeptical, although the $160 CAD price seems very good considering the performance of the drive.

[@AndySomething]

I think it's odd that Adata gave the exclusive to a channel that has 8k subs. I'm incredibly interested in this product but I need more channels to review it before I would be comfortable spending money on it when it comes out.

[@rishabhgehlawat2735]

ADATA XPG GAMMIX S11 Pro vs ADATA XPG SX8200 Pro ? Which is better. Please reply fast they are available at same price🤔 i need for video editng

[@Niidea1986]

You content is very entertaining :)

[@TekTherapy]

#thisisareview love them xpg's in general. Used different models on all my builds..

[@GearSeekers]

They are really good!

[@reinaldofanuel5892]

I just got the 1TB version and it works amazing with 3509 MB/s Read and 2948MB/s Write

[@DJIDroneTravel]

Thanks for this video I wanted to buy the Samsung 970 evo but now I am going for the Adata XPG SX8200 Pro 512GB

[@therock005]

What do you mean by systainable Workloads? Also doni need to install the heatsink included inside

[@HulaHoopzz]

Can your Clone your C: Drive on the ADATA SSD? I wanted to get the Sabrent Rocket 1TB but that one doesn't let you put your cloned C: drive on it, so you need to do a clean install of Windows...

[@GearSeekers]

It doesn't matter what drive you have. You can clone anything

[@dashknow5082]

Hey guys, do youre ADATA XPG SX8200 still work? , I'm looking for a cheap NVME SSD as my second drive but dont want to sacrifice longevity.

[@VaidasJSP]

How does it compare to Adata s11 gammix pro?

[@justinpatterson5291]

I'm glad this drive isn't all fluff. And actually delivers on what it says it does. Might have to make sure one goes in my computer now.

[@hecmang]

Excellent review. Great work.

[@bananaplanet2292]

for 256 GB, which one would you recommend. SX8200 pro or 970 Evo?

[@GearSeekers]

SX8200 Pro

[@bananaplanet2292]

@@GearSeekers Thank you

[@HamzaElgarrab]

The most important catch in an NVME drive is cache size.. when the cache is full the speed is reduced below 1gbps... I wonder which cache is bigger, the adata or the evo

[@mckayver1306]

mines bigger

[@antoniojimenezcabanillas2450]

So 970 evo plus vs this one?

[@Princeton_James]

The specs on this look amazing. I'm returning a few of the other drives I've recently purchased.

[@MrLaloman18]

At $95 total for the 512GB SX8200 Pro NVMe SSD, you can't beat that saving almost $40 compare to the 970 Evo and $70 to the 970 Pro! Mid April, 2019 and now the SX8200 Pro doesn't come with the chipset you saw before.... No more ADATA nor Nanya chipset..... it comes now with Micron server NAND Flash Chipset and some other brand SLC and DRAM chip that has printings of "SEC 904".... whatever that is! By the end of the year and the price will drop tremendously you'll see!

[@Jaksoncpp]

Its true

[@vfxperson4073]

Hey man! do you have a link of where to purchase one of these? cant seem to find it in the UK

[@GearSeekers]

Seems as though they're not out yet

[@Spiggle.]

Lots of places have it but not for sale yet, CCL has the 256 ready to buy but not the higher ones. Amazon is the cheapest which is £181 for the 1TB drive which you can buy now but won't receive it until later this month, maybe 10 days since it comes from another place in Europe. Been told they will be for sale this Monday.

[@vfxperson4073]

Awesome thanks for the reply. I'm glad you mentioned amazon having the 1TB because I have only found what CCL has and everyone knows 256Gb isnt enough ;)

[@mob5613]

Is it true that the new controllers on the XPG 8200 pro & XPG Gammix s11 pro are worse than the old controllers ?

[@GearSeekers]

Its a different version of the controller its now the SM2622G it was the EN

[@mob5613]

@@GearSeekers I read somewhere on Tom's hardware that the newer controllers are ironically slower. But tbh I don't understand much of what was said. Do you know anything about that?

[@mubinpathan9901]

BTW can you tell me after transferring how much GB data the SLC cache runs out on this drive? Plus what would be the speed once that happens? I guess you should talk about this in your future reviews :). Edit : I found out after watching a different review of this drive on KZbin that the speed of the 512gb variant drops to 500 MBps after running out of SLC cache which makes it 100 MBps slower than 970 EVO 500GB.

[@v2ikep2tt]

compare real measurements with spec ones? 970 evo 500gb write is 1500 speced.. real performance is around 1300.. after cache runs put its speced to run 600.. real perf is lower...

[@mubinpathan9901]

@@v2ikep2tt Yeah, that is what I mentioned above. The 500GB EVO drive runs out of cache after transferrimg 18-20GB data. I am not aware about the cache size support for the Adata drive but I found a benchmark which shows that the 512GB variant of Adata drive speed falls to 500mbps as compared to 600mbps speed of Samsung Evo 500GB drive.

[@v2ikep2tt]

​@@mubinpathan9901 i think i saw the same video. but language barrier is heavy. cant understand what hardware was used or what parameter tested.. as 970 evo 500gb speed drop was around 42gb but the cache limit is only 22gb.. (so if it was cache limit test then ssd version had to be 970evo 1tb version as it has 42gb cache) same test was done to 500gb sx8200pro and speed droped around 178gb mark...

[@berlin_7301]

What bout the temperature? Somebody said its always high tempt

[@GearSeekers]

"Somebody" doesn't know what they are talking about. NAND memory has an optimal operating temperature of around 50-65C.

[@jabezhane]

The ADATA 6000 NVME runs hot at idle. I use one for a Pagefile/Dump drive and it sits at 55 to 60 degrees idle. My Samsung NVMe sits at 33 degrees. I would also say I have added a proper heatsink to it and it still sits at that. So without it may run even hotter. As for the 8200? No idea.

[@ammartech3660]

jeeez ! i came on LATE on this video.! i bought the Crucial P1 1TB NVMe , and it tops out at 1961 read and 1628 write on crystal disk mark 16GiB, well, i guess its a not bad deal for a 116$ after all

[@cosmic_gate476]

The reason your drive only hit 2400 write is because it's the 512 gig model. I got the same one today and found that it was the 1TB and 2TB models which had the 3000 write speed. Still, plenty fast and hella cheap for the 65 usd I paid for it.

[@JFinns]

QD1 test. The one that matters for normal usage: 6:51

[@jaguar3248]

I got one and for the price it is awesome. The software is sadly lacking because basically their is none, you plug it in, Windows 10 detects it , installs a legacy driver and away you go. It could do with something that tells you your going faster than the majority and is working ok.

[@mubinpathan9901]

Can't seem to find the drive listed on any famous website.

[@GearSeekers]

I think there is a delay with the release

[@mubinpathan9901]

@@GearSeekers They missed the opportunity of selling this drive in bulk during Black Friday. Poor decision making. :(

[@v2ikep2tt]

cant say anything about delay. ordered mine 3 days ago from local store. in EU sx8200pro1tb was 219€ vs 970evo that was 280€... using geizhals it shows its sold everywere in EU. for US i see its listed on newegg for 304usd? :D but on amason its around 220usd

[@426Studios]

how about the sustained workloads? does it throttle?

[@GearSeekers]

No

[@Yeah_Buddy_LIGHTWEIGHT]

When and where are these available for purchase in the US? I can't find it anywhere!

[@GearSeekers]

Yeah ADATA announced them but I don't think they have actually released them yet.

[@Yeah_Buddy_LIGHTWEIGHT]

@@GearSeekers Hmm.... That's disappointing. If the drive is more cost effective than a few other NVME drives, I'll probably grab this. Currently looking at the non-pro version for my first build. Thanks for the reply!

[@hsinihan6802]

@@Yeah_Buddy_LIGHTWEIGHT You can find it on Amazon :)

[@Yeah_Buddy_LIGHTWEIGHT]

@@hsinihan6802 Found it! And $117 on Amazon?!?! Now that's a deal!

[@hsinihan6802]

@@Yeah_Buddy_LIGHTWEIGHT Yeah! Bring it home! :D

[@mrfoameruk]

over on hotukdeals people are saying there is a problem once the drive gets over 80% full (possibly before). I believe this goes for all drives. Could you do a test of this against a evo 970 as that is its main competitor. It seems to beat the evo 970 in all other respects.

[@AndySomething]

Amazing video! First time watching your channel but i've subbed now! :) I have a question. I'm in the process of learning about building a pc and I've heard about having multiple storage configurations to keep everything fast. Would you recommend something like a 256gb adata pro for keeping the operating software on and my other most used software like the adobe products and then a regular 1TB SSD for working files and then large mechanical drives for archiving?

[@GearSeekers]

Yeah that's a good type of setup

[@ydna]

I'm just glad you didn't compare it to the good ole 960, otherwise I'd be crying right now

[@GearSeekers]

HAHAHA. Was going to but I didn't have a spare one to do it with because all of the 960s I have are in my editing rig lol

[@theSWBFman]

Also no offense, but is there any reason why none of the very large tech outlets are reviewing this drive?

[@GearSeekers]

Because ADATA gave us the exclusive.

[@theSWBFman]

Ah, alright that's cool. Well great work with your video! I hope it gets more attention

[@EM-bm6jw]

So when can I buy this ? Will this be available for purchase in this year?

[@GearSeekers]

I think it's out soon

[@SPY-wc2bn]

is it better than kingston a2000?

[@jayvaunmanos9673]

does this have dram?

[@hansdieter2923]

Got the 512 one for my brother for christmas. Too bad my sys doesnt have m2 slots :(

[@mckayver1306]

just use a pcie to m.2 adapter ebay $5 USD

[@aarond.8586]

Buy a 1TB Samsung 979 Evo Plus for $219.99 (2TB for $499.99!!) or a 2TB ADATA XPG SX8200 Pro for $289.99... Is there even a contest? For value per dollar I’m getting myself an ADATA! Thank you for the informative review!!

[@Spiggle.]

Ordered the 1TB version for £181. My only concern is latency, the original SX8200 according to Anandtech has some higher latency than comparable drives when the drive becomes more full and under heavier use, do you have any tests for that? Hopefully this one fares better which I'd expect so. I appreciate the video review though, hope you can do a follow up with more heavy use tests etc.. if you need to see what I'm talking about head over to this link www.anandtech.com/show/13112/the-adata-sx8200-gammix-s11-nvme-ssd-review/3

[@Myriadgaming2023]

you should show with and without heat sink temp result .

[@GearSeekers]

Makes no difference with PCIe 3.0 drives

[@Myriadgaming2023]

That means With PCI e 4.0 a higher speed than 3500 emit heat noticibly ? and needs a heatsink ?

[@skull20003]

I bought one too..1tb and Asus 570x amd 3600 and corsair 3200mhz 16gig waiting on new gpus to come out

[@mrfizzy7024]

No idea what was the price 10 months ago, but I'm probably gonna get it now for 73 euros, Samsung is still too expensive.

[@florinsoltan]

thank you for great test, good job!

[@Psoewish]

Well, looks like I'm about to order my new SSD then, replacing a 256GB Samsung something Evo 2.5" drive that's like 5 years old with the 1TB version of this ... that's gonna be one hell of an upgrade and it won't even make me go completely broke!

[@SarkarMotion]

Excellent, now make a 3D printed clip-on face plate on it with the GS logo and slap it to a Ryzen

[@GearSeekers]

That would be amazing!!!!

[@bdeen1822]

I just bought one. just amazing!

[@0860245]

That's the video im looking for :)))))) Thanks!!!!!

[@JeanClodVanShot]

Sexion... Now will never unheard that

[@JohnSk82]

i bought XPG8200 and it's FAST. Plain simple and under stress it doesnt goes above 45 deg.

[@jacobwilliamson3683]

just got this one from amazon lighting deal for 50% off

[@frederickpolk]

#thisisareview Since this drive is marketed as a 'Pro', would you do a follow-up with a Samsung 'Pro' drive as well? What is the ADATA drive's life expectancy? Does the ADATA drive perform differently when tested with other read/write testing applications? Will Nick do a review of his non-reading glasses that look strangely a lot like mine? Thanks!

[@GearSeekers]

I will indeed. The main reason I didn't test against a 970 Pro is because I don't own any. 😁

[@JayzBeerz]

good drive but the newer ones have been watered down check the new specs brother.

[@karlj591]

Which 970 EVO did you use - 250GB, 500GB or 1TB model? The performance and metrics are different for all of these models. By the results it looks like you used Samsung 970 EVO 250GB version, however in order to get "apples to apples" comparison perhaps should have used 500GB model.

[@reinaldofanuel5892]

In the video he showed the 512 model

[@prashplus]

How's that drive working in 2019?

[@GearSeekers]

Good mate

[@operatora588]

I have an XPG SX8200. More than one year old and works just like it did on day one. No need to spend more on samsung.

[@mohammadrasoulfard-habibi3066]

@@operatora588 sweet I'm going to get one boosh.

[@picklemat4619]

How can it have so much more on Samsung. It’s just crazy

[@atwcjpg]

those random read write numbers are astonishing

[@HoundDogMech]

Why run it against the 970 EVO and not the 970 PRO

[@WindowFluffer]

HoundDogMech because the 970 evo of the same size is the same price point, versus the pro I got the XPG sx8200 pro because the 500gb version was $70 versus the 970 evo at $70 was only a 250gb, you’ll pay 2x that for a higher capacity and only marginally better performance at the same price point $70 that I purchased the xpg comes out on top of the 970 evo if willing to pay 2x more then sure the 970 pro takes the cake in larger capacities but not by much to me it wasn’t worth it. The 1tb version of both is only marginally better. But I’m sure the evo comparison was for a better price range on the 970.

[@HoundDogMech]

Thanks that makes a lot of scenes ... I have an ASUS gaming laptop I use for video editing ... a little more than a ear ago I installed a WD 500G NVMe M,2 PCIe SSD and I just looked back at what I paid $224. Man have the prices come down. Wish this Machine had 2 slots fore M.2 SSD's

[@WindowFluffer]

HoundDogMech no problem, I’m glad the comment made sense lol, but that was the deciding factor on my purchase tbh the performance over price didn’t make much sense when you factor its only like 3% faster for 2x the money. Versus the xpg which is half the price for the same performance gain and the ability to have a larger capacity is why I bought it, it’s a great nvme especially for price, and yikes that is a ton of money I’m glad I waited the prices have come down significantly since then and that was last year? I have enough for 2 nvme but it slows my PCIe speeds if I use the top slot so I’m just using the one 512 gb seems a good size for me I’ll be adding a SATA ssd soon to hold my games to not take up all the space on my nvme. But glad I could help man take care.

[@2abravo]

that model is going for $99US and the 970 evo going for $150US as of 2/27/19

[@HamzaElgarrab]

You got me there I thought that you're done after reading the paper. Dam lol

[@andrewolago413]

Curious about the song before intro... really want to hear more

[@GearSeekers]

We write all the music for the channel. grsk.co/patreon

[@morelandtech637]

just watched this after I bought my ADATA XPG SX8200 Pro 256GB...getting close to 3k reads but very far from the 3k writes

[@GearSeekers]

256 version is slower

[@JavierPortillo1]

It is at $135 on amazon right now

[@SasukeDG]

For SX8200 (non Pro) all test still close call for 970 Evo except for Sustain Write, SX8200 got far better And now not wonder SX8200 Pro won over 970 Evo especially in PRICE in my country SX8200 Pro is $70 cheaper :D

[@E85armedFG2]

Severely disappointed in this drive. I bought one because of this review and I'm getting just awful write speeds on my drive. BIOS is set to PCIE X4. I get 3000mb/s read speed but my write speeds won't go any further than 800 mb/s no matter what I do. Will be returning for a Samsung 970.

[@ivaylotsankov7292]

2000mb/s all day long24/7. For me this drive CRUSHED 970pro in ALL the categories i care about.

[@JasonCarmichael]

performance pretty much same, not! (Probably the 970 evo plus the same) XPG , 1/2 cost of Samsung. Umm duhhh 1TB - $ 182 delivered (And another 5% off from Amazon card, thank you much!)

[@SuperDrizzle7]

I bought the 1tb and its great. Super fast I get the speeds.

[@artorias550]

PLS do veracrypt encrypt test. It overflows SLC buffer because it forces write on whole disk and tests real NAND speed, not buffer speed. SX8200 only had 460MB/s real speed compared to old m8pe 1020MB/s. 970 EVO was even slower with only 329MB/s. pclab.pl/zdjecia/artykuly/wkoczyk/201809/adata_sx8200/vera_crypt.png

[@yougiely]

Where is Samsung 970 pro?

[@GearSeekers]

I don't own one. Sorry.

[@RaafiMMatin]

I just bought the SX8200 Pro at almost 50% lesser the price of Samsung Evo.

[@joseanderson-cuff6491]

I am now an ADATA fan-boy.

[@crm4667]

No i have two XPG drives from adata all was handy dandy when new but, adata has terrible reliability look it up, never again, my old 850 evo's perform the same as they did when they where new, on the other hand both my XPG drives which are m.2 perform worse than the SATA 850 evo's and those XPG drives both failed about 9 months in yes they have a 5 year warranty but it is a PAIN IN THE ASS.

[@minciu7824]

Can You place some screenshots from ASSD or Crystal Disk Mark here? Also what will hapend when using VeraCrypt to check MB/s when SLC is end :) Like here: pclab.pl/art79158-10.html

[@HamzaElgarrab]

Video style 🔥🔥

[@santoperri]

Ordered this to add to my system. Currently, have SAMSUNG 960 EVO M.2 500GB installed as the boot drive. Going to replace the 960 as the boot drive with the ADATA 512 GB.

[@antonioinacioconceicaoreis9004]

Buy 1tb sx200 pro

[@PutinIsKing]

its 30% less expensive then samsung and 50% more performance YESSSSS S S S S S! ! ! !

[@joseph4571]

Does the 256 gb version provide the same performance as the 512 gb one?

[@jagman84]

Read speeds are similar but not the write speeds. It's still in the top 40 SSD /NVMe drives from real-life benchmarking (cpu.userbenchmark.com) The Samsung is still just ahead by a whisker.

[@mightko502]

Nice review. Samsung had been too good, too dominating and too expensive.

[@Mopantsu]

Just ordered the 256GB for £50 :)

[@mckayver1306]

im going to buy the same 256GB in two days for $89 AUD. have you got it yet and how is it because i could get the 512 but i don;t need to as it;s just going to be boot drive with one game (elder scroles online).

[@fachryhakiki]

going to buy one for $48

[@mckayver1306]

@@fachryhakiki I ended up getting the 512gb for $133 AUD 20% off eBay coupon and it's amazing.

[@mckayver1306]

@@fachryhakiki 48 bucks is a no brainer.💩😃

[@fachryhakiki]

@@mckayver1306 wow nice

[@johnnypoprock1]

And it's $75 less in price. Screw Samsung and their bloated prices.

[@dreamshooter90]

This accent. I like it.

[@jade007z]

Great video! Thank you! I have a question: I have a Intel 660p 1TB and a Samsung 970 Evo 1TB Which one should I use for my OS and which one for 4k video editing? Can I use the Intel 660p 1TB to put my 4k Media and Projects and edit 4k with Premiere Pro ? My PC: i9 9900k 32GB Ram DDR4 Asus Dual RTX 2080 8GB Motherboard: Asrock Z390 phantom gaming 4

[@rogueanuerz]

lol 660p speed same as harddisk

[@mariot.5178]

troll