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March 1, 2021 03:20 pm GMT
Today, we have another report about the ADATA XPG SX8200 Pro SSD. According to a Redditor, ADATA has once again updated its SSD with a different kind of NAND Flash, however, this time the report indicated that performance was impacted. Tom's Hardware has made a table of changes showing as many as five revisions of the SSD, all with different configurations of SSD controllers and NAND Flash memory. However, we have contacted ADATA to clarify the issues that have emerged, and we are here with the official response the company gave us.
Original Link: https://www.techpowerup.com/279080/adata-explains-changes-with-xpg-sx8200-pro-ssd
ADATA Explains Changes with XPG SX8200 Pro SSD
ADATA has recently been in a spot of controversy when it comes to their XPG SX8200 Pro solid-state drive (SSD). The company has reportedly shipped many different configurations of the SSD with different drive controller clock speeds and different NAND flash. According to the original report, ADATA has firstly shipped SX8200 Pro SDD with Silicon Motion SM2262ENG SSD controller running at 650 MHz with IMFT 64-layer TLC NAND Flash. However, it was later reported that the SSD was updated and it has been shipped with Silicon Motion SM2262G SSD controller that is clocked at 575 MHz. With this report, many users have gotten concerned and started to question the company over its practices. However, ADATA later ensured everyone that performance is within the specifications and there is no need to worry.Today, we have another report about the ADATA XPG SX8200 Pro SSD. According to a Redditor, ADATA has once again updated its SSD with a different kind of NAND Flash, however, this time the report indicated that performance was impacted. Tom's Hardware has made a table of changes showing as many as five revisions of the SSD, all with different configurations of SSD controllers and NAND Flash memory. However, we have contacted ADATA to clarify the issues that have emerged, and we are here with the official response the company gave us.
Original Link: https://www.techpowerup.com/279080/adata-explains-changes-with-xpg-sx8200-pro-ssd
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