XPG ASX8200NP-480GT-C SX8200 SSD, M.2, 480 GB

Attualmente penso sia il migliore ssd M.2 nvme in circolazione per qualità/prezzo.Benchmark effettuati : scrittura pari a 1.7gb/s, lettura 3.2gb/s ma con un SusWrite costante ovvero di 1.6gb/s, tutto al prezzo di 116 euro per la versione da 480gb.

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Prestazioni top e non scalda

denisdm91

Recensito in Italia il 28 dicembre 2018

Ho installato questo m.2 nvme ssd principalmente perchè necessitavo di piu spazio. Leggendo le recensioni era quello consigliato in base al rapporto qualità/prezzo. Sinceramente lo ho preso anche perchè presenta la piastra per dissipare il calore già nella confezione da installare manualmente. Attenzione che se dovete installarlo su un ultrabook con la piastra potrebbe diventare troppo spesso per cui non riuscire a chiudere la cover poi.

Ottimo rapporto qualità / prezzo

Rosario

Recensito in Italia il 16 ottobre 2018

Riconosciuto senza nessun problema su Asus Crosshair Vi Hero. Nell'uso quotidiano (avvio OS e programmi, installazione software ecc.) la differenza rispetto ad un tradizionale SSD Sata come l'850 EVO dal quale provengo è appena percettibile (mediamente dell'ordine di pochi secondi), con code di lavoro più complesse (batch su molte immagini ad alta risoluzione in Photoshop o rendering video in After Effects) il divario comincia ad essere più marcato a vantaggio del XPG X8200, il che è esattamente quanto mi aspettavo.
Positiva la presenza di un piccolo heatsink. Mi riservo si valutare nel tempo durata ed eventuale thermal throttling con carichi di lavoro elevati.

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Buono, packaging migliorabile

Andrea Setti

Recensito in Italia il 2 dicembre 2018

Un disco veloce e facile da installare. Il packaging è spartano e "stretto" ho dovuto forzarlo un po' per estrarlo.

Potenzialità/prezzo interessanti

Simone

Recensito in Italia il 20 ottobre 2018

Ho voluto approfittare del prezzo e acquistarne due da 480gb con la possibilità di metterle pure in raid, nella scatolina danbo pure una carina piastrina di dissipazione per l'm.2 in questione.
Parlando di prestazioni nulla da lamentare, danno quello che dichiarano, tempi di avvio manco a parlarne perche se i classici SSD già fanno il loro lavoro figuriamoci queste.
E dato il generoso spazio di archiviazione ne ho approfittato per metterci alcuni giochi che richiedono più prestazioni generali, con conseguente miglioramento in quanto caricamenti e fluidità.

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Gabriel.B

Ottimo SSD NVME

Recensito in Italia il 28 novembre 2018

Tutto Perfetto veloce e buono con dissipatore incluso ,unica nota attenti al collegamento M2 su AM4 se non collegato al primo M2 più vicino può andare più lento e non al 100% della sua velocità.

Recensito in Italia il 5 febbraio 2019

Scrivo la recensione dopo quasi due mesi di utilizzo intensivo.
Non perde un colpo, veramente una scheggia ed al prezzo di 117€ (in offerta al momento del mio acquisto) non ha nessun rivale per il gaming. Consigliatissimo.

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XPG ASX8200NP-480GT

Recensito in Italia il 14 gennaio 2020

Ho dovuto aggiornare il BIOS della scheda madre per poter usare questo tipo di SSD, ma per il resto non ho avuto problemi.

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osolano

Compatible con hp omen 15ce

Recensito in Messico il 7 aprile 2019

Lo instale en una hp omen 15ce y funciono correctamente, disminuyendo el tiempo que tomaba en el arranqué del sistema y las aplicaciones.

Skatie

Important things to know before you buy this outstanding price to performance drive

Recensito in Canada il 4 dicembre 2018

Whether you call it NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) SSD or PCI Express (3.0 x4 ) SSD, it is all the same.
This ADATA SX8200 NVMe SSD has a great performance a little less but similar to Samsung 970 EVO NVMe SSD but for much less money. It is much faster than a regular SSD especially if you use it as a boot drive ( I wouldn't recommend it otherwise, not as a backup drive anyway) and it also has a 5 year warranty.

But keep in mind that you need a motherboard that can support NVMe ( most recent motherboards do) in other words that it has a M.2 slot that supports not only regular SATA SSD but a M.2 slot that supports NVMe SSD. To also take advantage of the full NVMe SSD speed, you need to install it in the M.2 slot that has the 4 lane PCIe Express (3.0 x4) as per the instructions manual of your specific motherboard. Otherwise it may only run at half the speed if placed in another m.2 slot. Also make sure you can boot from it in the Bios with NVMe.
Even if you do not have a M.2 slot you may be able to use a M.2 NVMe to PCIe 3.0 x4 adapter card to install the NVMe drive on it. But keep in mind that most older mainstream BIOSes do not support booting from NVMe and most likely, never will.

Other important fact is that if you use it on a Windows system, make sure the operating system supports the NVMe drivers for it to be recognized during the installation process. I know for a fact that Windows 10 does support it automatically but Windows 7 doesn't.
But there is always a way...

This section concerns installation on Windows 7 only

I was finally successful installing my Adata SX8200 NVMe SSD on my Windows 7 system but I had a hard time even though I knew it would be a challenge. Since Windows 7 is an older system ( but still supported until 2020 by Microsoft) it did not have the NVMe support since it is a newer technology. If you insist on installing it on Windows 7 for any reason, you will have to inject the NVMe drivers into your Windows 7 Installer USB before you can install Windows 7 on your NVMe SSD (make sure you get the most recent version on the Microsoft website since it has USB 3.0 support as well on it, unless already know you do have it. Also If you can't download it because you do not have your product key handy, there is a legitimate tool called HEIDOC that can do this download for you but keep in mind you will still need a Windows 7 product key to activate your copy of Windows within 30 days. There are 2 legitimate website where you can buy it for cheap on SCDKey.com and on Kinguin.net. They even offer a protection for a few dollars more in case you're worried your product key wouldn't work for any reason).

As for power users out there !!! There are a few good YouTube videos and web sites that shows you step by step on how to integrate the NVMe drivers through the Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK) using the CMD (command prompt) using the DISM command line into install.wim but even if you follow the steps it may not work since you have to know which index (of the 4 indexes) represents the Windows 7 version you are installing (ex. : Windows 7 Ultimate or Windows 7 Home, etc...) to mount the Windows 7 NVME drivers. Of course there is command line for this also... :

dism /Get-WimInfo /WimFile: c:\sources\install.wim
(where " c:\sources\install.wim " is an example of the location of your install.wim location on you computer)

Since I didn't know at the beginning that there was multiple index on the install.wim that I got from my Windows 7 Installation USB drive I did not verify it so the DISM commands all worked but did not apply on my specific Windows 7 index version unfortunately.

I did not want to get through the whole process again, so I decided to use a much simpler method using a tool from Gigabyte on their website called " Gigabyte USB tool". By the way it seems to work on other motherboard brands because it worked on my Asrock motherboard. To find the tool search for "Gigabyte USB tool" in Google and select the link on Gigabyte.com then go down the list and search for "Windows USB installation Tool" to download it, install it and follow the instructions from the video I mention on the next section. --- Whether you use the DISM command line and include the /recurse option( to include the sub- folders within the location of your drivers) or the following method please consider using a 16 GO USB drive since 8 GO may not be enough space while adding the additional drivers to your Windows 7 installer USB key.

I strongly suggest you to watch a video on YouTube called "Installing Windows 7 on Kaby Lake, Skylake, Coffee Lake and NVME - LIVE" from Carey Holzman who explain it very well. He even explains how to get the updates on Windows 7 for recent computer systems for Kaby Lake and more recent ones on Intel platform and also for Ryzen on AMD plarform... there is a specific patch called Wufuc by Zeffy on github website. That worked for me !

Hope that was helpful !

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Anmol Agrawal

Great Product, Justified Price!

Recensito in India il 15 novembre 2018

This product is great for its price! Other NVMe M.2 Drives such as Samsung 970 Evo 500GB and WD Black 500GB cost for around ₹16000 and ₹14000 respectively. These are the wholesale prices that I came across while a searched for a new SSD. At ₹11500, this is an absolute steal. With rated R/W speeds of 3200/1700 though marginally slower in read speed as compared to the other two, it doesn't really matter much in practical situations. The drive has 5 year warranty, so it is assured that it is a good quality NVMe drive. You cannot get any cheaper if you want a fast NVMe drive for your PC. Go for it!

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Robert

Sehr gutes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis.

Recensito in Germania il 25 ottobre 2018

Zum niedrigeren Preis bekommt man hier eine Festplatte die mit den Samsung Evos mithalten kann, zumindest unter 4 Lanes mit PCIe 3.0.
Der mitgelieferte Kühlkörper ist einfach anzubringen und sorgt für durchwegs niedrige Temperaturen, was vor allem beim Speichercontroller sehr wichtig ist.

Ich benutze diese Platte mit einem Adapter in meinem MacBook, und dort schöpft es die vorhandene PCIe 2.0-Bandbreite voll aus. Der Stromverbrauch ist viel besser als bei einer Samsung Evo 960, deshalb kaufte ich mir dieses Modell. Für Laptops also uneingeschränkt zu empfehlen.

Zur Langzeitnutzung werde ich in ein paar Monaten berichten.

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mumof3

Why buy a 970 Evo?

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 17 ottobre 2018

This NVMe Drive is such good value, 480gb for £100.
The speed is incredible, faster (in most aspects) than the 970 Evo, which is £30 more.
So easy to install, just grap the m.2 installation bag out of your motherboard box and screw it in.
I completely recommend this drive to anyone who wants a really fast NVMe drive for a fantastic price.

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