I own this drive myself. At the time I bought it, it was by far the fastest on paper for the price, and I’m glad to see it also performs well in all the benchmarks. Firmware updates are pretty hard to find for the drive though. They used to post firmware updates on the product page, but they pulled all the firmware when people started bricking their drives. I think people were trying to install the regular S70 firmware on the S70 Blade (they are different drives, S70 has 96L NAND, S70 Blade has 176L NAND) and bricked them, possibly because the firmware installer didn’t differentiate between S70 and S70 Blade. The ADATA SSD Toolbox app never says new firmware is available when checking either.
I just remembered to register mine maybe last week - no more than two weeks ago - and when I did and installed the toolbox I had no problem installing firmware version 3.2.F.66. Just now checked and the toolbox "check update" button returns a message saying that I'm on the latest firmware version after a few seconds. Is there something I should know?
@@falldownandgoboom I have firmware 3.2.F.2A installed, you have 3.2.F.66 installed. Both our ADATA Toolboxes say that no new firmware is available. That shouldn’t even be possible. Clearly something is up.
I bought this back in January for my PS5. At the time it was by far the cheapest, the 2TB going for $250 around the time that comparable Samsung and WDs were going for $100 more. Not a single complaint. I'm using the heatsink/heatplate included and I haven't had a single issue with heat, either with the PS5 nor the drive itself. When I installed it, the PS5 rated it as something like 6700MB/s, and I can confirm it's at the very least as fast as the included drive. If you're in the US, I absolutely recommend this drive for anyone on the fence. Especially now that it's $200 for 2TB. It's an absolute steal at that price. I'm considering picking up a second one for my laptop.
I have one of these in my PS5, all good to date, it was the best bang for buck in my corner of Europe at the time and looks like still is a great option
11 months later i bought this ssd at around 60euros, or 6000 indian rupees, and its a hell of buy for me for 1 tb model, thanks adata for bringing this to india.
I've had the 2TB model for the last 8 months, using it as my system drive, and have had no issues. I tested it in CrystalDiskMark when I got it and the speeds were close to as advertised. I just ran the ADATA SSD ToolBox software and it said that I've written 10TB in 8 months and the remaining lifetime is 99%. That suggests that, at my current rate, it should last about 66 years. So, I guess that I don't need to worry any more about writing too much to it.
@@TechTesters Hello, Nadal! An update for you: Everything was fine until it wasn't and then about 3 weeks ago my drive failed catastrophically. Had to completely reinstall my OS - this time, Windows 11 (and it's so weird, by the way) - and all my software. Now I have to rebuild my Plex server when I get the replacement back. My Plex data was on a second and different XPG Gen 3 drive which I think has also failed since not all files are present it seems. The KC 3000 I'm now using because of your reviews is working perfectly. Thanks, Nadalina!
@@TechTesters Oh, I wasn't addressing that. That was a different video :). I was just commenting on your initial review to add my experience after 8 months in case anyone is still considering the drive.
was skeptical about spending 105 euros on a 2 tb nvme ssd, now that I see it being 319 euros just 13 months ago made me realize its a pretty sweet deal
Awesome review, thank you kindly. Just ordered one after almost opting for the Samsung 980 Pro before checking reviews. Saved like $80 CAD, and it looks like this drive out performs the 980 Pro in every category!
Yeah I bought a sx8200 from Amazon. And then learned about the variety of versions. I did still buy the S70 blade 2tb as it was only $12 more than the Samsung 970 2tb gen3. I heard ADATA made a statement about not doing such a thing on these and all future drives.
@@TechTesters Trust takes a long time to gain and can be lost in a single moment. What ADATA did says all we need to know about them as a company - they were caught red-handed and now it will take a VERY long time for people to trust them again (if ever). I personally will never buy an SSD from them because of this, no matter how good the specs are - you can never be too sure they aren't going to pull a switcheroo on you again.
I just picked this up for 59.99 for Prime day and was skeptical for my PS5, but watching this video made me feel better. Can’t wait to install it. Ty for the info!
How does it perform so far? Did you use the stock heatsink/plate or a third party? What read speed did your ps5 show? Thank you. (It's the 1tb model right?)
FYI FOR ANYONE CONSIDERING TO BUY THIS SSD DO NOT buy it as Adata has again changed the controller and the drive just does not last. I have had it replaced twice in 6 months and now service center has offered me an alternate drive like Legend 960 instead of S70 due to countless issues reported to them. Adata isn't even keeping it in stock anymore here(India)
is that true? im planning to buy the s70 blade for my secondary storage because what i heard that sx8200 pro is the one having all the issues, does s70 blade act the same?
Prices have dropped A LOT. I got my 4TB S70 Blade for no less than 260€. And to think a year ago you could at best get 2TB for the same money. Currently in EU it shows as one of the cheapest 4TB gen4 models. I bought it for games and i figured i will lose some unnoticeable amount of performance going with S70 Blade instead of say 990 Pro 2TB (i have 1TB 990 Pro as system drive) considering the fact that games keep getting bigger and bigger, then 4TB will be more beneficial than a faster 2TB model.
Excellent review as always. I found this ssd on sale and I was wondering if it was worth it. Considering the performance and the price I got, I'm buying two :D (One for my daily drive laptop and one for the living room gaming pc) Thanks for sharing!
Looks great. Going to get this with the $10 MHQJRH M.2 2280 SSD heatsink that Amazon sells. My x570 board only came with one smaller one and going to keep that for my other NVMe 1TB ssd since I know that one fits underneath my GPU already. I want better cooling for this one with nothing above it.
When everyone talks about the temperature of NVME, they compare it to PCs and big heatsinks. But what about when using these super fast SSDs in a laptop / notebook... where there is no space for a large heatsink, what about the temperature issue?
got this for 50 bucks (USD) here in Malaysia for the 1TB while the others such as FURY Renegade , MP600 PRO LPX , WD BLACK SN850 and such , cost MORE Than 120USD
one more addition I wish you would have mentioned in the video: the SSD is double sided. While it doesn't matter for me, I feel like that is a little bit of information a review could include. Otherwise I really like your reviews!
Hi Nada! I was just re-watching this as I"d added this to my amazonian wish list and am really hoping holiday sales will come as they always have. I'm glad I checked b/c I had added the 980pro thinking it would be the fastest like our old ..870pro's? but yeahno hehe. I'm afraid people who aren't in the know will see Wang's charlatanism as the new way forward :( anyway, wanted to also remark I really liked your nail polish here, very pretty! :) thanks again!!
@@TechTesters Oooooh thanks! Was willing to spring tomorrow of sales happen, thinking 2tb gammix atm, but if they don't I shall wait with baited breath! Thanks again! 😃👍🖖😎🌹😍
My XPG gaming X S 70 blade 2 Tb died after 3 months It won't boot and when i check it in the nvme configuration it shows as MN-5236 and disk size shoes 2.1 GB and sometimes when i remove the drive and install it again it shows S 70 Blade 2TB and when i run a device self test ( controllor only ) my bios freezes Also my nvme idles around a 50 C and the max reeding i have seen on hw monitor is 62 C Can it be because of temperature? What could be the cause of my problem How can i fix it Pls help 🙏 me
For my PS5, I had 2 of these in the past year. Both from Amazon, Both have failed after about 5 months each. Now getting a refund. Will probably look at firecuda next.
In India its only $78 for the 1tb variant with the heat spreader as well. which is priced way below the other 7000Mbps+ options across brands. is this a no brainer deal then? especially for the ps5 use only?
Nice Thxs 👍🏻 Samsung T7 Shield, Seagate FireCuda, GdriveTM Pro Ultra Rugged , From the above 3 which is worth getting, which is fastest? Can make a Video on highend External SSD 1TB Thanks
The best external ssd is always a high end internal ssd inside a decent usb enclosure. I personally find that many external ssds have a lot of compromises and yet still are way overpriced compared to their internal counterparts. Edit : I meant internal ssd inside a usb enclosure, initially typed controller.
I have 2 questions, I would like to acquire that XPG gammix S70 for my PS5, but I find the included heatsink borderline, is there a good heatsink you recommend that I can purchase separately which would be compatible with that SSD and will fit in my PS5 ? Would the included heatsink work in combination with another heatsink ?
Technically you can slap it on top of the default heatsink but it'll work better if you connect it directly. I just don't know how strongly they've connected/glued it to the parts :-/ These are the standard two I recommend based on price / general availability: For PC & PS5 - United States - QIVYNSRY Heatsink (~$9) amzn.to/326gLUi For PC & PS5 - Europe - be quiet! MC1 Heatsink (~€13) amzn.to/3ftPcHL
I've bought the 1 TB S70 for my PC build myself, new, for €66, and it was NOT in action. I don't know, where you got these prices, but they are far off.
I have gen3 slot..please suggest me should i go with Samsung 970evo plus or xpg gammix s70 blade..please reply..or would you recommend me best gen3 ssd to buy in today time..
On PCI-e gen 3 the 970 evo plus should be fine. Samsung are more stable drives. I had a S70 blade which started to fail after 4 months of light usage on a PC...And I read that many users experienced something similar.
I would recommend you to buy samsung 780 pro than s 70 because My XPG gaming X S 70 blade 2 Tb died after 3 months It won't boot and when i check it in the nvme configuration it shows as MN-5236 and disk size shoes 2.1 GB and sometimes when i remove the drive and install it again it shows S 70 Blade 2TB and when i run a device self test ( controllor only ) my bios freezes Also my nvme idles around a 50 C and the max reeding i have seen on hw monitor is 62 C Can it be because of temperature? What could be the cause of my problem How can i fix it Pls help 🙏 me
Avoid this one! a 2 TB unit died on me yesterday, just like that after a meager 4 months of usage. Unfortunately, it was my system drive. Lost tons of valuable info and apps, settings, you know what it's like. Alas, that's what I get for being a penny-pinching miser 😢 lesson learned I guess.
Yeah, it is the same with other pc components. For instance, the MSRP drop on GPUs from nvidia is something we simply did not get here. All the while life got much more expensive in the EU than it did in the US. Brands really need to start to get back to the real world.
I was looking at buying this once, but didn't. So many great Nvmes are the market for decent prices for 1TB. Though I imagine PCIe 5.0 drives would be at least double the cost when they release.
Don't buy it My XPG gaming X S 70 blade 2 Tb died after 3 months It won't boot and when i check it in the nvme configuration it shows as MN-5236 and disk size shoes 2.1 GB and sometimes when i remove the drive and install it again it shows S 70 Blade 2TB and when i run a device self test ( controllor only ) my bios freezes Also my nvme idles around a 50 C and the max reeding i have seen on hw monitor is 62 C
@@tanjiro._ Thanks, could you also tell for how long its been in gaming laptop, like you got it recently or its been there for long term? I'm planning to go ahead with the purchase as its on sale at a great price😃
Bought it a year ago. It was working well in my Asus TUF Gaming notebook then it just stopped working. Windows now see's it as a 2GB drive it appears they are prone to controller failure and showing up as MN-5236. I will not be buying Adata again. I can't recommend it.
@@fish1389 I got a problem with ADATA too .. but not Gammix , my gammix on PS5 seems to be working just fine and its currently at 11 Months of Uses ... my SX8200 Pro however is still functioning in my PC but there's ONE TIME shit happen when I play games , game got SUPER SUPER LAG .. I thought it was my PC , then when I check CrystalDiskINFO , the temperature went up to 80 and the health written as BAD .. kinda scared.. LMAOOOO .. I ain't buying another ADATA
Same problem My XPG gaming X S 70 blade 2 Tb died after 3 months It won't boot and when i check it in the nvme configuration it shows as MN-5236 and disk size shoes 2.1 GB and sometimes when i remove the drive and install it again it shows S 70 Blade 2TB and when i run a device self test ( controllor only ) my bios freezes Also my nvme idles around a 50 C and the max reeding i have seen on hw monitor is 62 C Can it be because of temperature? What could be the cause of my problem How can i fix it Pls help 🙏 me
Don't buy it My XPG gaming X S 70 blade 2 Tb died after 3 months It won't boot and when i check it in the nvme configuration it shows as MN-5236 and disk size shoes 2.1 GB and sometimes when i remove the drive and install it again it shows S 70 Blade 2TB and when i run a device self test ( controllor only ) my bios freezes Also my nvme idles around a 50 C and the max reeding i have seen on hw monitor is 62 C Can it be because of temperature
I own this drive myself. At the time I bought it, it was by far the fastest on paper for the price, and I’m glad to see it also performs well in all the benchmarks. Firmware updates are pretty hard to find for the drive though. They used to post firmware updates on the product page, but they pulled all the firmware when people started bricking their drives. I think people were trying to install the regular S70 firmware on the S70 Blade (they are different drives, S70 has 96L NAND, S70 Blade has 176L NAND) and bricked them, possibly because the firmware installer didn’t differentiate between S70 and S70 Blade. The ADATA SSD Toolbox app never says new firmware is available when checking either.
I just remembered to register mine maybe last week - no more than two weeks ago - and when I did and installed the toolbox I had no problem installing firmware version 3.2.F.66. Just now checked and the toolbox "check update" button returns a message saying that I'm on the latest firmware version after a few seconds. Is there something I should know?
This is why I stick with Samsung drives. They have Samsung magician software which automatically updates firmware, checks health, performance etc.
@@falldownandgoboom I have firmware 3.2.F.2A installed, you have 3.2.F.66 installed. Both our ADATA Toolboxes say that no new firmware is available. That shouldn’t even be possible. Clearly something is up.
@@Weezedog
Well, I'm definitely confused now. I guess I'll just have to be happy knowing that it's working OK. Thanks for the info.
@@Weezedog
Oh, a question...What version of the toolbox are you on? Mine is version 4.1.4...
I bought this back in January for my PS5. At the time it was by far the cheapest, the 2TB going for $250 around the time that comparable Samsung and WDs were going for $100 more.
Not a single complaint. I'm using the heatsink/heatplate included and I haven't had a single issue with heat, either with the PS5 nor the drive itself. When I installed it, the PS5 rated it as something like 6700MB/s, and I can confirm it's at the very least as fast as the included drive.
If you're in the US, I absolutely recommend this drive for anyone on the fence. Especially now that it's $200 for 2TB. It's an absolute steal at that price. I'm considering picking up a second one for my laptop.
I’m about to go to Best Buy to get it
I just bought it the day before via amazon for my ps5
Hey is it still working fine?
@@shiveshtyagi2902 yep it is
So it works fine with included heatsink? No need to buy a third party heatsink ?
I have one of these in my PS5, all good to date, it was the best bang for buck in my corner of Europe at the time and looks like still is a great option
how is it working for you so far? I bought and installed this very ssd and i am bit skeptical about that little heatsink
@@endriuzincenko64 So far I have no problems, use the PS5 almost daily with most of the game on the SSD and its all good.
@@ivovass195 not overheating?
@@endriuzincenko64hwz working urs
Still good?
Thank you for the review. Currently I'm using the S70 Blade as the main drive. It's very affordable and so far there's not an issue yet.
Have you encountered any issue till this day? Im planning to buy one, s70 blade 1 tb 😊
@@eduardourielzunigacastillo7689 Right now there's better options such as Samsung 980Pro or WD Sn850x.
@@alahoma
Why the 980 pro is better ?
Does it work well after a year?
Hey does it work well till now ??
Any problems
11 months later i bought this ssd at around 60euros, or 6000 indian rupees, and its a hell of buy for me for 1 tb model, thanks adata for bringing this to india.
How much are your Write speeds? I'm getting Read= 7.4GB/s and Write only 5.4GB/s
@@LaggyBo1 same
Is it 2tb or 1 tb? I'm on a fence to get this or WD one.
bro im getting 2tb version for 8999 on vedant computers
@@kirtan3015 I bought 1TB varient for 5K Amazon
I've had the 2TB model for the last 8 months, using it as my system drive, and have had no issues. I tested it in CrystalDiskMark when I got it and the speeds were close to as advertised. I just ran the ADATA SSD ToolBox software and it said that I've written 10TB in 8 months and the remaining lifetime is 99%. That suggests that, at my current rate, it should last about 66 years. So, I guess that I don't need to worry any more about writing too much to it.
It should be absolutely fine of course, I was just surprised at the variance between samples :)
@@TechTesters
Hello, Nadal! An update for you: Everything was fine until it wasn't and then about 3 weeks ago my drive failed catastrophically. Had to completely reinstall my OS - this time, Windows 11 (and it's so weird, by the way) - and all my software. Now I have to rebuild my Plex server when I get the replacement back. My Plex data was on a second and different XPG Gen 3 drive which I think has also failed since not all files are present it seems. The KC 3000 I'm now using because of your reviews is working perfectly. Thanks, Nadalina!
@@TechTesters Oh, I wasn't addressing that. That was a different video :). I was just commenting on your initial review to add my experience after 8 months in case anyone is still considering the drive.
was skeptical about spending 105 euros on a 2 tb nvme ssd, now that I see it being 319 euros just 13 months ago made me realize its a pretty sweet deal
Awesome review, thank you kindly. Just ordered one after almost opting for the Samsung 980 Pro before checking reviews. Saved like $80 CAD, and it looks like this drive out performs the 980 Pro in every category!
Would really love to see T-force cardea A440 pro & Hynix Platinum P41 on the benchmark list!
Another great review. Just bought the 2TB version.
This one is good. But I want to see you review the SK Hynix Platinum P41 which is also at competitive price points.
Daily uploads! I always love your detailed reviews.
XPG (ADATA) will never see money from me in this lifetime because of what they did with their other XPG SSDs.
The next video is about that! I bought a retail one from amazon and tested it against the sample they sent me ;)
Yeah I bought a sx8200 from Amazon. And then learned about the variety of versions. I did still buy the S70 blade 2tb as it was only $12 more than the Samsung 970 2tb gen3. I heard ADATA made a statement about not doing such a thing on these and all future drives.
@@45eno same! And it was crap. So I returned it. That was before it was known what was happening with their components. Should’ve kept it in hindsight
Same, even if I got the fast one back then, that was scam.
They got "some".. but they lost us.
@@TechTesters Trust takes a long time to gain and can be lost in a single moment. What ADATA did says all we need to know about them as a company - they were caught red-handed and now it will take a VERY long time for people to trust them again (if ever).
I personally will never buy an SSD from them because of this, no matter how good the specs are - you can never be too sure they aren't going to pull a switcheroo on you again.
Special thanks for all the tests in the video, that was very helpful for me as a creator!
I just picked this up for 59.99 for Prime day and was skeptical for my PS5, but watching this video made me feel better. Can’t wait to install it. Ty for the info!
How does it perform so far? Did you use the stock heatsink/plate or a third party? What read speed did your ps5 show? Thank you. (It's the 1tb model right?)
@@johnraf4825i have one I bought early into my PS5’s lifecycle. Been at least two years and not an issue.
Yes we need answers :)
@@mikem2253 hi, did u use the default heatsink or did you change it with 3rd party one? Thnks before
@@palekevo19353rd party one for the PS5.
FYI FOR ANYONE CONSIDERING TO BUY THIS SSD
DO NOT buy it as Adata has again changed the controller and the drive just does not last. I have had it replaced twice in 6 months and now service center has offered me an alternate drive like Legend 960 instead of S70 due to countless issues reported to them.
Adata isn't even keeping it in stock anymore here(India)
is that true? im planning to buy the s70 blade for my secondary storage because what i heard that sx8200 pro is the one having all the issues, does s70 blade act the same?
@@fadhlyibnuafwanshah8462 DO NOT BUY IT. Buy Adata's Legend series or some other brand.
Getting 1tb version for about 73$ here in India. I must say in just a few months prices are coming down like Unity
very good detailed review. Well done!
A few months ago, bought 512 GB version for 53.1 Euros here in India. An absolute steal in my opinion.
The TBW on the 2tb is 1480 which is excellent. I am going to get the s70 blade
Excellent video, thank you!
Prices have dropped A LOT.
I got my 4TB S70 Blade for no less than 260€. And to think a year ago you could at best get 2TB for the same money. Currently in EU it shows as one of the cheapest 4TB gen4 models.
I bought it for games and i figured i will lose some unnoticeable amount of performance going with S70 Blade instead of say 990 Pro 2TB (i have 1TB 990 Pro as system drive) considering the fact that games keep getting bigger and bigger, then 4TB will be more beneficial than a faster 2TB model.
Excellent review as always. I found this ssd on sale and I was wondering if it was worth it. Considering the performance and the price I got, I'm buying two :D (One for my daily drive laptop and one for the living room gaming pc) Thanks for sharing!
Great review, thank you.
Looks great. Going to get this with the $10 MHQJRH M.2 2280 SSD heatsink that Amazon sells. My x570 board only came with one smaller one and going to keep that for my other NVMe 1TB ssd since I know that one fits underneath my GPU already. I want better cooling for this one with nothing above it.
Great review but not a preferred brand. Also love Nadia's outfits! 🤩🤩🤩
Just a recommendation, USA is not the only market in America, that price may change in LATAM, try to make a better comparison by globalizing prices.
I'm so glad I bought this for my 2nd build. R7 5800x w/ 3080ti. CrZy fsT
Did you have to update the firmware? I’m looking at picking one up
Got the 2TB one, because it was the cheapest one with a DRAM in my region costing (converted) 120$ US. Was on a discount
Noice I have a xpg and use to recommend it until.... you know haha hope they are getting their stuff together
When everyone talks about the temperature of NVME, they compare it to PCs and big heatsinks.
But what about when using these super fast SSDs in a laptop / notebook... where there is no space for a large heatsink, what about the temperature issue?
I has a WD SN850 and recently SN770. I prefer Sammy SSD and WD NVME!
got this for 50 bucks (USD) here in Malaysia for the 1TB while the others such as FURY Renegade , MP600 PRO LPX , WD BLACK SN850 and such , cost MORE Than 120USD
this will go perfect in my PCIE 3.0 laptop @_@
just bought the 2TB version for 109€ in 2023. Incredible how it's price here got cut by over 60% in just over a year.
2023 has been great for SSDs for sure :D
one more addition I wish you would have mentioned in the video: the SSD is double sided. While it doesn't matter for me, I feel like that is a little bit of information a review could include.
Otherwise I really like your reviews!
How was it? I’ve seen people commenting about how bad this ssd
Three videos in a row. XPGesus....
The KC3000 stil the best
How come?
Hi Nada! I was just re-watching this as I"d added this to my amazonian wish list and am really hoping holiday sales will come as they always have. I'm glad I checked b/c I had added the 980pro thinking it would be the fastest like our old ..870pro's? but yeahno hehe. I'm afraid people who aren't in the know will see Wang's charlatanism as the new way forward :( anyway, wanted to also remark I really liked your nail polish here, very pretty! :) thanks again!!
If you wait a few days, 990 Pro review incoming too ;)
@@TechTesters Oooooh thanks! Was willing to spring tomorrow of sales happen, thinking 2tb gammix atm, but if they don't I shall wait with baited breath! Thanks again! 😃👍🖖😎🌹😍
in mexico the 2TB is for 138 dollars in amazon and in aliexpress 105 dollars.
Hey Nada, I have watched a few of your reviews on SSDs and you recommend heatsinks, do any of these tests happen in a laptop?
Hey. I test in a desktop setup mostly. For a laptop you’ll have to measure how much space you have im afraid.
My XPG gaming X S 70 blade 2 Tb died after 3 months
It won't boot and when i check it in the nvme configuration it shows as MN-5236 and disk size shoes 2.1 GB and sometimes when i remove the drive and install it again it shows S 70 Blade 2TB and when i run a device self test ( controllor only ) my bios freezes
Also my nvme idles around a 50 C and the max reeding i have seen on hw monitor is 62 C
Can it be because of temperature?
What could be the cause of my problem
How can i fix it
Pls help 🙏 me
dont work for me !! i have msi x570 tomahawk and the adata XPG S70 the drive disappear every boot after 5 minute i have the latest firmware
Is that TBW a typo? 2960 TB over 5 years is only 18.8 MB/s, or 6 minutes a day at the advertised max write speed.
can you help me knowing if i could use it with external enclosure. Your effort will be appreciated , Thank You.
please do Kingston FURY Renegade PCIe M.2 NVME SSD 1TB
Ill try :)
@@TechTesters 🥰
For my PS5, I had 2 of these in the past year.
Both from Amazon, Both have failed after about 5 months each.
Now getting a refund. Will probably look at firecuda next.
Ouch :-/
980 Kuvalis Street
I hope you review Samsung Neo G8 monitor
Over here I can get the 2 tb for almost half the price of the 980 pro. Want to get one for my ps5
Can you do a review for the Crucial MX500 please?
Can you do Asus strix g15 2022 3060 version review .. just wanna know what amd 6000 series are offering ??
No one still close to the 530 for TBW, this should be added as well to the chart, speed is one thing but if everything breaks who cares
Does the 2TB model come with a single side form factor.......?
Do you have an updated recommendation for external enclosure / ssd. Used for video editing
In India its only $78 for the 1tb variant with the heat spreader as well.
which is priced way below the other 7000Mbps+ options across brands.
is this a no brainer deal then?
especially for the ps5 use only?
only the p3 plus specifically costs lower than this in India, but it doesn't meet the min specs for ps5(just in case), for the future.
only mentions about ps and pc, but can it fit in a laptop?
Is this support Encloser?
So what is tbw for this nvme in their website they mentioned that 2960tb
Least requested next kingspec nx series m.2 ssd
The 2TB of this drive costs 141 Euros in India and is a steal so I had to get it
Nice Thxs 👍🏻
Samsung T7 Shield, Seagate FireCuda, GdriveTM Pro Ultra Rugged ,
From the above 3 which is worth getting, which is fastest?
Can make a Video on highend External SSD 1TB
Thanks
The best external ssd is always a high end internal ssd inside a decent usb enclosure. I personally find that many external ssds have a lot of compromises and yet still are way overpriced compared to their internal counterparts.
Edit : I meant internal ssd inside a usb enclosure, initially typed controller.
@@mingyi456
Thanks bro
What I learned for this is that Samsung is tripping. They used to be at the top, but the Corsair MP600 is looking pretty nice.
MN 5236 issue with innogrit controller
0477 Turner Way
5:59 Meanwhile, the price of this thing dropped so far that it's now the cheapest in it's class with 103€ for the 2TB version :D
What about TBW?
i found this ssd now cheapes for 2tb seem good
anyone got 2 of them working on linux ?
it's productcode gets seen as a pci-address, so my system only sees one 🙃
I have 2 questions, I would like to acquire that XPG gammix S70 for my PS5, but I find the included heatsink borderline, is there a good heatsink you recommend that I can purchase separately which would be compatible with that SSD and will fit in my PS5 ? Would the included heatsink work in combination with another heatsink ?
Technically you can slap it on top of the default heatsink but it'll work better if you connect it directly. I just don't know how strongly they've connected/glued it to the parts :-/
These are the standard two I recommend based on price / general availability:
For PC & PS5 - United States - QIVYNSRY Heatsink (~$9) amzn.to/326gLUi
For PC & PS5 - Europe - be quiet! MC1 Heatsink (~€13) amzn.to/3ftPcHL
Does it work as external ssd for xbox series?
807 Guy Street
Its about 85 dollars in india
I've bought the 1 TB S70 for my PC build myself, new, for €66, and it was NOT in action. I don't know, where you got these prices, but they are far off.
You do see that this video is more than a year old? :)
And 2nd I love your videos
This or the Kingston KC3000 for an extra $20 CAD?
What did you get as I am now in the same boat
the price of this ssd has dropped is this the same ssd or they changed the hardware ..can I buy it ..please reply
I cant say, but i made another video on this SSD you might want to check out.
Will this ssd work or suitable for Laptop Acer Helios Neo 16? Because I want to upgrade the SSD in my laptop.
I'm not sure, but I have the same question
I have gen3 slot..please suggest me should i go with Samsung 970evo plus or xpg gammix s70 blade..please reply..or would you recommend me best gen3 ssd to buy in today time..
On PCI-e gen 3 the 970 evo plus should be fine. Samsung are more stable drives. I had a S70 blade which started to fail after 4 months of light usage on a PC...And I read that many users experienced something similar.
I would recommend you to buy samsung 780 pro than s 70 because My XPG gaming X S 70 blade 2 Tb died after 3 months
It won't boot and when i check it in the nvme configuration it shows as MN-5236 and disk size shoes 2.1 GB and sometimes when i remove the drive and install it again it shows S 70 Blade 2TB and when i run a device self test ( controllor only ) my bios freezes
Also my nvme idles around a 50 C and the max reeding i have seen on hw monitor is 62 C
Can it be because of temperature?
What could be the cause of my problem
How can i fix it
Pls help 🙏 me
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Whats with the sabrent rocket tags and chapter titles?
Copy Paste mistake :) Fixed! Ty
This ssd or Kingston KC3000?!! i need help 🙏
KC3000 imho
My laptop is idealpad gaming 3i i5 10ge is not getting 5000 Red and write speed? What is the problem
Is that even a Gen4 slot? :)
@@TechTesters idk but how to find out ?
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Avoid this one! a 2 TB unit died on me yesterday, just like that after a meager 4 months of usage. Unfortunately, it was my system drive. Lost tons of valuable info and apps, settings, you know what it's like. Alas, that's what I get for being a penny-pinching miser 😢 lesson learned I guess.
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How many m.2 ssd has Stephan to test 🤣
Pricing in Europe is just a pure ripoff, 60% higher price than in the US is unacceptable.
Yeah, it is the same with other pc components. For instance, the MSRP drop on GPUs from nvidia is something we simply did not get here. All the while life got much more expensive in the EU than it did in the US. Brands really need to start to get back to the real world.
Same in Canada.
I was looking at buying this once, but didn't. So many great Nvmes are the market for decent prices for 1TB. Though I imagine PCIe 5.0 drives would be at least double the cost when they release.
We'll india situation different firecuda 19000 or 20
This one is i bought two day ago 10538
How much are your Write speeds (1TB model)? I'm getting Read= 7.4GB/s and Write only 5.4GB/s
@@LaggyBo1 same with me
I bought it for ps5 6400
Don't buy it My XPG gaming X S 70 blade 2 Tb died after 3 months
It won't boot and when i check it in the nvme configuration it shows as MN-5236 and disk size shoes 2.1 GB and sometimes when i remove the drive and install it again it shows S 70 Blade 2TB and when i run a device self test ( controllor only ) my bios freezes
Also my nvme idles around a 50 C and the max reeding i have seen on hw monitor is 62 C
@@dragoonxgamer my 2tb working even after year
you get what you paid for, you want a cheap price you get a cheap performance and endurance!!!
I got myself a Corsair MP600 Pro XT 2TB after watching this video..
Seems like a safe choice :)
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i just got this in 1TB for $66
Can I use it on my gaming laptop
No one seems to be answering thsi question
@@TheAayushChawlaI installed it on my gaming laptop and it works great.
@@tanjiro._ Thanks, could you also tell for how long its been in gaming laptop, like you got it recently or its been there for long term?
I'm planning to go ahead with the purchase as its on sale at a great price😃
@@TheAayushChawlaI guess it's been 6 months.
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that one is 67$ in here
Bought it a year ago. It was working well in my Asus TUF Gaming notebook then it just stopped working. Windows now see's it as a 2GB drive it appears they are prone to controller failure and showing up as MN-5236. I will not be buying Adata again. I can't recommend it.
Same problem bro, but my SSD just take 2 months before it stop working
@@fish1389 I got a problem with ADATA too .. but not Gammix , my gammix on PS5 seems to be working just fine and its currently at 11 Months of Uses ... my SX8200 Pro however is still functioning in my PC but there's ONE TIME shit happen when I play games , game got SUPER SUPER LAG .. I thought it was my PC , then when I check CrystalDiskINFO , the temperature went up to 80 and the health written as BAD .. kinda scared.. LMAOOOO .. I ain't buying another ADATA
Same problem My XPG gaming X S 70 blade 2 Tb died after 3 months
It won't boot and when i check it in the nvme configuration it shows as MN-5236 and disk size shoes 2.1 GB and sometimes when i remove the drive and install it again it shows S 70 Blade 2TB and when i run a device self test ( controllor only ) my bios freezes
Also my nvme idles around a 50 C and the max reeding i have seen on hw monitor is 62 C
Can it be because of temperature?
What could be the cause of my problem
How can i fix it
Pls help 🙏 me
@@dragoonxgamerIt is the controller on it which is the problem ie. not heat related. It's bricked. You will need to RMA and rather buy another brand.
$67 for 1 TB in india
Don't buy it My XPG gaming X S 70 blade 2 Tb died after 3 months
It won't boot and when i check it in the nvme configuration it shows as MN-5236 and disk size shoes 2.1 GB and sometimes when i remove the drive and install it again it shows S 70 Blade 2TB and when i run a device self test ( controllor only ) my bios freezes
Also my nvme idles around a 50 C and the max reeding i have seen on hw monitor is 62 C
Can it be because of temperature
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Hello mam
Hello o/
@@TechTesters nice video