ADATA USB 512GB UE800 Si 3.2 USB Typ C Interface USB 3.2 Gen 2

Acquistata per lavoro, fondamentalmente per installazioni di OS vari e tool, è una scheggia (1Gb R/W) e fa dannatamente bene il suo lavoro, unica pecca per chi è del settore, per alcuni pc molto vecchi non viene letta come boot nemmeno con adattatori o impostazioni ad hoc. Ne cosnsiglio comunque calorosamente l'acquisto.

Bisher der schnellste USB-Stick den ich hatte. Verabeitet auch kleine Daten beim lesen und schreiben sehr schnell

*******************UPDATE: FAILED AFTER LESS THAN 3 MONTHS!!!! ************************ Just as my update headline reads, this thing failed on me in less than 3 months. I purchased this in November 2024 and it failed in February 2025. And to make things worse, I rarely used the drive. I loaded it up with several games, but only played them about 5-6 times since I made the purchase and installed them. It's so disappointing because -- as my initial review shows -- I was quite fond of the drive at first. But it's hard to love something that breaks so easily. My PC failed to boot one day and after unplugging USB devices one at a time, I found this drive was the culprit. I then tried to reinitialize it -- first on the original PC and then on my laptop -- but was never able to get it working again. Such a huge disappointment. ************************* ORIGINAL REVIEW IN NOVEMBER 2024 ******************************** This thing has been a beast for me. Check this out ... For $39, I got the 512GB version and was able to load it up with the following: -Far Cry 5 -Far Cry 6 -Bus Simulator '21 -Doom -Grand Theft Auto V All of this one one EXTERNAL drive, and I still have about 50GB remaining. All the games run great and load very quickly on my system. Whodathunk that five years ago? The main thing keeping it from being a five-star USB drive is the fact that the writes are very slow. As you can see from the screenshot, read speeds are typically over 1,000MB/s; however, write speeds usually hover around 200-300MB/s on the half-dozen or so times that I've tested it via CrystalDiskMark8 64. Now, in my case, once I installed all the games on the drive, it's not too bad as most of the work being done now is reading. But I wouldn't recommend this as a backup drive, or something that you do a lot of writing to, since it can be a little slow in that department. The case is also made of a cheap-ish plastic, but you get what you pay for. My advice? Stick it in a USB port, dumb some content on it, and never touch it again.

It works really well. I have a computer I use for school with an okay graphics card so it can play some games. I run my steam library, and epic games library on it. Two things though, I was never able to get the full 1 gb/s but I mean 500-600 mb/s is more than enough for me and honestly could just be a incompatibility on my computers end. Other than that though it does get pretty hot but it should be fine, I think

Really fast transfer speeds. A+