These numbers originate from scores on the ATTO benchmark which, if you follow SSD reviews at all, you know that it typically provides a look at the best case scenario performance. To start off, ADATA rates the specifications of max read and writes to be 550MB/s and 520MB/s respectively which isn’t above and beyond a number of available drives on the market. Still, we took it upon ourselves to give the 128GB version they sent us a good working over to see what all the fuss was about. Being that this is yet another SandForce (LSI) SF-2281 drive with what appears to be relatively generic firmware, this appears to be more hype than substance. They’ve stepped a bit on the ledge with the marketing of their SX900 series of drives with “the most powerful SSD on Earth” prominently displayed on the product page of their website.
ADATA is long known for their memory and storage products and as such, are well known even outside of tech circles.
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