UserBenchmark: Adata Premier SP610 vs SanDisk Extreme II

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Best Bench: 101% 112GB free
Worst Bench: 59% 87GB free

Poor: 59% Great: 101%

SPEED RANK: 408^th / 1072

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Best Bench: 98% 169GB free (System drive)
Worst Bench: 56% 44GB free (System drive)

Poor: 56% Great: 98%

SPEED RANK: 457^th / 1072


Effective Speed Effective SSD Speed		84.8 %	+3%		82 %


Read Avg. Sequential Read Speed	464 MB/s		473 MB/s	+2%
Write Avg. Sequential Write Speed	292 MB/s	+3%	283 MB/s
4K Read Avg. 4K Random Read Speed	27.9 MB/s	Slightly faster random read. +9%	25.6 MB/s
4K Write Avg. 4K Random Write Speed	78.7 MB/s	+2%	77.2 MB/s
Mixed Avg. Sequential Mixed IO Speed	219 MB/s		254 MB/s	Faster mixed IO speed. +16%
4K Mixed Avg. 4K Random Mixed IO Speed	32.5 MB/s		34.3 MB/s	Slightly faster random mixed IO. +6%
SusWrite Avg. Sustained Write Speed	260 MB/s	Faster sustained write speed. +14%	228 MB/s


Read Peak Sequential Read Speed	509 MB/s		512 MB/s	+1%
Write Peak Sequential Write Speed	326 MB/s		348 MB/s	Slightly faster peak write speed. +7%
4K Read Peak 4K Random Read Speed	34.5 MB/s	Faster peak random read. +13%	30.6 MB/s
4K Write Peak 4K Random Write Speed	119 MB/s	Slightly faster peak random write. +8%	110 MB/s
Mixed Peak Sequential Mixed IO Speed	251 MB/s		307 MB/s	Faster peak mixed IO speed. +22%
4K Mixed Peak 4K Random Mixed IO Speed	40.5 MB/s		42.9 MB/s	Slightly faster peak random mixed IO. +6%
SusWrite Peak Sequential Sustained Write 60s Average	323 MB/s	+4%	310 MB/s

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Market Share Market Share (trailing 30 days)	0 %	0 %
Value Value For Money	5.19 %	10.8 %	Hugely better value. +108%
User Rating UBM User Rating	51 %	52 %	+2%
Price Price (score)	$130	$100	Cheaper. +23%


Age Newest	131 Months		118 Months	Slightly more recent. +10%
DQ Read Peak 4K-64Thread Read Speed	345 MB/s	Faster peak deep queue read. +15%	299 MB/s
DQ Write Peak 4K-64Thread Write Speed	286 MB/s		309 MB/s	Slightly faster peak deep queue write. +8%
AS-SSD Total AS-SSD Total Score	1,091 Pts	Slightly stronger server IO. +6%	1,032 Pts
DQ Mixed Peak 4K-64Thread Mixed IO Speed	153 MB/s		200 MB/s	Much faster peak deep queue mixed IO. +31%
ADQ Read Avg. 4K-64Thread Read Speed	300 MB/s	Faster deep queue read. +12%	268 MB/s
ADQ Write Avg. 4K-64Thread Write Speed	239 MB/s		252 MB/s	Slightly faster deep queue write. +5%
ADQ Mixed Avg. 4K-64Thread Mixed IO Speed	139 MB/s		155 MB/s	Faster deep queue mixed IO. +12%


Capacity Capacity			120GB			256GB

The 120GB Sandisk Extreme II proved to be a disappointment. I was expecting the same blistering performance as I saw on its larger 240GB sibling but that proved not to be the case. Comparing the 120GB and 240GB Extreme II's reveals that the larger 240GB version has peak speed ratings that are approximately 35% faster that the 120GB Extreme II. The main weakness of the 120GB Extreme II is its sequential write speed which is just 305 MB/s vs 492 MB/s on the 240GB version. Reduced write ability at lower capacities is explained by fewer NAND modules which reduce a controllers ability to parallelize slow write operations across different memory banks. Overall the Sandisk Extreme II sits amongst the bottom 20% of performers in the 120-128GB capacity category. Several of the drives in the group test have comparable performance at both the 120 and 240 GB capacities, those drives are the ones to go for. ^{[Feb '14 SSDrivePro]}

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The Adata Premier SP610 sports a Silicon Motion SM2246EN controller coupled with 20nm Micron flash memory, a similar combination to Crucial's recent BX100 which uses slightly slower 16nm NAND. Comparing the 256GB versions of the BX100 and SP610 shows that although the two drives are fairly evenly matched, the SP610 edges ahead in most categories (so far I have only seen only 10 samples of the SP610 so this may change with time). Although comparing the SP610 and Samsung 850 Evo highlights relatively low write speeds on the SP610 it also shows that the Adata Premier SP610 isn't far behind the market leading Evo. The SP610 has a respectable performance profile and, at current prices it's one of the best value for money SSDs available. ^{[Mar '15 SSDrivePro]}

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