ADATA Ultimate SU630 480GB Solid State Drive, Black

I have an older tower PC circa 2008 that I decided recently to take on as a project to see if I could revive. After performing a clean OS install, as well as finding workable PCI & PCI-E sound, video, usb, and ethernet cards & drivers to install, I was well on my way. The last step I could think of to further enhance performance was to replace the old 320 GB HDD with a new SSD. I was quite pleased to see that I could get the 480 GB one was on sale for less than $50 on lightning deal. In spite of some initial difficulty cloning the HDD, as it took me 3 tries, I am now rocking and rolling having spent less than $100 on all PC components. Hoping the motherboard holds out for a few years longer, as I now have a pretty snappy 32 bit windows 10 home PC with 3 GB ram running as a Plex server, Office 360, working Skype with webcam, & blu ray drive. Still find my $119 Samsung model 3 Chromebook more useful and practical, but it's nice to have my media server up and running well again.

Bought this to replace a standard hard drive on a computer. Things are so much faster with the SSD and the transition was really easy. Would totally buy one of these again.

The prices change on these things all the time, this was a price leader when I bought it. No complaints whatsoever. This thing is FAST, no reliability issues, I'd buy another.

Always had good luck with adata ssd's. Put this one in a friends laptop and it works great !

This SSD is great for upgrading from an HDD(mechanical hard drive). I use this drive to host my Virtual machines or VM, I run about three different operating systems including the host OS which is windows 10, and the drive works great. This review is made 11 days in use the SSD I hope till is helpful.

seems to boot/load just as fast as my samsung ssd on my other build. no complaints at all.

el disco duro cumple con lo que promete a buen precio

These are inexpensive drives, so maybe you get what you pay for, but I've purchased two of them over the past few years and both died -- one after a few months, one after just a couple of weeks. They have a good return policy, and again they're inexpensive, so as long as you don't rely on these drives for long-term storage, they're a good deal. But don't purchase if you don't keep regular backups!EDIT: I also want to say that this review applies only to this particular drive, the 480 -- I have other AData drives that have been very reliable. It is ONLY this particular model drive that I have found unreliable.