ADATA Gammix S11 480GB M.2 NVMe SSD Review

Stefan Mileschin · 2nd October 2018, 14:00

Today we get an opportunity to look at another M.2 NVMe based SSD in the ADATA Gammix S11. The Gammix series of products are typically part of a higher performance line and the Gammix S11 drive is no different. The modules are able to reach speeds up to 3200MB/s sequential reads and 1700 MB/s on writes which, on paper, places it up there with other enthusiast level drives.

The Gammix S11 shares the same internals and specifications with the SX8200 but differ on a price level with the S11 costing a bit more. The main difference between the two are the included heat spreader on the S11 and branding, but under the hood contain the same bits including the Silicon Motion SM2262 controller and Micron 2nd generation 3D TLC NAND. The S11 should run a bit cooler with the heatsink and performance should be in the same ballpark. We were able to put the drive through our testing suite and see if the paper specs match up with actual results. Read on to see how the Gammix S11 fared in our testing.

https://www.overclockers.com/adata-g...me-ssd-review/

2nd October 2018, 14:00	#1
Stefan Mileschin [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2010 Location: Romania Posts: 148,678	ADATA Gammix S11 480GB M.2 NVMe SSD Review Today we get an opportunity to look at another M.2 NVMe based SSD in the ADATA Gammix S11. The Gammix series of products are typically part of a higher performance line and the Gammix S11 drive is no different. The modules are able to reach speeds up to 3200MB/s sequential reads and 1700 MB/s on writes which, on paper, places it up there with other enthusiast level drives. The Gammix S11 shares the same internals and specifications with the SX8200 but differ on a price level with the S11 costing a bit more. The main difference between the two are the included heat spreader on the S11 and branding, but under the hood contain the same bits including the Silicon Motion SM2262 controller and Micron 2nd generation 3D TLC NAND. The S11 should run a bit cooler with the heatsink and performance should be in the same ballpark. We were able to put the drive through our testing suite and see if the paper specs match up with actual results. Read on to see how the Gammix S11 fared in our testing. https://www.overclockers.com/adata-g...me-ssd-review/

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