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Adata SD600Q (960 GB)
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Adata SD600Q

960 GB

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44 reviews

  • nickfank

    3 years ago •
    purchased this product

    Robust, fast and affordable USB 3.0 SSD

    Only works stably with the Raspberry Pi 4 if the USB Attached SCSI (UAS) driver is deactivated. Then usb_storage is used and it works quickly and without errors. To do this, the following text must be added to the front of /boot/cmdline.txt: usb-storage.quirks=125f:a88a:u

    [Source: www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=245931]     

    Pro

    • robust
    • fast
    • small
    • cheap

    Contra

    • Incompatibility with Linux UAS driver

    This review was created for a different variant: SD600Q (240 GB)

  • Anonymous

    3 years ago •
    purchased this product

    Raspberry Pi USB SSD + This => nogo

    Wanted to use this thing as a simple RPi4 speedup, unfortunately it doesn't work at all.

    I assume the USB3 controller is sub-standard - i.e. junk. This would also explain the disappointing speed experiences of some other     reviewers. 

    Pro

    • badblocks found no errors

    Contra

    • RPi4 has massive problems
    • Speed

    This review was created for a different variant: SD600Q (240 GB)

  • suti1984

    4 years ago

    Fast transfer up to 8GB, then 25MB/s

    after approx. 8GB of exFat writing, the transfer rate drops from 280MB/S to 25 MB/s
    after approx. 40GB of NTFS writing, the transfer rate drops from 280MB/s to 17 MB/s.
    not usable for me. With 120GB, it takes longer than     with a normal HD. 

    Pro

    • favourable.
    • cool design

    Contra

    • Only useful for small transfers

    This review was created for a different variant: SD600Q (480 GB)

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