SSD A-Data S592 32GB,

Since the beginning of his introduction, SSD (solid state disk) is called a replacement disk, especially on notebooks. SSDs are considered superior to the absence of hard disk rotating parts, no noise at work (because there is no rotating parts), easy, and also saving power. Initially, SSD is sold to the OEM (original equipment manufacture). But now you can also buy it in retail, including A-Data brand that we are testing this.

32GB
A-Data was named the S592 internal SSD. Our test unit packed a 32GB capacity - the smallest in this series. Once formatted as NTFS, or free capacity that can be used to 29.81 GB.

Besides 32GB version, S592 is available in three capacity options: 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB. The higher capacity, more expensive, which is not necessarily proportional.

Internal consumption
By A-Data, S592 intended as internal storage for notebooks, netbooks, and PC. Therefore, simple physical S592. Rectangular body which is colored black with a red label dominates the upper body. On this label's identity revealed S592.

Each of two screw holes appeared on either side of the body, strengthen S592 designation as internal storage. However, A-Data is not membundelkan screws, which are easily obtained. In the package there were only pieces of quick installation guide in English.

Perhaps because of the nature of the internal S592, aka hidden in the casing, A-Data did not provide the LED indicator on its SSD is.

SATA II
Like all SSD, A-Data S592 interface SATA II 3Gb / s. On one side of the body comes lined with SATA connectors power connector. Both cable connector - SATA and Power 15 +7 pin - should you prepare yourself for the A-Data did not include it.

According to A-Data, with the use of the new controller design and technological breakthroughs SSD, it could S592 boost data speeds up to read and write 40% to 60% when compared with ordinary SSD. Because A-Data uses a special mobile SDRAM to achieve sustained read rate of 230MB / s and write rate to 170MB / s. Act as a mobile SDRAM cache buffer that stores frequently used data for the system does not need to go back and forth to take the same data from main storage.