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The Silicon Power 256GB Ace A55 SSD leverages cutting-edge 3D NAND and SLC Cache technology to deliver up to 550MB/s transfer speeds, ensuring rapid boot times and seamless multitasking. Its ultra-slim 7mm design fits perfectly in ultrabooks, while advanced features like ECC, TRIM, and Garbage Collection optimize performance and data integrity. Backed by a 3-year warranty and enhanced by the SP Toolbox health monitor, this SSD is engineered for professionals who demand speed, reliability, and longevity.
Hard Drive | 256 GB Solid State Drive |
Brand | SP Silicon Power |
Series | SU256GBSS3A55S25AH |
Item model number | SU256GBSS3A55S25AH |
Item Weight | 1.76 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 3.94 x 2.76 x 0.28 inches |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 3.94 x 2.76 x 0.28 inches |
Flash Memory Size | 256 GB |
Hard Drive Interface | Solid State |
Manufacturer | SP Silicon Power |
ASIN | B0CQCH4RSD |
Date First Available | December 15, 2023 |
C**Y
Worked far better than expected
First of all, I have owned and operated a computer business for over 20 years, so I have seen the good and the bad, and, probably just like the rest of you, I read the reviews of items before I buy them. For me as a business owner, I have to be careful what we buy for and sell to our customers, and this drive was just such item we ordered for a customer that needed a new hard drive as theirs had crashed. I ordered it one day and it arrived the following day. Packaging was nothing special and was what was to be expected. Going from a traditional, mechanical drive to an SSD was already a given that it was going to be an improvement, but what we did not expect was just how much of an improvement it would have been for this system. Keep in mind, the system itself was nothing special, decent processor and 8GB of memory. We installed this drive fairly quickly, used a flash drive to install Windows 10 on the system and the installation was rather quick, which caused us a little hesitation at first thinking that something went wrong since most times installation takes considerably longer, but this was done in roughly 10 minutes, if not less? We let things run as they should and the installation was perfect, however, what truly impressed us was the boot time of the system from cold start to full on Windows ready, which was roughly 10 seconds! We thought that might be a fluke, so we shut it down and restarted it from cold start, and the results were the same. Now, as a comparison, we used a similar sized traditional hard drive and performed the same installation on the same computer so that there was no room for error or saying that system A has this processor and system B had this much more memory. Installation took roughly 24 minutes on the traditional drive and boot time was about a minute and a half before you could do anything without the little circle basically telling you to wait. Let me say this, I could care less what the reviews others may provide here are, perhaps they got a bad drive, which happens, or something else happened, I do not know, but, when we see install times cut down to less than half the time and a 10 second boot time, that is impressive, period. Will this drive be perfect for EVERY installation and provide the same results EVERY time? Of course not, conditions vary, experience and skill level of the installer will vary from person to person, and if there is one thing that we have come to realize over the years in this business is that people are far more willing to blame a device than their own user error because that is far easier to explain. If we are at fault and did something that would cause an issue, we own up to it, and yes, we know that devices can fail during installation or you get a bad batch or device, it happens. But, for some people, before blaming the device for a failure, consider looking at the conditions before blaming the device, as there might be a good chance that the failure was due to user error before device error. Would we recommend this drive to others? Absolutely. Will we continue to use and install these drives in other systems? Absolutely. Are these the "magic sauce" that is going to put your system over the top and make everything perfect? No, but these drives will do the job and make you happy you bought them!
D**S
Decent spare Gaming drive for games not requiring M2
The performance SP Silicon Power 4TB SSD 3D NAND A55's delivers makes it equally versatile. Its innovative design combines 3D NAND and an SLC caches for efficient write speeds, allowing for fast boot-up times alongside rapid file transfer capabilities even when the drive is under stress. While the 2.5-inch form factor is widely accepted by the public, in my opinion, ease of use for many systems is also considerate for performance enhancement. Overall, an excellent drive for those looking for decent speeds and dependability.
F**S
Best value for money, reliable
Been using this brand for a few years. Runs pretty well and smooth. Always brings back to life old computers from graveyards with them. One of the cheapest and reliable I’ve tried from Amazon 100% recommended
O**E
Great boot solution
Greate storage solution for a PC with no NVME slot, but you need a faster boot drive. I installed this in my low profile SFF desktop, to use as a boot drive, to give me more speed. It works great. Games load faster and the OS boots right up instantly.
K**E
Great, just don't put important files on it.
I've really enjoyed this SSD for a while but it seems to have some issues. I have had the drive for a little under two years now. I've been able to install my butt load of large video games and it's honestly been great, easy install, easy setup. I've recently noticed some connectivity problems. I haven't gotten to checking the physical connections of the drive yet as my pc is in a difficult to reach spot. The first time was fine. I had a little panic trying to find the drive and access my installed games. I restarted a few times, screwed around in the bios and disk management settings, and all seemed to be well. I was able to enjoy my games again. Just today (7-19-2025), I booted up my pc to play some games. My pc wasn't reading the drive in my file directory. I figured I would do a few restarts and screw around in the bios. The bios showed the drive was connected and readable, however the file directory wouldn't show it anytime I booted up. Thats when I went to disk management to find that the drive was unallocated. I have to completely reformat the drive to use it again which of course, wiped everything. Drivers were up to date, it was reading perfectly fine. All of my data seemed to poof into thin air. I got lucky that I only installed games on the drive with all of my game data being uploaded to a cloud. Be careful with what you install on it. If you don't want to lose important files, don't install them on this drive (or at least back them up consistently elsewhere). Great for gamers minus having to reinstall terabytes of data back.
D**Z
Great upgrade for HDD
As computer MSP we have ordered several of these for upgrades. The speed is very good over HDD and the quality is also good for the price.
M**O
great ssd, made my laptop faster
i bought this ssd to make my laptop load things faster, and it did exactly what i bought it for, windows loads a lot faster, with other pleasant side effects like the battery lasting this tiny bit longer, and the laptop being this tiny bit quieter.its got good performance, not only windows loads faster, but games and other programs load faster than on hard drive.for the value of capacity to dollar, this is a good drive. using the ssd as a boot drive for windows 7, 476.94 gb is shown on the drive, not anywhere near the 512 gb on the amazon listing but it was a capacity upgrade from my old 500 gb hard drive, and most other ssds will have this effect too.overall, a great upgrade for any laptop with a spinny drive.
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