2.5 inch SATA III SSD ADATA ASU650SS-240GT-R, 240 GB, SLC, 6 Gbit/s, 520/450 MB/s

The Ultimate SU650 solid state drive uses 3D NAND Flash and a high-speed controller, offering capacities up to 960GB. It provides sustained read/write performance up to 520/450 MB/s, SLC caching and advanced error correction technologies to improve data integrity and reliability compared with 2D NAND SSDs. The SU650 is intended as an easy PC upgrade that balances performance and cost for faster boot, file transfers and quieter operation.

Advantages

3D NAND architecture increases efficiency and endurance versus 2D NAND while preserving an attractive cost-performance ratio. Intelligent SLC caching temporarily operates NAND in single-level mode to boost peak read/write speeds. ECC (error correction code) support detects and corrects errors to protect data and extend drive lifespan. Without mechanical parts, the SSD resists shock and vibration, runs silently and consumes low power. ADATA provides SSD Toolbox and Migration Utility for drive monitoring and simple system migration.

Key specifications

• Capacity: up to 960GB
• Read speed: up to 520 MB/s
• Write speed: up to 450 MB/s
• NAND type: 3D NAND Flash
• Caching: SLC caching
• Error correction: ECC (advanced error correction code)
• MTBF: up to 2,000,000 hours
• Shock resistance: 1500G/0.5ms
• Operating temperature: 0°C to 70°C
• Includes: ADATA SSD Toolbox and Migration Utility (downloadable)

How to use

Install the SU650 into a compatible SATA-equipped PC or laptop following the device manufacturer’s installation instructions. Use the provided Migration Utility to clone an existing HDD or SSD including the operating system, or perform a fresh OS installation. After installation, download and run ADATA SSD Toolbox to monitor drive health, check wear level and manage firmware updates. Ensure the drive is securely mounted and that power and SATA connections are properly attached before powering the system.

Recommendations

Use the SU650 as a system or data drive to accelerate boot times and file access. Regularly back up important data before performing system migrations. Keep the drive’s firmware and the SSD Toolbox up to date to maintain performance and reliability.