SSD drive A55 128GB M.2 460/360 MB/s

A55

Small in size, big in possibilities

The A55 SSD combines the benefits of cutting-edge solid state technology with the compact size of the M.2 2280 standard, allowing the drive to be mounted in the latest laptops and desktops alike.

Enhanced performance for intensive workloads

The SP A55 utilises the SATA III 6Gb/s interface and high-speed synchronous NAND, which, in combination with the ultra-efficient SLC buffer, provides data transfer speeds of up to 560/530MB per second (read/write). In practice, this means very fast boot-ups, efficient work on large files and all this with optimised power requirements. The A55 is therefore a very good solution for anyone looking for a high-performance medium made with the latest technology and offered at an affordable price.

Flexible configuration with IntelSRT

Intel Smart Response Technology is used to recognise and automatically store the applications and data that are used most frequently on the SSD while fully accessing the large storage capacity of the HDD. This allows you to work and play faster than before without buying a larger and more expensive SSD to store your entire digital content library. Thus, by purchasing an SSD even with a smaller capacity, you can noticeably speed up the overall operation of your operating system and programmes without giving up your existing storage medium.

SP Toolbox diagnostic programme

The SP Toolbox diagnostic programme provides an easy and intuitive way to view the most important parameters of an SSD. Not only does it display (in real time) parameters such as temperature, free space and the amount of data stored to date, but it also enables performance tests to be carried out. This allows you to be convinced of the condition of the medium in just a few seconds.

Data protection technology

The A55 drive supports a number of technologies to ensure the safety of the data stored on it. These include mechanisms such as TRIM, NCQ, S.M.A.R.T. as well as automatic error correction ECC, Wear Leveling and Bad Block Management.