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With 64, 128, 256 and 512 GB capacity options at an appealing price point, the ADATA Premier Pro SP900 SSD is a great choice for your new build or system upgrade. It is built with rigorously selected NAND chips and operates over SATA 6Gbps interface, delivering breakneck speed that redefines your everyday computing experience. You system stars up and shuts down in seconds, programs launch in an instant, and multi-tasking is smooth and responsive. Plus, the Premier Pro SP900 offers the full capacity of NAND chips, which is a 7% increase in storage capacity over common SSDs in the market, helping you get the most out of your investment.
High Speed, Full Capacity
The Premier Pro SP900’s maximum sequential read and write speeds are 555/535 MB per second, with maximum random 4k write speeds of 91,000 IOPS. Capacities of 64, 128, 256 and 512 GB make this drive an outstanding option for upgrading notebooks that are compatible with the SATA 6Gb per second specification.
Support for Windows TRIM Command
The Premier Pro SP900 SSD adopts specially selected Flash chips from reliable manufacturers, and supports the Windows TRIM command. The Windows TRIM optimization command can directly delete stored data in the Flash memory and release unused space (Free Blocks) to be used for system writes immediately. This results in more accelerated transfer speed and write performance for solid state drives, and is also effective in slowing down efficiency decline and depletion chances, maintaining effective operation and extending the life of the disk.
Desktop Pack
It comes with a 3.5-inch conversion bracket to help you mount the SP900 when you are upgrading a desktop computer. It allows you to immediately enhance the performance and transmission speed of your operating system.
Laptop Disk Bay Spacer for Solid State Drives
The SP900 Solid State Drive comes in a thickness of 7mm to meet the needs of ultra-slim notebook computers. A 2.5 mm spacer is provided for use in 9.5mm disk bays.