SSD products are rapidly becoming popular at higher capacity and lower cost. Among them, the products with the best caustic ratio can be said to be equipped with 3D NAND memory in capacity of 200GB.
The Kingston A400 240GB is equipped with 3D NAND memory and has a built-in Python controller. SATA3 interface and has read / write speed of around 500MB/s.
Recent trends in desktop PC's are also in the exposure of internal components through LED tuning and side panels made of acrylic or tempered glass. As a result, the SSD is now a component of tuning, not a hiding component.
The Kingston SSDNow A400 family has a simple, impressive exterior with a logo intertwined in a metal housing. Personally, I would like to rate it as the best appearance design element among the popular products.
The SATA3 interface consists of a power and data transfer connector, with screw holes for fixing to the bottom and sides.
It weighs just 41grams and 6.5mm thickness, making it suitable for a variety of environments, including desktop PCs and laptop.
I installed it on my desktop. A clear side panel shows all of the internal components, so the stylish Kingston A400 fits well with the overall tuning configuration.
240GB capacity is suitable for installing OS and various applications and games.
I used a variety of benchmark tools to measure read and write speeds. It can be seen that both read and write do not fall below 500MB/s in continuous, and 300MB/s under continuous conditions, and show good performance.
Cause metal housing, it is also advantageous to eliminate internal heat, and when it is measured with a thermal camera in continuous writing situation, it operates stably at an acceptable temperature of not more than 40 degrees celsius.
The Kingston A400 240GB SSD has a high fidelity ratio suitable for use in most PCs and notebooks due to its rugged exterior design, performance and stability. End the reviews.
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