Hello everyone,
I have 5 x SATA SSD connected to my PC (connections all occupied), but I need more storage space. My mainboard MSI Z170A has an M.2 slot which I would like to use.
Why are read and write rates of 437.5 and 375 MB/s respectively listed on this page under specifications (slower than my SATA SSD)? How does this relate to the test results (3350 and 2350 MB/s respectively) or am I missing something?
What are the achievable values with my slightly older 7th generation Intel CPU i7 7700k (should not be slower than SATA SSD)?

Question

Hello everyone,
I have 5 x SATA SSD connected to my PC (connections all occupied), but I need more storage space. My mainboard MSI Z170A has an M.2 slot which I would like to use.
Why are read and write rates of 437.5 and 375 MB/s respectively listed on this page under specifications (slower than my SATA SSD)?  How does this relate to the test results (3350 and 2350 MB/s respectively) or am I missing something?
What are the achievable values with my slightly older 7th generation Intel CPU i7 7700k (should not be slower than SATA SSD)?

Answer

Thank you for reporting the read and write rates! According to the manufacturer, an average read rate of up to 3500 MB/s and a write rate of up to 3000 MB/s should be possible in each case. I have passed this information on to our product data maintenance department for correction.

For more detailed technical enquiries in connection with another component, I recommend contacting the manufacturer directly.
https://www.adata.com/de/support/online/

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