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Comparison Silicon Power Ace A56 SP128GBSS3A56B25 128 GB vs Silicon Power Ace A55 SP128GBSS3A55S25 128 GB

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Silicon Power Ace A56 SP128GBSS3A56B25 128 GB
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Placementinternalinternal
Size128 GB128 GB
Form factor2.5"2.5"
InterfaceSATA 3SATA 3
Technical specs
ControllerPhisonSilicon Motion SM2258XT
Memory type3D TLC NAND3D TLC NAND
Write speed430 MB/s420 MB/s
Read speed460 MB/s550 MB/s
Shockproof1500 G1500 G
MTBF1.5 m h1.5 m h
Manufacturer's warranty3 years3 years
General
TRIM
Size100x70x7 mm100x70x7 mm
Weight63 g63 g
Added to E-Catalogaugust 2018february 2018

Controller

Model of the controller installed in the SSD.

The controller is a control circuit, which, in fact, ensures the exchange of information between the memory cells and the computer to which the drive is connected. The capabilities of a particular SSD module (in particular, read and write speed) largely depend on this particular scheme. Knowing the controller model, you can find detailed data on it and evaluate the capabilities of the drive. For simple everyday use, this information is usually not needed, but for professionals and enthusiasts (modders, overclockers) it can come in handy.

Nowadays, high-end controllers are produced mainly under such brands: InnoGrit, Maxio, Phison, Realtek, Silicon Motion, Samsung.

Write speed

The highest speed in write mode characterizes the speed with which the module can receive information from a connected computer (or other external device). This speed is limited both by the connection interface (see "Connector"), and by the characteristics of the device of the SSD itself.

Read speed

The highest data exchange rate with a computer (or other external device) that the drive can provide in read mode; in other words — the highest speed of information output from the drive to an external device. This speed is limited both by the connection interface (see "Connector"), and by the characteristics of the device of the SSD itself. Its values can vary from 100 – 500 MB / s in the slowest models to 3 Gb / s and higher in the most advanced ones.
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