Set the delivery location to see products according to your choice.
AustriaEnglish
BelgiumEnglish
BulgariaБългарски
CroatiaEnglish
CyprusΕλληνικά
CzechiaEnglish
EstoniaEnglish
FinlandEnglish
FranceEnglish
GermanyDeutsch
GreeceΕλληνικά
HungaryEnglish
IrelandEnglish
ItalyEnglish
LatviaEnglish
LithuaniaEnglish
LuxembourgEnglish
MaltaEnglish
NetherlandsEnglish
PolandEnglish
PortugalEnglish
RomaniaRomână
SlovakiaEnglish
SloveniaEnglish
SpainEnglish
SwedenEnglish
© 20[0-9]{2} Skroutz SA All Rights and Lefts reserved. FAQ | Terms of use | Privacy Policy | Cookie Policy
Selected Store
Stock 4 pieces
Skroutz Buyers Protection & 2 years warranty
CPU Processors
Computer Cases
Memory RAM
CPU Processors
Memory RAM
Computer Cases
CPU Processors
CPU Processors
Motherboards
Prices are calculated for:Malta, Other Payment Options
Using the ultra-fast PCIe Gen3x4 interface and supporting NVMe 1.3, the GAMMIX S11 Pro offers stunningly fast read/write speeds of up to 3500/3000 MB per second.
Additionally, the S11 Pro is enclosed in a heatsink that reduces SSD temperatures by up to 10°C. Equipped with 3D NAND Flash along with SLC Caching, DRAM Cache Buffer, End-to-End Data Protection, and LDPC ECC technology, it maintains high speeds and data integrity even during intense gaming, rendering, overclocking, and other demanding applications.
A heatsink with a design inspired by sports cars makes the S11 Pro look cool and stay cool. Compared to M.2 SSDs without a heatsink, the S11 Pro is up to 10°C cooler, offering improved system stability.
Featuring SLC Caching and DRAM cache, the S11 Pro accelerates read/write speeds up to 3500/3000MB/s and offers random performance up to 390K/380K IOPS. Whether you are booting up, gaming, or transferring large files, the S11 Pro completes them quickly and efficiently.
By applying advanced 3D NAND Flash, the S11 Pro offers higher storage capacity of up to 1 TB, while also providing higher performance, strong reliability, and high TBW (Total Bytes Written).
The GAMMIX S11 Pro supports LDPC (Low-Density Parity-Check) error correction code technology to detect and correct a wider range of data errors for more accurate data transfers. Meanwhile, End-to-End Data Protection and RAID Engine support ensure data security and improve transmission stability.
Every component in the GAMMIX S11 Pro has undergone meticulous inspection, testing, and certification. The GAMMIX S11 comes with the peace of mind of a 5-year warranty.
The SSD ToolBox automatically ensures that you have the latest firmware for optimal performance and allows monitoring of the drive's health and remaining life through Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology (SMART) features. It also enables you to monitor the current operating temperature, capacity, and total space used.
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
Transitioning from the Samsung 840 Pro SSD for the operating system, I did not see any differences.
Notable improvement in transferring and editing large files (e.g. videos).
The placement and installation of it was completely trouble-free, although this depends on the motherboard.
Absolutely satisfied!
Entered into a new system Gigabyte B550 AORUS PRO / Ryzen 3900X / 32GB RAM, in the second M.2 Gen3X4 slot (the first one has the 1GB AORUS SSD Gen4X4).
In no benchmark did it reach the advertised speeds of 3500/3000, I am always around 2550 read. I have tried everything, TRIM, WIPE, the optimizations of ADATA toolbox, but nothing. It has the "old good" (supposedly) controller Silicon Motion SM2262EN which theoretically gives the high speeds, but it doesn't...
Of course, I am on the latest BIOS update of the MoBo and I have the latest Chipset Drivers. Since I have it as storage and not as the main disk, it doesn't bother me that much, I just followed the hype of cheap+fast and maybe now I regret it a bit. It would have been better to spend a little more for more "tested" solutions.
I have sent a message to XPG (ADATA) but they haven't responded yet.
Update:
I deducted another star for the terrible customer service. I sent them a ticket on 07/01/21 and they replied two weeks later with an... "empty" email. I sent it again. They asked for "visual evidence" of the low speed. I sent them snapshots, explained that it is not the primary/windows disk and showed them the image that it was tested empty. They replied:
"Our test data is based on an empty computer. The system in SSD will influence the speed for reading and writing, the computer equipment and CPU may also affect the results. The largest speed of S11pro 1TB is 3350 read / 2800 write. Yours should be normal."
which means they didn't even consider my response.
Terrible company, terrible product. Those of you who were lucky, I hope it lasts and nothing happens, even within the warranty, because I don't see anyone finding a solution.
Update #2:
The disk has been in my wife's Lenovo Ideapad laptop for over six months. Two weeks ago, the problems started. It wasn't recognized. To cut it short, there seems to be an issue with the heatsink and possibly with some contact because when I tighten the middle screws of the laptop's cover, the disk is not recognized. When I loosen them, the disk is recognized. It has been verified and it hasn't been opened since I moved it there. It just started one day not being recognized. Terrible product.
Very good disk.
I have it for almost 5 years as a system disk connected to a B350 motherboard along with RYZEN 5 2600 and it works flawlessly.
Satisfactory speeds.
In these 5 years, I have made 23 TB of recordings and its health is at 88%. Not bad at all.
I think it deserves 5 stars.
Since 2020, the speed and health of my computer have dropped to 71%. It is the main disk for Windows 11
STAY AWAY!!! I have had it for about 3 years, and that's when the nightmare began.... The system doesn't recognize it one fine morning, it reads it but without giving access... The technical support and customer service of both companies are truly nonexistent, gammix doesn't even have one, while adata "has" one but never allows you to submit your contact request.... There are no drivers anywhere, only adata's toolbox which requires the latest updates (and understandably so) that are not available on their website, it throws you into an error.... Stay away from these specific companies in general, especially their hard drives. I lost everything inside because it decided not to work again and the companies are practically nonexistent.....
Very satisfied, the only thing I didn't like is that it doesn't emphasize that due to software limitations it will never reach 1tb
I have it for 2 years, it's very good and worth the money. It is fast for gaming and file transfer.
In theory good and in practice good. In 12 months, his health condition dropped from 100% to 92% with regular use. The speeds are also decreased, but not dramatically. Take someone else from me... My PC is AMD 3900x with B550m.
For a year now, it has been my main disk on an 8-core 16-thread CPU.
The disk is very good, etc, etc, but a warning. It does not fully support previous versions of Windows before Windows 10.
I initially installed it with Windows 8.1. The speed was noticeably reduced and even the Adata program did not recognize it correctly.
I don't know how it is on Linux or on some version of MacOS, but at least for Windows, if you don't have Windows 10, it's better to get something else.
It's a shame, of course, because it's a very good disk.
All this for the 2TB version.
Yesterday, I ordered the 1TB one to add it as well. So yes, it's a very good disk and cheaper than others of the same level.
Doll and ball, this nvme does everything it promises and more! I installed the OS and some games as well as some basic programs that I use and I was really amazed. I had never had an nvme before, so it's logical to be excited, but it's definitely worth the money. The software provided by the company is nothing special, but it is useful for a few basic functions. It doesn't heat up after hours of use, although I have good airflow in the case, but the heatsink is beautiful. I haven't measured the speeds, but I assume it runs smoothly. As for the magical price of €69, I believe it is a very good solution for someone considering getting fast storage. It was very easy to install, but to be honest, I wanted some stickers!
I have had the 512GB for a month and I have to tell you the following. The NVMe is good for the money with relatively good temperatures and it also has a heatsink, which you will see why below. It is very nice and has a 5-year warranty. Personally, I bought it because I saw good reviews here and that the Samsung 970 Evo Plus is not worth it because you pay a lot of money for nothing. Once again, it wasn't exactly what they said it was. I chose it purely for the difference and not because it was cheap. I bought it for 68€ from eshop.gr and I bought it to upgrade from the Samsung 970 Evo 250GB. And yes, it is faster than the 970. WARNING! For those who don't know, there are two different chips. The good controller is the SM2262EN, which is also used in the 8200 Pro and S11 Pro. The 8200 Pro has recently been changed to the SM2262G, and the same goes for this one! In other words, Adata downgraded the drives with slower speeds and shorter lifespan without saying anything, purely for profit and deceiving their buyers. Major fail. The good pieces are the old ones, meaning the ones with the SM2262EN controller, which luckily I have. Now, if you get a recent production drive, you will definitely get one with the SM2262G controller, which is considerably slower than what Adata promises. If you are interested in the drive, search on Google for what I told you to see the differences and confirm that it's true. It's a bit risky whether you'll get the good piece or not, so that's a big downside, along with Adata's sneaky move. Now let's talk about the scores, and I want you to see something that I didn't expect. So, the Samsung 970 Evo 250GB that I had achieved exactly what the company claimed, which is 3535MB/s read and 1539MB/s write in Crystal Disk Mark 8.0. On an Asus Crosshair VI Hero X370 motherboard with a PCIe 3 slot for the drive, and with a Ryzen 2700X CPU overclocked to 4.2GHz and G.Skill TridentZ Neo 32GB 3600MHz RAM, which was running at 3400MHz due to the CPU's limitations. Now you might wonder why I'm telling you all this, but now we're getting to the heart of the matter and you'll understand why! With this setup, the Adata drive achieved the following speeds in Crystal Disk Mark 8.0.0 x64:
Test: 1 GiB (x5) [C: 11% (51/476GiB)]
Read (MB/s) / Write (MB/s)
SEQ1M Q8T1 > 2948.74 / 2449.62
SEQ1M Q1T1 > 2640.92 / 2307.99
RND4K Q32T1 > 409.08 / 266.79
RND4K Q1T1 > 64.37 / 145.63
The score is with 11% usage, meaning 51GB out of 476GB! Now let's see what happened when it filled up a bit more...
Test: 1 GiB (x5) [C: 34% (161/476GiB)]
Read (MB/s) / Write (MB/s)
SEQ1M Q8T1 > 2832.01 / 2420.40
SEQ1M Q1T1 > 2360.57 / 2145.86
RND4K Q32T1 > 121.64 / 97.06
RND4K Q1T1 > 44.16 / 72.72
The score is with 34% usage, meaning 161GB out of 476GB! It is logical for the speeds to decrease slightly as a drive fills up, but not to this extent. The Samsung 970 Evo 250GB maintained the same score whether it was empty or full. Now something incredible happened that impressed me greatly. I upgraded and changed the processor to the Ryzen 3700x with the exact same components that I mentioned above, I just changed the processor and the RAM worked at 3600mhz. Out of curiosity, I ran a test and noticed that all the scores on the disk have increased without me doing anything, and the scores are as follows:
test: 1 GiB (x5) [C: 31% (148/476GiB)]
Read (mb/s) / Write (mb/s)
SEQ1M Q8T1 > 3032.88 / 2444.31
SEQ128K Q32T1 > 2991.06 / 2446.98
RND4K Q32T16 > 1271.18 / 1123.55
RND4K Q1T1 > 69.52 / 187.13
In the end, both the processor and the motherboard play a role in this specific case. My motherboard is the best in x370, so those who don't know should look it up. I didn't lose anything from there. Now, because I bought it on the same day as my friend who has exactly the same setup, except he has an Asus Crosshair VI Extreme motherboard, he has almost the same scores as me. Neither of us saw anything above 3000mbs read and write, so I don't know how true it is that some achieve 3300+.
Positives:
1) Affordable.
2) Beautiful.
3) Cooling?
4) 5-year warranty.
Negatives:
1) The main issue is that the guys at Adata downgraded it with a different controller, resulting in lower speeds, as I mentioned, without mentioning it anywhere, purely for their own profit and deceiving the consumers - buyers with this move!
2) The Adata program is garbage. I tried to update the firmware of the disk and after that, the disk started to lag and freeze. I was ready to send it for warranty because I thought it was broken, but after formatting, I realized that it was the program's fault. So be very careful with the Adata SSD toolbox, if you install it, don't touch anything from there.
3) There is no manual included in the packaging. Okay, I know how to install it, but what about someone who doesn't know? You might say, "Let them check YouTube," but it's not that simple. When you pay for something, there should be support.
4) It gets hot, and that's why they added a heatsink. I've seen temperatures up to 60 degrees in a full tower case with incredible airflow. I mean, with the same usage, I never saw the Samsung go above 45 degrees. Maybe they should have added a heatsink to it too...
Now, is it worth it in the end? Personally, for me, it's worth it for its price only if you get the old controller, namely the SM2262EN, which is faster. Now, if you get the new pieces with the slower controller SM2262G, it's not worth it in my opinion. Personally, I wouldn't buy it again because I'm afraid of getting the slower piece and wasting my money. In short, I would go for the Samsung 970 Evo Plus 500GB, which I will eventually get because it's faster and more reliable. There's a saying that says you get what you pay for, and it applies here too. Of course, if you don't care about getting the latest number that the company claims, then you can get it and not worry about whether you'll get the good or the slow piece. Definitely, for 70€ for 476GB, or rather 512GB, it's worth it. But it's a shame that the company deceives people and presents things in a misleading way. That's why I won't buy any Adata product again because I don't like such moves! I will also include photos related to all the measurements I made. Three stars from me, purely for the issue of the company deceiving all of us buyers. Well done, Adata!
There is no reason to get the Samsung Evo Plus, it promises you to have fast speed, meaning my computer opens in 4 to 6 seconds.
After 2 years of heavy professional use, the product still works perfectly. In order to achieve the advertised speeds, it needs to collaborate with an equally powerful cpu-motherboard-ram system in a well-configured setup. Do not expect to achieve the speeds mentioned on systems with a fifty-dollar cpu-motherboard and ram.
The disk was initially purchased for testing a pcie m.2. nvme adapter card on an old motherboard model that did not have an integrated m.2. port. It worked perfectly and the read and write speeds were exactly as stated in its specifications.
After a few months, the disk was transferred as the main disk to a new system. The motherboard had an m.2. port, so the disk was installed as the main disk with the operating system, drivers, some basic computer programs, and some games installed. Obviously, with the speeds supported by the disk, there are no issues with booting or loading applications, even when multiple applications are being used simultaneously.
Although it is much more affordable than other models with similar speeds, it performs reliably and currently there has been no observed decrease in its speeds.
Excellent disk, very fast and cool with the red cooler, impressive in appearance. The only comment is that the cooler is a bit thin and in various diagnostics it shows to have about 2 degrees higher temperature than a Samsung 970 Evo that I have, with an Asus ROG cooler.
It is exactly the same as the SX8200 Pro in terms of performance, I just expected to see which one is cheaper at the time I wanted it and ended up with the S11. Terrifying read/write numbers. 3268 MB/s read and 2437 MB/s write in CrystalDiskMark 7 on MSI B450 Tomahawk Max. In terms of temperatures, it is at 35 C.
From the beginning that I installed it, I was puzzled by the low read and write speeds. Definitely not 3 to 3.5 thousand MB/s. After 7-8 months of use, I downloaded Crystal Disk Mark to see the actual speeds it reaches (even theoretically). Seq Read in 1 pass 1 GB, 2058 and Seq Write 1492 MB/s. and speeds only drop from there. At times, it simply decides not to work and crashes the windows immediately (since it is the main disk). The only solution is to open the PC, remove it and put it back in. At first, I was skeptical, now I am just disappointed. On a B450 motherboard in an NVMe slot.
From the fastest SSDs (M.2), it promises the performance it claims and doesn't lag anywhere. Very small and BEAUTIFUL!!, low temperatures, easy installation, and works perfectly!! GET IT.!!
It is a very good SSD case, with a 5-year warranty. If you don't want to spend money on a Samsung, it is very close in performance. It only lacks in software, very poor implementation. It is worth the 47 euros I bought the 256GB one for. In terms of speed, the reading is indeed 3000+, but personally, I have an issue with the writing speed, which is significantly lower, and I am looking for a solution. I will come back with an update.
Very small disk.
About the size of a USB.
No more cables.
Awesome speeds.
5-year warranty.
Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ig7OvEiNHeg
Total Value for Money. There is no faster with better temperatures for its price. It performs from 20C to 40C under Load, and with CrystalDiskMark 7, it achieved 3500MB/Sec Read & 2500MB/Sec Write. Installed on X470 Asus Pro, under the Heatsink in x4 Mode! You save cables, etc., it is 512GB and it also has a difference from a regular SSD.
Excellent, especially for the ports of the Motherboard without Thermal Guard. Temperatures around 33 while the 970 plus reaches 40+ in the same port.
I bought the SSD of the title and installed it by itself, everything was fine. But when I connected two storage SSDs and a sound card, it lost performance
I will leave the review after the 2nd time I bought it, and whenever I need M2 again, I will buy this one. The speeds are as stated, everything happens before you realize it. Since I got it, I haven't dealt with sata-ssd 2.5, etc., except for vfm, it is one of the fastest M2s I can find in terms of functionality and ceiling of 100€.
Very good and fast, very close to the speeds indicated, it is installed on an HP Omen 17.4 7700 and it runs smoothly, it just fits with a small tweak, unfortunately it also takes up space
Very good price for an amazing product. I noticed a real difference between the Samsung Sata SSD and this M2. If you are willing to spend a little extra money to get an M2 instead of SATA, this is the top choice.
Good evening.
What can I say about this hard unbelievably fast one, of course, and it also has its charm and it's worth every penny.
Speeds on asus rog strix x470-f gaming reached the following on crystaldiskmark:
read - 3365.96 and write - 2419.29
Of course, it is recommended, unbelievable and 512!!!
Some of you say that it doesn't reach the speeds it claims, check your motherboard, maybe you're putting it in m2 x2 mode or the first port of your motherboard is x4 mode and the second one is x2 mode, pay attention to this
Today's acquisition was installed on an Asus Prime B350 Plus with Ryzen 5 2600 and was immediately recognized. Windows was installed in 15 minutes and it appears to be quite fast. As a first impression, it is one of the best, if not the best, that has passed through my hands. Time will tell. Edit 28/05/2020: It continues to perform superbly without any decrease in performance and without any issues after 6 months of use. I was afraid of it and I shouldn't have hesitated to get the 512, but it doesn't matter. Get it with your eyes closed. Update 8/12/2022: After three years of use, it still functions flawlessly without any decrease in performance, although its health is now at 82%
A very good m2, especially for its price, based on the tests that produced these results.
It is fast, they say it is quite reliable in terms of TBW, and it has a high IOPS.
In terms of appearance, it is very beautiful and it worked immediately without needing to do anything.
* MB/s = 1,000,000 bytes/s [SATA/600 = 600,000,000 bytes/s]
* KB = 1000 bytes, KiB = 1024 bytes
Sequential Read (Q= 32,T= 1) : 3438.448 MB/s
Sequential Write (Q= 32,T= 1) : 2071.472 MB/s
Random Read 4KiB (Q= 8,T= 8) : 1421.587 MB/s [ 347067.1 IOPS]
Random Write 4KiB (Q= 8,T= 8) : 780.056 MB/s [ 190443.4 IOPS]
Random Read 4KiB (Q= 32,T= 1) : 533.439 MB/s [ 130234.1 IOPS]
Random Write 4KiB (Q= 32,T= 1) : 395.046 MB/s [ 96446.8 IOPS]
Random Read 4KiB (Q= 1,T= 1) : 74.794 MB/s [ 18260.3 IOPS]
Random Write 4KiB (Q= 1,T= 1) : 221.059 MB/s [ 53969.5 IOPS]
Test : 8192 MiB [C: 20.7% (98.8/476.3 GiB)] (x5) [Interval=5 sec]
Date : 2019/11/11 20:10:00
OS : Windows 10 Enterprise [10.0 Build 18362] (x64)
Honest with his money.. However, he doesn't reach the speeds he claims. In 3 motherboards that I tested him on, he reaches a maximum of 3100 read and 2400 write.
Unbelievable m2 for its price. I bought the 256GB one and it reaches exactly the speeds it promises, with a read speed of 3457 MB/s. For the price it offers, and additionally the fact that it has a heatsink on top of it, it is a one-way street.
Edit: The results of CrystalDiskMark6
..............5↓....1GiB↓.....C: 18% (43/238GiB)↓
....................Read [MB/s]..............Write [MB/s]
seq Q32T1........3457.2....................1136.7
4KiB Q8T8.........852.4.....................1128.2
4KiB Q32T1.......462.4......................360.0
4KiB Q1T1..........63.0.......................203.9
So far, on the disk I only have the operating system (Windows 10 Pro) and Unity3D.
Note: The 256GB version has slightly lower read speed compared to the other two (3350 MB/s compared to 3500 MB/s) and significantly lower write speed (1150 MB/s compared to 3000 MB/s).
The results of CrystalDiskMark6 for the 512GB:
..............5↓....1GiB↓.....C: 8% (43/512GiB)↓
....................Read [MB/s]..............Write [MB/s]
seq Q32T1........3504.8....................2070.5
4KiB Q8T8........1450.0....................1432.7
4KiB Q32T1.......558.3......................471.6
4KiB Q1T1.........73.31......................210.1
The purchase was made 2 months ago for 80 euros. Truly, the disk is the best on the market in terms of performance/price.
Its speed exceeds 3000Mb/s reads ~3400Mb/s and Writes ~ 2100Mb/s.
Its performance ranks it equal or possibly faster than the 970Evo/Pro at a significantly lower price of 30€ for the 970 Evo - 50€+ for the 970 Pro. The difference between the corresponding Samsung models is essentially the firmware, which doesn't really justify the price difference as it is not a selling point.
++ This particular one also comes with a heatsink, which can lower the temperature by 5-10C during long transfers.
 Adata XPG Gammix S11 Pro SSD 1TB M.2 NVMe PCI Express 3.0 |  Crucial P3 SSD 1TB M.2 NVMe PCI Express 3.0 |  Adata XPG SX8200 Pro SSD 1TB M.2 NVMe PCI Express 3.0 |  Kingston NV2 SSD 1TB M.2 NVMe PCI Express 4.0 |  Adata Legend 710 SSD 1TB M.2 NVMe PCI Express 3.0 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| from 62,50 € | from 40,05 € | from 56,50 € | from 56,50 € | from 65,32 € |
| ManufacturerAdata | Crucial | Adata | Kingston | Adata |
| Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz |
| Capacity1024 GB | 1000 GB | 1024 GB | 1000 GB | 1024 GB |
| More Specs |
Technology
Home & Garden
Fashion
Sports & Outdoors
Health - Beauty
Baby & Kid
Auto - Moto
Business - B2B
Books
