Experience lightning-fast storage with the ADATA LEGEND 860 M.2 1TB Gen 4 NVMe SSD designed for PS...Experience lightning-fast storage with the ADATA LEGEND 860 M.2 1TB Gen 4 NVMe SSD designed for PS5. Achieve read speeds of 6000MB/s and write speeds of 4000MB/s for seamless gameplay and quick load times. Upgrade your gaming setup and enjoy improved performance and reliability with cutting-edge technology. This SLEG-860-1000GCS cartridge is filled with 1TB of storage. Perfect for avid gamers seeking massive storage.
The ADATA LEGEND 860 1TB M.2 NVMe Gen4 SSD is designed for gamers and PC enthusiasts seeking lightning-fast storage and quick load times. Offering read speeds of up to 6000MB/s and write speeds of up to 4000MB/s, this SSD significantly boosts system performance. However, ensure your system supports PCIe Gen4 to fully utilize the speed benefits.
All features
Series
LEGEND
Model Part Number
SLEG-860-1000GCS
Brand
ADATA
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the warranty period?
The ADATA LEGEND 860 comes with a 5-year warranty.
Can I use this SSD in a PCIe Gen3 slot?
Yes, but the speeds will be limited to PCIe Gen3 speeds.
Does the SSD come with any software?
Yes, the ADATA SSD Toolbox is available for monitoring drive health, performance, and firmware updates.
Is a heatsink necessary?
A heatsink is recommended, especially if you plan on using the SSD for intensive tasks or within a PS5. However, it is not always necessary, though it will help improve longevity.
How do I update the firmware?
You can update the firmware using the ADATA SSD Toolbox software.
What is the TBW rating?
The TBW (Total Bytes Written) rating is 320 TBW.
What is the operating temperature range?
The operating temperature range is 0 - 70°C.
Troubleshooting
SSD not recognized in BIOS or system.
Ensure the SSD is properly seated in the M.2 slot. Check BIOS settings to confirm the M.2 slot is enabled. If the problem persists, try updating the BIOS.
Slow read/write speeds.
Verify the SSD is connected to a PCIe Gen4 slot. If using a PCIe Gen3 slot, the speeds will be limited. Update your drivers and check for any firmware updates.
PS5 not recognizing the SSD.
Ensure the SSD meets the PS5's required specifications. Properly format the SSD through the PS5 settings. Check the PlayStation website for compatibility guidelines.
Overheating.
Ensure proper airflow around the SSD. Consider installing a heatsink to dissipate heat if temperatures are consistently high, especially during heavy workloads.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Significantly faster loading times for games and applications.
Large 1TB storage capacity for storing numerous games and files.
Easy installation in both PCs and PS5 consoles.
Enhanced data integrity with LDPC ECC technology.
Improved system responsiveness and overall performance.
Cons
Requires a PCIe Gen4 compatible motherboard or PS5 console.
May generate heat under heavy workloads (consider heatsink).
Performance benefits are limited if used on a PCIe Gen3 system.
SSD capacity might not be enough for users with extensive libraries.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
PC Installation:
Ensure your motherboard has an available M.2 slot and supports PCIe Gen4. Consult your motherboard manual.
Turn off your computer and disconnect the power supply.
Locate the M.2 slot and insert the SSD, securing it with the appropriate screw.
Reconnect the power and turn on your computer. The SSD should be recognized in the BIOS.
Format the drive in Disk Management or using the ADATA SSD Toolbox software.
PS5 Installation:
Turn off your PS5 and disconnect the power cord.
Remove the side panel of the PS5 (refer to the PS5 manual for instructions).
Locate the M.2 expansion slot and insert the SSD, securing it with the screw.
Reconnect the side panel and power on the console. The PS5 will guide you through formatting the drive.
Compatibility:
Compatible with PCs, notebooks, and PS5 consoles.
Requires a PCIe Gen4 x4 interface for optimal performance.
Backward compatible with PCIe Gen3, but speeds will be limited.
Care:
Avoid extreme temperatures and humidity.
Handle the SSD with care to prevent physical damage.