Testseek.se har samlat 52 tester av Patriot 2.5 inch Pyro Series SATA600 och det genomsnittliga betyget är 79%. Scrolla ned och se alla testerna för Patriot 2.5 inch Pyro Series SATA600.
December 2011
(79%)
52 Tester
Genomsnittligt betyg av experter som har testat produkten.
Patriot's first entry using the second generation SandForce SSD processor was the Wildfire, which was designed for optimal performance via expensive 32nm toggle NAND. The Pyro however, takes a more cost effective approach by using a less expensive 25nm...
Competitive Pricing, Strong Performance, 3 Year Warranty
Slows Down With Incompressible Data, Asynchronous NAND
The Patriot Pyro will initially be available in 60GB, 120GB, and 240GB varieties, with various price points. The 120GB model we've featured here will be sold for about $209.99.At that price, the 120GB Patriot Pyro comes in at approximately $1.87 per gigab...
What can I say that the results have not already shown. With the new SandForce Processor the Patriot was able to beat the Curcial RealSSD. Now I will have to say that the Crucial is using an older Processor, but it is still selling for a higher price t...
Sammanfattning: Patriot have been a big contender in the memory market for quite some time and are regarded by consumers to have some of the best memory kits on the market, and with this in mind, it was only right that they would branch out into other market areas and se...
Great all round performance, often in excess of 500 MB/s, nice appearance,
incompressible data performance is weak, no 2.5 inch drive bay supplied, Rating: 8.5, Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10, Share, Facebook, Twitter, Google +, Stumbleupon, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Tags news patriot payro Patriot Pyro 120GB SSD Review pyro 120GB Pyro
Patriot have two excellent performance oriented 120GB solid state drives on the market now: The more expensive Wildfire delivers ultimate incompressible data throughput, but with a wallet sapping asking price of £225 inc vat. The Pyro, which we reviewed t...
Great performance – hits speeds of up to 500MB/s, Reasonable pricing, Looks great
Suffered with sequential transfer rates
Since its inception the SATA 3 SSD has had enthusiasts drooling over faster transfer rates and enticing them to get their wallets out. Never has there been a better time to invest with prices being reasonably affordable and a vast spectrum of motherbo...
Patriot's Pyro SSD offers tremendous SandForce performance at a tempting price, and with Corsair, OCZ and others all pushing practically-identical propositions, the cost of second-generation SandForce ownership should only get lower. The Good Hits sp...
Sammanfattning: Unless you have never exposed yourself to the outside world before, chances are that you have heard of Nero. No, I am not talking about Ahead Software's Nero Burning ROM, but rather, Roman Emperor Nero from AD 54 to 68. Known for his obsession with fir...
Within each generation of SSDs there is always a controller design which most companies tend to gravitate towards. This time SandForce has taken over and we’ve only seen the beginning of what promises to be a glut of rebadged mid-range SF2281-based dri...
Read/Write Performance, SandForce SF2281 Controller, SATA III 6Gb/s Interface, Backwards Compatibility with SATA II Interface, Price...
Performance wasn't as good as other SATA III drives...
Ever since their release, SSDs have proven to provide an extremely great performance increase. However, this performance increase comes at a cost, as we've seen SSDs range from $100 to up to $1000. As newer drives are released, the price of the older ...
