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Patriot Memory Burst Elite 960GB SATA PBE960GS25SSDR SSD Review

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Description of Patriot Memory Burst Elite 960GB SATA PBE960GS25SSDR SSD

Patriot''s Burst Elite line of SSDs is an evolution of the popular Burst 2.5" SATA III SSD series. Burst Elite series drives are built on modern controllers and TLC or QLC type NAND memory, SATA III interface is backwards compatible with SATA II. With Burst Elite SSD You can significantly increase the performance of your computer, without the complexity of installation.Form factor 2.5", with a height of 7 mm, allows you to use Burst Elite SSD not only in computers, but also in laptops.

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For a Deshman drive, these are quite good indicators. Under high load - very high temperatures. In normal use, it works well and pleases the user. You should not write huge amounts of data to it at a time, and everything will be fine. On the screen: writing to a 60 GB directory drive with 2022 files, the speed is about 450 mbs, only at 55 GB it sank to 30, and then rose again to max. values.

Pros
  • Price-quality ratio
Cons
  • No DRUM buffer, QLC memory, high temperature (under heavy load)

Has some pros: For the price it's a pretty good SSD. I didn’t take speed measurements, but after replacing the HDD with this SSD on an 8-year-old laptop, I definitely noticed an increase in the responsiveness of the OS (both Windows and Linux). Some cons: The capacity is a little strange. It is written 960 GB, but in fact 890 GB or so are available. It's all about those same decimal bytes, where 1 GB is 1000 MB, although it should be 1024 MB.