Been solid for over a year in a pfSense router. Obviously not doing much writing.

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I watched a video with a Patriot rep and decided to check out their claims of high speeds. I do note boot times with this are significantly faster than other SSD's I have tried from WD and Seagate. The speed comes at a premium. It is my boot drive for...

Pricier than average but you do get what you pay for.

It works great in an HTPC. I don't store any large files on the system itself, so I just needed a small drive, but I wanted a fast boot time. Works exactly as it should.

Small storage area, but you know that going into it. Not an issue at all.

great SSD, super fast speed

bout twice a week it just blue screens my computer, no clue why, have to shutdown completely, reset the boot priority in my BIOS (after i get the drive to register again), and it starts fine and works til the next blue screen.

Was not expensive.

It has proven to be unreliable after barely any usage.

Used this little guy in my parents HTPC as a boot/OS drive. With a admitted slower CPU (A4-3400) system still able to boot into Windows 7 in around 30 sec from button press. (Windows 8.1 would boot about 50% faster)

None for the price.

No data was lost.Was Fast for 5 hours.Then died.

Lasted 5 hours.Then tried install Mint 17,it would install then a flashing screen.Try other OS and same result.I think a flash drive has more longevity than this SSD.

Great SSD 60GB is enough, as long as you have another hard drive. Easily installed into my PC, my motherboard recognized it first time I booted.

- Not Free - doesn't automatic recognize its self on windows -not 1TB

Boot up times on a run of the mill laptop are now quick and painless. Wakes from sleep in 2 seconds. Apps load within a second. Can't complain about this SSD>

It's not 10TB or free.

Fast SSD drive with a low profile.

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