Product Details
- Color: Black
- Brand: Patriot
- Model: PE32GS25SSDR
- Dimensions: 7.22" h x
1.13" w x
6.13" l,
.40 pounds
- Hard Disk: 32unknown-units
Features
- 2.5-Inch SATA II Solid State Drive
- Certification: FCC/ CE/ RoHS, MTBF: >1,500,000 Hours
- Shock resistant: 1500G/ 0.5ms, Vibration resistant: 20G/ 20-2000Hz with 3 Axis
- Support RAID 0, 1, 0+1
- Sequential Read: up to 175MB/s, Sequential Write: 100MB/s
Product Description
Patriot Warp series Solid State Drive (SSD) is the latest in storage technology. Using the state-of-the-art NAND flash chips and ultra-fast controllers, the Warp SSD Drive is available from 32GB to 250GB capacity delivering a blazing transfer speed up to 175MB/s read and 100 MB/s write. Compare to conventional disk Drives, built with 100% moving-free parts and housed in a vibration and shock resistance housing, the Warp SSD Drives provide a rock solid operating environment even during extreme working conditions, a perfect solution for a wide range of applications that require ruggedness, minimal power consumption, cooler temperature and silent operations. With reliability in mind, the Warp SSD Drives has 1.5 million hour mean time before failure (MTBF) and built in wear leveling technology in addition to the standard 2 year warranty to maximize the life span of the Drive and preserve your data integrity by automatic mark and block bad data cells. IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: Please DO NOT defragment Solid State Drive as it may shorten the life span of the product. Drive capacity may reflect some discrepancy limit to data reservation for wear leveling (built in error checking) and operating systems. Rated transfer speed may reflect differently from system specification, benchmark, Drivers, and operating systems. Interface: SATA I/II; Rapid support: 0, 1, 0+1; Dimensions: 99.88 x 69.63x 9.3 mm; Weight: 91g; Sequential Read: up to 175MB/s; Sequential Write: up to 100MB/s; Shock Resistant: 1500G/0.5ms; Vibration Resistant: 20G/20~2000Hz with 3 Axis; Operating Voltage: DC 5V; Power Consumption: 280mA~330mA; Operating Temperature: -10ºC~70ºC; Storage Temperature: -55ºC~125ºC; MTBF: >1,500,000 Hours; Data Retention: > 5 years at 25ºC; Data Reliability: Built in 15-bit ECC; O/S Support: 2000/XP/Vista, Linux and MAC OSX; Certification: FCC/CE/RoHS.
Customer Reviews
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By brenster
I thought they would be faster but... If you want to revive an old (or new!) Laptop... put one of these in! I have upgraded about 10 laptops using the Patriot 32GB and i am amazed every time. I have also used the Transcend IDE 8GB SSD (XP only for space reasons) on some of the older laptops and I highly recommend using these as well.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By Aaron Catherwood
SSD's are the future. Will eventually replace spinning hard disks altogether because of speed and reliability.I had 3 of these in RAID with another SSD from a different brand and it was a monster of a system.Must have them in RAID 0 with 2 drives, as a single drive may stutter. Make sure to fully optimize the OS.Have them from years ago and they are still running strong.Put one in my dads laptop and its battery life and performance is like a brand new laptop.Transfer rates are as advertised. Make sure to RAID to avoid stutter with Jmicron controller, and fully optimize to get full performance.The older 50nm transistor flash memory is actually more reliable than the newer memory, and I expect it to last my dad for years more in his laptop. I might even hand down the other 2 I have to my children provided I have any!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By A. Batie
The random write performance on these is abyssmal, do don't think of using it for a general purpose disk replacement, but I'm using several of them as boot disks on systems with software raid (which doesn't work so well on the boot drive), and they are fine for that purpose, and an extremely good value.Update: except they don't last. Almost every one of these I've gotten (4 or 5 now, I think) has died within a year or two...
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