OC3D Review Patriot Inferno 60GB SSD

tinytomlogan · #1 10-01-11, 09:56 AM

Today we take a look at a Sandforce based SSD from Memory giants Patriot. Have the early problems been ironed out?

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alicarve · #2 10-01-11, 10:25 AM

been wondering what these are like, good review from bryan

chudley · #3 10-01-11, 01:13 PM

Very Well written review Bryan, I do have a couple of questions and it may be an oversight by me, what OS were you using? and was it 32bit or 64bit. I do not know how much this may impact on results and wonder whether that is also a test that should be done just to see if different OS do make a difference.

SnW · #4 10-01-11, 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by chudley

Very Well written review Bryan, I do have a couple of questions and it may be an oversight by me, what OS were you using? and was it 32bit or 64bit. I do not know how much this may impact on results and wonder whether that is also a test that should be done just to see if different OS do make a difference.

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Test Setup

Patriot Inferno 60GB

ASUS Rampage III

Intel Core i7-920 @ 3.8GHz

Noctua NH-D14

6GB Corsair Dominator GT

EVGA GTX570

Windows 7 x64

Its time for a new SSD for me ...

alicarve · #5 10-01-11, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by SnW

Its time for a new SSD for me ...

i haven't even got one yet still waiting for more of a price drop lol

chudley · #6 10-01-11, 02:59 PM

@SnW thanks for putting my eyes in

couldn't see that despite looking for it twice before posting.

VonBlade · #7 10-01-11, 06:56 PM

It's quite alright we all miss things. Thank you for the nice comments.

The OS wont make a difference unless you're using XP. TRIM doesn't work with XP, kinda with Vista and fine with Win 7.

Although if you're not on Win 7 by now, you really should make that your prior investment.

It's a demon little drive for the money. Just so lovely to see one that isn't black. Little things