Saturday, June 3rd 2017

Patriot Showcases Their Scorch M.2 NVMe SSDs at Computex 2017

At Computex 2017, Patriot put on a scorching show with their high-speed M.2 2280 NVMe SSDs, the Patriot Scorch. These leverage a Phison 5008-E8 controller to deliver up to 1200 MB/s reads and 800 MB/s writes at a 240 GB capacity. This controller is one of the only budget solutions to include a multi-core processor at its heart, which bodes well to the Scorch's rated speeds. MTBF operation is rated at over 2,000,000 hours, which is more than you'll ever need in your lifetime (and if it isn't, you really have to tell me your secret.) The Scorch will utilize Toshiba's 64-layer BiCS FLASH with 3-bits per cell (TLC) memory, which should decrease their cost, which should help Patriot release these Scorch SSDs on Q3 of this year, with a touted "attractive, budget" pricing.
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4 Comments on Patriot Showcases Their Scorch M.2 NVMe SSDs at Computex 2017

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Perfect name for drives known for thermal throttling under sustained load.
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Ferrum Master
bugPerfect name for drives known for thermal throttling under sustained load.
At least they are honest. :pimp:
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bug
Prima.Vera240GB?? Really?
It's a budget solution. 500GB drives cannot be had for less than $200 (I think) which is about where "budget" ends.
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