Patriot SSD


  1. bigmck
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    Patriot SSD


    I am shopping for an SSD. I have noticed that the Patriot SSD's are about $30 to $40 cheaper than the others for the same size drive. I just wondered if any of you had any experience with Patriot and how they fared?
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  3. Kipper
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    Post a link to the one or more that you are thinking about. Will depend on which controller is being used mostly.
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