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is the Patriot PBT960GS25SSDR Blast Series a good SSD?

KSores

just go with a samsung ssd

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1 minute ago, KSores said:

i got a amazing deal. is it worth paying 100$ more for samsing? (1tb)

yes it is i read reviews on the ssd most of them say they go dead after a little over a week

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here are just a few reviews 

" died after just two weeks, booted laptop to find drive not recognized, removed it and it wasn't detected in a different PC. RMA'd for a refund"

" I had my Blast 480 for about three weeks before it died"

" My SSD stopped working within a month, I RMA'd it and the replacement broke with in a month as well. "

"  Died a little over 2 months from install. Installed in the first days of January 2016, it died last night. No warning, PC locked up, on reboot the drive was no longer detected. Slaved to different system and it would not show up. Installed and ran Patriot's SSD Utility from their website. "No Supported Drives Found." Bye bye data.
Not happy at all, especially because I specifically chose Patriot for their good reputation with memory. Thankfully I run backups but now I'm out an SSD. "

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1 minute ago, Maybach123 said:

here are just a few reviews 

" died after just two weeks, booted laptop to find drive not recognized, removed it and it wasn't detected in a different PC. RMA'd for a refund"

" I had my Blast 480 for about three weeks before it died"

" My SSD stopped working within a month, I RMA'd it and the replacement broke with in a month as well. "

"  Died a little over 2 months from install. Installed in the first days of January 2016, it died last night. No warning, PC locked up, on reboot the drive was no longer detected. Slaved to different system and it would not show up. Installed and ran Patriot's SSD Utility from their website. "No Supported Drives Found." Bye bye data.
Not happy at all, especially because I specifically chose Patriot for their good reputation with memory. Thankfully I run backups but now I'm out an SSD. "

ok. but what about adata?

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13 minutes ago, KSores said:

is the Patriot PBT960GS25SSDR Blast Series a good SSD?

Not if it's anything like their 120GB version. It didn't die on me in two weeks, but it did slow down to being no better than a 7200 RPM HDD within a couple of months.

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2 minutes ago, KSores said:

really? that sucks. what about adata that is 80 $ cheaper

adatas a bit better but do you really need thee 1 tb of ssd storage i would recommend going with a 500gb Samsung 850 evo or pro then a 1 to 5 tb (depending on your needs) wd black hdd

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1 minute ago, Maybach123 said:

adatas a bit better but do you really need thee 1 tb of ssd storage i would recommend going with a 500gb Samsung 850 evo or pro then a 1 to 5 tb (depending on your needs) wd black hdd

well i have alot of files that i want on my ssd (around 400 gb) and if i get 1 tb i would have room for upgrades. btw one last question is the 

OCZ Trion 100

any good?

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Just now, KSores said:

well i have alot of files that i want on my ssd (around 400 gb) and if i get 1 tb i would have room for upgrades. btw one last question is the 

OCZ Trion 100

any good?

again lower class than the samsung ssd 

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Just get a Samsung and get dicked over by their complete refusal to handle their firmware properly (840 heyooo) and completely abysmal Canadian return policies

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Remembering that the people with something negative to say are the ones who voice their opinion the most. Don't just look at the reviews if possible, look at the number of negative reviews to the overall number of people who bought the product.

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I like my 1tb Samsung Evo 840s.

 

I wouldn't get any other brand now because their Samsung Magician tool is amazing and free for SSD maintenance. 

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9 hours ago, KSores said:

well i have alot of files that i want on my ssd (around 400 gb) and if i get 1 tb i would have room for upgrades. btw one last question is the 

OCZ Trion 100

any good?

Even worse. The Trion 150 sounds pretty solid, though.

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