Patriot Inferno PI120GS25SSDR 2.5" 120GB SATA II MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD)

I went straight from a WD black edition to this so the performance difference was overwhelming. My computer shuts down in about 6 seconds. I also can't believe how fast windows is. Programs open so fast you can't even see the splash screen

Other devices are so dang slow now so data transfer is still limited by the slower device....for now. :) ; Makes my other non-SSD computers kind of a pain to use

FAST! Easy to install ; Patriot tech support available on first call

I am surprised that a company the caliber of Patriot does NOT make any type of 3rd party TRIMM utility or garbage collection utility for use with XP , as OCZ and intel have done ; I can see where a utility as such would be a real plus

It worked for 4 months

Received an RMA on Nov. 22 2010, arrived at Patriot on Nov. 29th and has been sitting there for over 6 weeks. Dialing their RMA department is a complete waste of time as no one ever picks up or returns my numerous messages left for them asking for my...

Extremely light, no noise what so ever, and easy to install. Much faster than my last SSD and one third the price. I bought a Patriot 120GB SSD almost 2 years ago for $680. The Inferno was only $250 and is twice as fast. It's nice to see that fast SSD...

None. Maybe not as fast as some of the higher end drives, but who cares. The difference is so slight it didn't factor in

Flawless operation and durability. Despite my friends' reluctance to get an ssd due to fears of reliability. These new ssd's with SandForce chips are extremely reliable. I have had zero problems with mine ; Near-instantaneous load times for games like...

Not a big difference in boot time. It still takes around 30 sec. My guess is that you will only notice a difference if you have a lot of programs that load when you boot. I don't. HOWEVER, in the past, my boot times have always gradually gone up from...

Easy to install, fast boot and shutdown

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Priced right in there with the other simular SSD drives, includes mounting bracket, SandForce SF-1222, great speed specifications. Made a big improvement over the original 7200RPM drive

I've used a lot of Intel and Kingston v+ series 120/128GB drives and was expecting a much better WEI score. My Kingston's have been getting 6.9 - 7.0 and the Intel has been getting 7.6 -7.7. I expected this drive to do better, but on an I7 gaming...

Deprived myself of SSD due to cost. Researched for a week between OCZ, Intet, Adata and Patriot. Bought Patriot and have no regret doing the purchase ; Might buy another one

none so far

Very fast, works great in my 2010 unibody macbook pro

Mounting screws screw in through the body of the SSD, and there are very few threads to hold the screws in place. One of the screws from the original mac hard drive was not fully held in place and could not be tightened. The drive was still held...

I got this SSD for my Alienware M11x, and must say, I'm extremely happy with my purchase. It benchmarks higher than my gaming rig which has 2 10000RPM Veloci Raptors in a RAID0 array ; Install was easy, hassle free, and flawless. With the rebate this...

None really. Except they appear to now be sold out