Patriot Hellfire M.2 NVMe SSD Review

[Marcus52]

So, what, a business should lower its prices because your government decided to charge you a higher tax? Or because your currency has a lower exchange value?

No. That's on you and your politicians, not on any business trying to make a profit. And if the business is actually guilty of charging more for your region than it legitimately should based on the prices charged in other regions - again, that's because your politicians are allowing it to happen.

 

[ah]

Talking about low cost NVMe ssd, the Intel 600P may cost 40% lower than the 950 Pro, but it's also 40% slower than 950 Pro. Also, how many NVMe drives do u have on a Z170 motherboard, and how many NVMe drives do u have an X99 Motherboard? How many apps and games con u store on a NVMe drive?...

 

[Houndsteeth]

So...one day soon, the manufacturers will realize the lower cost of manufacturing only M.2 ssd drives and then selling SATA adapters to those who need it. Supporting old technology should be on the backs of those who still need old technology, not on those who move to the new standard. The biggest issue I can see with M.2 is that most mainboards/notebooks only have one slot. We are going back to the one slot, one drive model.

 

[heliomphalodon]

I wish we had discovered whether or not this device is compatible with Intel PCH RAID.

 

[CRamseyer]

Now that I have a pair of them I'll let you know. I will need a few hours though.

 

[heliomphalodon]

Still very keen to know if they work with Intel PCH RAID.