News Patriot Teases 12.4 GB/s Viper PV553 PCIe Gen5 x4 SSD

[Admin]

Patriot will be showcasing a super fast 12.4 GB/s Viper PV553 PCIe Gen5 x4 SSD at Computex alongside refreshed Gen4 drives, plus new DDR5 memory and peripherals.

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[wifiburger]

That tiny fan looks terrible, prob will sound very annoying given how hot these get

 

[usertests]

That tiny fan looks terrible, prob will sound very annoying given how hot these get

Blazing Gen5/Gen6 SSDs could benefit from that AirJet "solid state" cooling solution that hit the press a while ago, assuming it doesn't turn out to be vaporware.

 

[PlaneInTheSky]

That tiny fan looks terrible, prob will sound very annoying given how hot these get
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I don't want an SSD with fan or even heatsink.

1) it's just a matter of time before a small fan starts to rattle and fails
2) if an SSD needs so much cooling, I don't want my data near it

M.2 is such a stupid standard. We need U.2 and U.3 SSD like worstations use.

 

[Amdlova]

I think I will skip this gen of ssd for a good time. With that amount of heat better incrase ram and use it as ram cache.

 

[pointa2b]

M.2 is such a stupid standard. We need U.2 and U.3 SSD like worstations use.

I never understood why U.2 didn't take off like M.2- much less mobo real estate, better thermals, can use existing hardware to hold 2.5/3.5 drives, etc. Hopefully we see a shift in the future.

 

[lmcnabney]

I never understood why U.2 didn't take off like M.2- much less mobo real estate, better thermals, can use existing hardware to hold 2.5/3.5 drives, etc. Hopefully we see a shift in the future.

Possibly lack of compatibility between U.2 and U.3. There is backwards compatibility for U.3 drives on U.2 hardware, but not vice-versa. It isn't like PCIexp.