Patriot 2.5 inch Ignite Series SATA600

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 7 expert reviews

Excellent:

4
Good:

2
Average:

1
Bad:

0

Pros:

Phison S10 Series SSD controller, DRAM Cache: 256MB, SATA3 6Gbps, 7mm thickness, Up to 560MB/s Read, Up to 405 MB/s Write,
Build Quality, Very Good Overall Performance, 2.000.000 Hours MTBF, Feature Set, 3 Year Warranty, Current Price (For Some)
Great sequential performance, Price, Great feature set of the Phison S10 controller

Cons:

I can think of.
IOmeter SNIA Tests Performance

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Last revision on December 20, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Phison S10 Series SSD controller, DRAM Cache: 256MB, SATA3 6Gbps, 7mm thickness, Up to 560MB/s Read, Up to 405 MB/s Write,
Build Quality, Very Good Overall Performance, 2.000.000 Hours MTBF, Feature Set, 3 Year Warranty, Current Price (For Some)
Great sequential performance, Price, Great feature set of the Phison S10 controller
Good reliability featureset, Good performance during our 4K aligned write benchmark, Excellent power efficiency when idling

Reviewers Didn't Like

I can think of
IOmeter SNIA Tests Performance
Drive only, no extras, Slower 4K and IOPS scores
Very poor overall performance , Significantly overpriced in the mainstream SSD market

Expert reviews and ratings

There are plenty of SSDs on the market, and most of them will suit you just fine, but the Patriot Ignite is pound-for-pound one of the...

By TechRadar AU on April 28, 2015

This is the second drive we have reviewed that has used Phison's S10 controller. The first was the Corsair Neutron XT. The Phison PS3110-S10 is a true quad-core controller, with three of its cores exclusively being used for flash management tasks like...

By ThinkComputers on March 23, 2015

I have had many great experiences in the past testing Patriot Solid State drives, including the now iconic Pyro and Wildfire. The 120GB Wildfire drive I reviewed has actually been in one of our older server systems since we published results back in...

By Kitguru.net on March 20, 2015

Ignite is one of three Phison powered SSDs Patriot has released into the market. Utilizing the Phison S10 controller the Ignite was able to achieve 100K read IOPS in testing. It also has a plethora of ECC features as well as AES 256-bit encryption...

By thessdreview.com on February 13, 2015

If you want a high performance SSD for custom PC builds, ultrabooks or laptops, then we highly recommend the Patriot Ignite 240GB SSD. It offers very good performance at a price that's incredibly affordable. For this reason, we gave it our “Recommended”...

By funkykit.com on August 02, 2016

It's been a while since we last had an SSD by Patriot Memory so we were quite interested to see how their latest Ignite 480GB model would perform and compare against other similar solutions by other manufacturers. Well as you can see in our normal test...

By NikkTech on May 29, 2015

Well, the Patriot Ignite has undergone our testing procedures and I must say, I am rather happy with the results. It definitely did well in most of our benchmarks results and is a serious competitor in the standard 2.5″ SSD market, but before we finish...

By Play3r on May 27, 2015

Patriot is back in the SSD game with the release of three new products that pledge good performance at a low cost. The trio of SSDs are the Torch, Blaze, and finally the Ignite we reviewed today. The manufacturer opted to use a high performance Phison...

By Neoseeker on May 27, 2015

As I have explained in the introduction, everyone and everything has a weak spot. When it comes to our product reviews, we need to ensure we look for all the common and uncommon spots, to see how they perform. As for the Ignite 480GB, it seems Patriot...

By APH Networks on May 22, 2015

The Ignite's sequential read speeds were excellent, exceeding 563 MB/s read and 546 MB/s in some tests. Drive speed is constant as well. We have yet to test a SATA drive that is faster than the Ignite. At these speeds, our test motherboard's Intel SATA...

By proclockers.com on May 13, 2015

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