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Compare Patriot Burst Elite 1.92TB vs Memory Burst SSD 480GB

Patriot Burst Elite 1.92TB and Patriot Memory Burst SSD 480GB are both solid state drives with the same Interface (SATA 6 Gb/s) and Form Factor (2.5"). The main differences are in Capacity, Max Sequential Read, Max Sequential Write and MTBF.
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Brand
Patriot
Brand
Patriot
Model
PBE192TS25SSDR
Model
PBU480GS25SSDR
Release Date
📅 April 2021
Release Date
📅 May 2018
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Price/GB
$0.04
Price/GB
$0.09
GB/$1
24.58
GB/$1
11.17
Series
Burst Elite
Series
Burst
Capacity
1920 GB
Capacity
480 GB
Interface
SATA 6 Gb/s
Interface
SATA 6 Gb/s
NVME
No
NVME
No
Form Factor
2.5"
Form Factor
2.5"
SSD Controller
-
SSD Controller
Phison S11
Cache
-
Cache
32MB SDR
Max Sequential Read
Up to 450 MB/s
Max Sequential Read
ATTO: up to 560 MB/s
CDM: up to 550 MB/s
Max Sequential Write
Up to 320 MB/s
Max Sequential Write
ATTO: up to 540 MB/s
CDM: up to 490 MB/s
MTBF
>2,000,000 Hours
MTBF
>2,000,000 hours

Comparison and key differences summary

Reasons to buy the Patriot Burst Elite 1.92TB:

  • Newer Product, it was released around 3 years later
  • More Capacity (+1440 GB available)

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Reasons to buy the Patriot Memory Burst SSD 480GB:

  • 8% cheaper, you can save $6.12

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