Monday, June 5th 2017

Patriot Unveils the Singe and Spark SSDs

Patriot Memory unveiled its Singe series performance-segment SATA SSD, and its Spark series external SSD at Computex 2017. Built in the 7 mm-thick 2.5-inch form-factor, the drives take advantage of the SATA 6 Gbps interface. The Spark, on the other hand, features 5 Gbps USB 3.0 interface. The company didn't talk about the NAND flash type or even the controller, but focused on their performance figures.

The Singe comes in 240 GB and 480 GB capacities, and offers sequential transfer speeds of up to 555 MB/s reads, with up to 500 MB/s writes, and up to 70,000 IOPS 4K random read/write performance. The Spark, on the other hand, comes in a wider variety of capacities - 120 GB, 240 GB, 480 GB, and 960 GB; and offers performance of up to 465 MB/s reads, with up to 460 MB/s writes. It uses a single cable for both power and host connectivity.
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16 Comments on Patriot Unveils the Singe and Spark SSDs

#1
Th3pwn3r
Single sata cable correct?
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#2
rtwjunkie
PC Gaming Enthusiast
So, they don't mention the Nand type, the cache type or size, the controller, or the estimate of TB that can be written.

It sounds like they made a lot of conscious decisions to hold back information. :rolleyes:
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#3
FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
Singe and spark....

These SSDs arent going to suddenly catch fire are they???
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#4
rtwjunkie
PC Gaming Enthusiast
FreedomEclipseSinge and spark....

These SSDs arent going to suddenly catch fire are they???
It couldn't be scripted any better for a film if they suddenly had to recall them for catching fire. :laugh:
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#5
Tomgang
Not much info about these ssd's, dosent matter i have those ssd i ned for now and either way my next ssd is m.2 more for sure.

But singe and spark, i see where this is going. But ditten they forgot a name? Like flame or something maybe thats up next for there m.2 models :roll:

So we have singe, spark and then flame o_O
Thats gonna be one hot lauch i would say or there slogan might be: you feel the burn :p
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#6
DRDNA
TomgangNot much info about these ssd's, dosent matter i have those ssd i ned for now and either way my next ssd is m.2 more for sure.

But singe and spark, i see there this is going. But ditten they forgot a name? Like flame or something maybe thats up next for there m.2 models :roll:

So we have singe, spark and then flame o_O
Thats gonna be one hot launch i would say or there slogan might be: you feel the burn
:p
FreedomEclipseSinge and spark....

These SSDs arent going to suddenly catch fire are they???
There was another brand TPU reviewed and it was called SCORCH...roflmao......people were saying how these drives really don't need fancy cooling on the chips....lol..... I think the naming convention of late suggest otherwise.
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#7
TheLaughingMan
Until they update the SATA system to revision 3.2 which is suppose to have 16 Gb/s throughput instead of 6 Gb/s, there is nothing to see or know about any of these drives. They are just yearly refreshes often with no real change beyond a catchy name and who is giving them the best prices for NAND and controller at the time.
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#8
Tomgang
DRDNAThere was another brand TPU reviewed and it was called SCORCH...roflmao......people were saying how these drives really don't need fancy cooling on the chips....lol..... I think the naming convention of late suggest otherwise.
Scorch serious. Whats next? Wildfire maybe or how about hellfire. I better stop before i give them any "hot" idea.
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#9
FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
TomgangScorch serious. Whats next? Wildfire maybe or how about hellfire. I better stop before i give them any "hot" idea.
How about Isis?? an SSD that destroys other SSDs in benchmarks regardless of brand name or controller??
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#10
Tomgang
FreedomEclipseHow about Isis?? an SSD that destroys other SSDs in benchmarks regardless of brand name or controller??
Oh my an ssd for torrorists. Isis i would rather say then its an ssd with some explosive inside that goes of if you brain watch it... cause thats what terrorist are. Brain watch minions.
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#11
Prima.Vera
Th3pwn3rSingle sata cable correct?
Or just usb 3.1 cable...
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#12
rtwjunkie
PC Gaming Enthusiast
Funny, just looked closely at the Singe....it doesn't match what Patriot said. It has a power AND a SATA cable. I'm guessing that single cable only applies to the Spark.
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#13
bug
TomgangScorch serious. Whats next? Wildfire maybe or how about hellfire. I better stop before i give them any "hot" idea.
Ashes. One step ahead of everyone else ;)
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#14
Caring1
TomgangScorch serious. Whats next? Wildfire maybe or how about hellfire. I better stop before i give them any "hot" idea.
Patriot made Pyro a few years back.
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#15
Caring1
btarunrThe Spark, on the other hand, comes in a wider variety of capacities - 120 GB, 240 GB, 480 GB, and 960 GB; and offers performance of up to 465 MB/s reads, with up to 460 MB/s writes. It uses a single cable for both power and host connectivity.

Being an external drive it most likely uses a USB 3.1 cable.
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#16
bug
Th3pwn3rSingle sata cable correct?
From the article:
The Spark, on the other hand, features 5 Gbps USB 3.0 interface.
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