Product Name - Patriot Memory Viper VP4300 Lite 2TB M.2 PCIe Gen4 x4 SSD, Compatible with PS5 - VP4300L2TBM28H
Warranty - 3month Seller Warranty from the date of your purchase.
Condition: Unused, Brand new units, without bill
Quantity available: 9 units (5 left now)
Invoice: NA
Transfer speeds (Read|Write): 7400 | 6400 (MB/s)
Endurance: 1,600 TBW
Crystaldiskinfo health & product catalogue screenshot attached, refer images.
Local pickup: Kolkata, West Bengal.
Price: 8,000/-
Note: No shipping charges, discount if taken 1+ units
Description- All NVMEs are in flawless condition, and with 100% health. Crystal Disk info has been attached for all the units. Before dispatch, proper photos and details will be shared. These wont carry any retail bill/box and will come loose. Packaging will be take care of while shipping.
Can you do a speed test of any of the drives once?
I saw reviews in YouTube and they are showing 7000 read / 6600 write. Very good speed indeed inspite of being DRAM less drives.
Not possible to share speed testing info now, for that will have to plug the drive inside the PC in order to get it’s full speeds.
Testbench has got B450 boards, which are Gen3 based, hence won’t go beyond 3600MB/s for speed test.
Crystal info would be shared by putting the drive in an NVME enclosure.
It was launched with TLC and then they pulled a switcheroo to QLC. Generally doesn’t make sense to go for QLC if price is around TLC. They also switched the controller and NAND provider at different points.
This is usually the problem with the lesser brands.
Seems Tom’s hardware encountered the same issue. It becomes a lottery with these brands as they don’t change the model number but switch nearly all the basic components after initial reviews, usually for cheaper ones. Older is better in these cases.
4tb variant is seen to come with QLC, can’t be sure with 2tb one. This could be maxio controller with ymtc 232L nand flash (seeing the firmware version). To be sure you can check the part number on the Nand flash under the sticker or use maxio flash ID tool from this site:
Only problem is the YMTC 232-layer flash is available as 1Tb variants, so nothing stopping them from being used in lower capacity variants, although that is unlikely for the ones being sold here.
