Patriot P320 512GB
The Patriot P320 512GB costs €110.90 right now, or €0.217/GB. The 1TB is cheaper per gigabyte at €0.192/GB. Stepping up to the 1TB costs €81.00 more. It is rated for 240 TBW, about 130 GB of writes a day for 5 years.
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Where to buy the Patriot P320 512GB
Every in-stock offer we track, cheapest first.
- Alternate€110.90+ €7.99 shipping
Price history
Lowest in the last 30 days: €110.90. Lowest in 60 days: €110.90.
Lowest in-stock price each day at the shops we track in Germany, across every version of this drive we list (including heatsink editions). Lowest point €110.90 on Oct 28; latest €110.90. Amazon prices appear in the offer list but are not charted.
Specifications
Speed (rated)
- Sequential read
- 3,000 MB/s
- Sequential write
- 2,200 MB/s
- Interface
- PCIe 3.0 x4
Endurance
- Rated writes
- 240 TBW
- Warranty
- 5 years
That is about 130 GB of writes a day for 5 years. A typical gaming PC writes a small fraction of that.
Drive
- Capacity
- 512GB
- Form factor
- M.2 2280
Identity
- Part number
- P320P512GM28
- Spec source
- Maker's datasheet
Specifications from the maker’s own datasheet. A dash or a missing row means the maker does not publish that figure for this capacity.
Does it fit a PS5?
No. It misses one of Sony's requirements: PCIe Gen4 or faster on four lanes, M.2, at least 5,500 MB/s, and no taller than 11.25 mm with a heatsink. Every drive that fits.
Quality score
How we score →Scored for a gaming PC from what the maker publishes: read speed against the level games are built around, capacity (under 1TB loses points), cache type, endurance per terabyte and warranty. Speed above the floor adds almost nothing.
Value weighs the score against the price, compared with other 500GB NVMe SSDs: this drive costs €216.60/TB against a typical €229.29/TB. At a typical price, value equals the score. Cheaper raises it and dearer lowers it, but price counts for less than quality.
A factor we hold no value for scores zero rather than being skipped, so a drive we know little about never outranks a fully documented one. A low score with low confidence means undocumented, not bad. This is a specification index, not a benchmark, and it only compares NVMe SSDs with each other.
See every capacity of the Patriot P320 on one page, or compare it with every other drive on the NVMe SSDs table.
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