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    Default Patriot Supersonic Rage XT 32GB and Boost XT 32GB Flash Drives

    Replacing the glacially slow USB 2.0 as the go-to standard of choice for those who want speed, USB 3.0 boasts huge speed increases that can allow us those faster transfer speeds we want, while still maintaining large capacity and highly portable nature of those ubiquitous flash drives. And this brings us to today's topic of discussion: the Patriot Supersonic Rage XT and Boost XT USB 3.0 flash drives. Sporting a USB 3.0 interface to improve performance, these little drives pack 32GB of capacity onto a form factor that can fit onto your key ring. Read on to find out how fast they are.

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    Great review jake!


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    Good review there Jake

    I have been using the 32GB XTSupersonic drive for several months now and love it
    3.0 makes a big difference in transfer rates and I really like the rubber case
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    Just received samples from Kingston, the new Data Traveler 64GB Ultimate 3.0 G3 & 32GB Data Traveler Workspace flash drives, also the new V300 240GB SSD
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