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Question: Is there anyone in 2014 that has actually confirmed that the Patriot 32GB Supersonic Rage can be used ( created ) as bootable : Win 8.1 or Ubuntu 14.04, etc...
Document: I ordered this (Patriot 64GB Supersonic Rage Series USB 3.0 Flash drive) on January 14, 2014 and it was delivered on Jan 18. Way ahead of the original scheduled delivery date of February 5, 2014 :). And it was free delivery :) Thanks Amazon. I realy appriciate it.The flash Drive has been working great so far. It very fast. I transfered 30gb of books to it. It transfered them all within 3.5 minuts.
The Patriot Memory Supersonic Rage XT 32GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive (PEF32GSRUSB) is Great. We travel a little and having the extra space in a small area is really out very well.
At the beginning of this year (2013) we bought 2 top-of-the line iMacs (Quad Core i7, 32GB RAM, etc) that use USB 3.0 So I bought one Patriot Rage 32GB USB Flash Drive so we could transfer files between us easily, to take with our laptops, etc (yes, we can and do use AirDrop also).The USB is great! Better build quality than most.
I usually stick to SanDisk or Kingston (never had a problem with either) but because of the good reviews I thought I'd try the Patriot 32GB Supersonic Rage USB 3.0 Flash Drive. It never really worked properly from the start- it occasionally lost data. Finally, after four months it totally died. I'm replacing it with a Kingston 32GB.
I am disappointed. After 14 months, the Supersonic Rage XT 32 GB Flash Drive which I bought from another merchant stopped working. My notebook computer would say there was a malfunction with a USB device attached to the computer. I tried saving data to the Flash Drive to no avail. I tried accessing data on the drive; that failed. I even tried downloading a driver from the Patriot website, but that proved useless in terms of getting my computer to recognize the drive.
I have a wide variety of USB Flash Drives. From 32 GB USB 2.0 to 128 GB USB 3.0. This is the fastest in my collection and it has been very reliable. I use the smaller Supersonic Rage 64 GB and this Supersonic Rage 128 GB for my personal &#34;safety&#34; backups for family pictures and other things I couldn't recover if the primary and backup drives both failed due to a power surge, fire at home, etc.
Goto:1) Applications2) Utilities Folder3) Disk Utility4) Click on your Rage 32GB USB Drive5) Click the ERASE  tab/button (make sure you don't have anything you need to keep on the drive)6) Choose: 'Mac OS Extended (Journaled)' in the FORMAT drop down7) Click ERASENote: I did notice a performance hit on my USB after I changed formats from FAT32 to Mac OS Extended (Journaled).
I like this Patriot 64GB Supersonic Rage Series USB 3.0 Flash Drive--no cap, no pieces to loose--superlative design. And it looks great.
The unfavorable ratings for under 2 stars:00.5%  (9 out of 197) - Patriot Supersonic Rage XT 64GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive (PEF64GSRUSB)41.0% (15 out of 37) - Kingston Digital HyperX 3.0 DataTraveler (DTHX30/64GB)
Lost two stars for being other than patriot, non-sequential ops and sketchy boot performance across a panoply of devices.Host USB chipset undoubtedly impacts performance.interestingly lsusb reports this is a Kingston device. hmmmm. Are higher end patriot USB pen drives also rebadged? The non-supersonic rage XT is not a kingston devicethis appears to be a clone: returning for replacement
Answer: It works fine for 8.1 as well as 7 so there's no reason why it shouldn't work with any others