OCZ 2.5# VERTEX SERIES 120GB SATA/300 SSD MLC

2010-12-19

Håller måttet, tålig och aldrig några problem. Bra support hos tillverkaren.

2010-04-26

Har än så länge 3st i raid 0 och det går ruskigt fort, jobbar mkt med photoshop och det går så fort att spara så att man inte ens ser "saving" progress baren. Diskarna har hållt sig i ett år snart och visar inga tecken på att slöa ner, dom läser i skrivande stund maximum 648 mb per sek och min 233 mb/sek i programmet HD tune Pro. Dustin förövrigt jäkligt bra firma :)

2009-08-13

Tveka inte. Köp! Om en Summit-serie eller någon annan är bättre än Vertex kan jag inte svara på. Denna är dock sjukt snabb och har from igår ett 1000 kr bättre pris än när jag köpte den härom veckan. Tvekar du: Sluta med det och Köp!

2009-06-24

Absolutely awesome upgrade from 7200 rpm notebook disk, less space but the performance!!! Wow! I am very satisfied with this now that I realize none of the problems I initially had were due to the product itself but rather due to my not understanding SSD contra normal rotating hard drives. This product and this size (120GB) is an extremely good and well supported product based on my experiences. The OCZ forums are active, fast and provide helpful information and frequent updates and tools to help you. Mine was delivered week 24 and came with version 1.10 firmware meaning this is fresh stock Dustin is delivering and you will not have to hassle with firmware updates the first thing you do. Keeping it simple, a little heads up if you are a first time SSD buyer (as I was) - switching to SSD is not as simple as one may think. There are issues that you need to be familiar with, bios support for native or compatibility mode, AHCI, chipsets, SATA 2 support, firmware flashing, alignment requirements (for XP) reducing random I/O etc. etc There are no single how-to guides or even any manuals included. This is because of differences between how standard rotating hard drives and SSD drives work -not the brand OCZ, Intel or any other SSD manufacturer. It applies to all drives of all sizes but differs to some extent depending on which operative system you will use. Highly recommend you familiarize yourself first. SSD has indeed come of age. Win7 will have built in support for SSD mechanics as well, trim and alignment in specific. Microsoft has acknowledged this. You would benefit from either being technical, having a friend that understands SSDl, have access to IT support, be very good at researching forums or all of the above. All the needed information is there easily accessible but it takes effort and in many cases trial and error to be up and running optimally. Research well the drive you buy beforehand, skim the forums first.This particular drive is a very good value based on whats currently available. It offers great performance and is big enough to not be small like the Intel 80GB, cheaper per GB and offers comparable or in several scenarios *better* performance. Lastly and hoping to save you some disappointment, if you are planning on using this or a similar 2nd generation SSD in a laptop, you may want to double check that your notebook manufacturer has not limited the SATA transfer speeds down to SATA 1 levels (many Dell, HP and Lenovo models even with ICH 7 or newer chipsets have done this) If they have you will loose exactly half of the read speed this disk can offer perhaps leading you to falsely believe the product is not performing at the advertised speed. Highly recommended!! / Blame - on OCZ forums.