Product Details
- Size: 240 GB
- Color: Black
- Brand: Satechi
- Model: OCZSSD2-2VTXE240G
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: .40" h x
2.70" w x
3.90" l,
.40 pounds
- Hard Disk: 240GB
- Display size: 2.5
Features
- NAND Flash Components: Multi-Level (MLC) NAND Flash Memory, Interface: Sata 3.0Gbp/s
- Life Expectancy: 2 million hours Mean Time Before Failure (MTBF), Reliability: ECC: 27 bytes of redundancy per 512 bytes of data
- OS Compatability: Windows XP 32/64 bit, Windows Vista 32/64 bit, Windows 7 32/64 bit, Linux, Certifications: RoHS, CE, FCC
- Max Read: up to 285 MB/s, Max Write: up to 275 MB/s, Sustained Write: up to 250 MB/s, 4k Random Write (Aligned): 50,000 IOPS, Seek Time: 0.1ms
- Power Consumption: Idle: 0.5 Watts, Active: 2 Watts, Performance Optimization: TRIM (requires OS support)
Product Description
Based on a cutting-edge new architecture, Vertex 2 Solid State Drives deliver unprecedented performance while maintaining an affordable storage solution for early adopters looking to update their systems with the latest technology. OCZ designed the Vertex 2 to excel in both sequential and random read/write rates to take your PC or notebook productivity to the next level, featuring superb 4k random writes up to 50,000 IOPS to give a performance edge over the previous generation. Using the latest controller technology, Vertex 2 not only provides a faster, more responsive PC experience, but promotes cooler, quieter, and more energy efficient conditions compared to traditional mechanical hard drives. With solid performance coupled with supreme reliability, the Vertex 2 is designed to push the envelope in storage technology for those who place a premium on speed, reliability and efficiency, but demand the affordability of MLC flash memory. Built into SATA 3Gb/s, the Vertex 2 Series easily integrates into today's mobile and desktop platforms and features TRIM support to optimize performance over the drive's lifespan as the ultimate Windows 7 notebook or desktop upgrade.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
142 of 150 people found the following review helpful.
By c.s.
I purchased 21 of these through two vendors. Two of these have failed in less than 3 months. Yes, that would be a 10% failure rate so far. When I tried to warranty the item, they ignored all of the information I put in the initial trouble ticket, delayed the RMA by requiring redundant, useless info and arguing as to whether it was purchased at an authorized retailer despite the fact that both resellers are listed on THEIR site. Each email was followed by 24-36 hours of silence from them. Bottom line, my experience in the first 3 months is 10% failure rate, and 2-3 weeks delay in warranty service. Sure, stuff happens and electronics break, but their support and delays are frustrating and unnecessary. Beware!!!!
53 of 57 people found the following review helpful.
By S. McLean
I purchased this drive due to the specs on speed and an overall feeling that OCZ is quality based on memory purchases, but this experience has soured my views on OCZ. I have had this drive RMA two times now, the first issue I had was the drive would not past POST on my Gigabyte EP45 motherboard with AHCI enabled, yet my Kingston SSD would POST just fine. I followed techs suggestion to upgrade to the latest firmware etc. it didn't fix the problem. After weeks of haggling back and forth, I RMA through Amazon (Thank goodness) the replacement drive had the same model number, yet the plate on the bottom was a different make and it had a much newer firmware than what was on the OCZ web site. Low and behold, this drive would POST with AHCI enabled, so I installed my OS and had been using the drive for about a month. It was 11PM, tired, so I put my system into suspend like I normally do, then work up at 4AM and took the machine out of suspend, then Win7 went to blue screen (oh no, that's not good), so I powered off, back on to boot, NOTHING! the drive was no longer recognized (dead). I tried the drive on two other systems, in an external USB case, nothing, it's gone. Great, so I have been going back and forth again with OCZ tech, they are treating me like I did something wrong, I don't know what I am doing etc. Based on the poor quality and horrible support, I will never buy another OCZ SSD again.Also, google OCZ vertex 2 and drives dying, this seems to be happening a lot. I'm just saying, do some research before you place your data at risk, oh yeah, backup your data daily!
34 of 38 people found the following review helpful.
By SteveR
I bought this SSD on August 21st, 2010 and it completely failed by Sept 30th, taking all my data with it. Do not buy this item. It was wickedly fast when it ran, and silent --- but the reliability it too bad to warrant purchase. (I was using Windows XP, and this was the primary drive.)Dec 18th, 2010OCZ replaced the drive. It runs, after a fashion. It is the primary drive for a Windows 7 Basic netbook. When the drive is working, the netbook is fast, but it locks up every couple of hours or less and stays locked up until I hard-recycle the power. I eventually removed the drive an put the conventional drive back into the computer. Not as fast, but significantly more reliable.March 4th, 2011I prepared the drive using the setup disks and it has now run flawlessly for 3 months. Originally, I imaged my existing drive and copied that image to my new SSD. I believe that the process of pressing the image onto the SSD is what killed the first drive. Windows 7 reports that my machine is 20% faster with the SSD than with my 120GB 7200RPM 8MB Cache, normal SATA drive. So the total system performance is significantly improved.
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