Product Details
- Brand: OCZ
- Model: OCZSSD2-1CLSLT120G
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 1.00" h x
4.00" w x
5.75" l,
.40 pounds
Features
- NAND Flash Components: Multi-Level Cell (MLC) NAND Flash Memory, Interface: SATA II 3.0Gbp/s, Cache: 128MB, Form Factor: 3.5 Inch form factor
- Life Expectancy: 1 million hours Mean Time Before Failure (MTBF), Reliability: ECC: BCH with 8, 12 or 16 bits correctable, Product Health Monitoring: Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology
- Operating Temperature: 0C - 70C, Storage Temparature: -45C - +85C, Shock Resistance: 1500G, Certifications: RoHS, CE, FCC
- Max Read: up to 260MB/s, Max Write: up to 260MB/s, Sustained Write: up to 220MB/s, 4k IOPS (QD:32): 15,000 IOPS, Seek Time: 0.1 MS
- Power Consumtion: Idle: 4.3 Watts Active: 7.1Watts, Performance Optimization: Background Garbage Collection
Product Description
The Colossus Lite 3.5 Inch Solid State Drive Series is designed to meet the performance ideals of consumer desktop and enthusiast clients. The Colossus LT Series is the latest solution for prosumers and enthusiasts looking to take advantage of the benefits of SSD technology and maximize their storage arrays. Colossus LT SSDs deliver exceptional performance for high-end desktops and are the result of OCZ's latest breakthroughs in flash based storage. Designed to offer PC enthusiasts a best-in-class storage upgrade from traditional hard disc drives, the innovative Colossus LT Series features incredible speed and ample storage for the complete gamut of gaming, multimedia and demanding productivity applications. The Colossus delivers all the proven benefits of SSDs such as superior system responsiveness, ultra-fast data access, and greater durability, while providing the storage capacity desktop users demand.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Gary Swartzleonard
I installed this as my boot drive and then installed Windows 7 x64, so comparing to my old 10K RPM Western Digital boot drive with Windows XP 32-bit isn't exactly fair. But my system now boots in 20 seconds (10 seconds for the BIOS and 10 seconds for Windows), whereas it used to take up to 2-1/2 minutes before it was usable. Programs load nearly instantaneously, even memory hogs like Photoshop.Another bonus: I feel I am saving energy because I'm shutting down my system when I'm going to be away for 30 minutes or more, where I used to leave it on all day because it took so long to start up.The only concern I have is how long it will last, due to the problems of this type of drive "wearing out" its read/write capability. But mechanical drives fail too, so we'll see how they compare.I plan to buy this or similar SSD drives for three other systems soon. Best investment I've made in a long time.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By GDL
The drive has failed after 3 Months. The drive can be recognized for 20sec-2 minutes, and than loses the connection The drive can NOT be formatted.I had Win7 on it installed.My Music Library got screwed up. It was on OTHER drive. However, because I had in MediaMonkey the setting to automatically monitor and organize my library. It had been reading it. Since the system drive and its file system failed on OCZ, it got influence on my Music Collection. And it was a collection of 10.000 titles which I sometimes picked up manually, organized, renamed and tagged.Yes, everything was faster. But who cares now....It failed faster as well.I can not recommend the OCZ LT. I will continue using WD Black Caviar - fast enough.... and much more reliable (I have 5 drives for a year, all of them are still working).P.S. Good that I have a back up.
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