Product Details
- Color: Black
- Brand: OCZ
- Model: OCZSSD2-1VTXLE100G
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: .36" h x
2.74" w x
3.90" l,
.20 pounds
Features
- NAND Flash Components: Multi-Level Cell (MLC) NAND Flash Memory, Interface: SATAII3.0Gbp/s
- Life Expectancy: 1.5 million hours Mean Time Before Failure(MTBF),ECC:27 byte so fredundancy per 512 bytes data.
- Operating Temperature:0C70C, Storage Temperature:-45C+85C
- Shock Resistance:1500G, Seek Time:0.1ms
- MaxI/Oper Second (IOPS):50000IOPS (4KBfilesize), Performance Optimization:TRIM (requiresOSsupport)
Product Description
OCZ Technology’s latest ground-breaking solid state drive is a limited edition solution designed for consumers looking for the highest level of SSD performance. Pushing the envelope like never before, the OCZ Vertex Limited Edition surpasses the competition where it counts most: maximum read / write speeds, unparalleled 4k random write rates, and minimal performance degradation. SSDs are the ideal storage alternative to hard drives and delivers the quality, reliability ,and durability demanded by consumers that will not settle for anything but the best. Complete with TRIM support, Vertex LE drives are the ultimate Windows 7 notebook or desktop drive upgrade.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
19 of 20 people found the following review helpful.
By Jim Hanna
The first unit I received was DOA. Bummer. Vertex replaced it promptly. Unfortunately, the second unit failed completely after a month in use - while I was traveling and working on time sensitive projects. Even though I have image backups, I had to cancel a trip and return home to replace my hard drive and restore it. If I hadn't had the image backup on Windows Home Server I would have been truly hosed. At this point, even if this unit is replaced under warranty I would never trust data to it another one of these drives. Too bad, the performance was great. If you're looking for an SSD, keep looking, there's nothing here.
9 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
By Joseph Hajduk
Great performance while it works, but failure rates are ridiculously high.Unless you enjoy playing russian roulette with your data I would go with the intel G2. Bought two of these in a raid0 and really really regret it after the first one died after 1 month. Forums are full of other poor saps like me. Being stuck with 800 dollars in drives you can't trust your data on really sucks.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Joe Rosen
Four days after install I received a "Loading DMI pool data hang up." at boot. Luckily I had a recovery floppy and a secondary working computer to search my issue. Could have been something I did? Everything is back running fine ever since the fix. This is an upgrade from my (2) 74gb Raptor Raid 0 configuration that I've had for the past 2 years. I've had the product for about a month now. I partitioned the drive for my Win7 64 bit OS (30 GB), Programs (3 GB), and Games (55 GB).Noticeable stuff so far: Computer boots faster, programs and games load faster, and encoding video is a little quicker. I cannot take full advantage of this product as my EVGA nForce 680i SLI Mainboard 122-CK-NF68-AR does not have the AHCI option, (checked MSI FAQ) which I guess makes it even faster from what I have read in the reviews for Solid State Drives. I would recommend making sure your motherboard supports the AHCI option in the BIOS to take full advantage of the speed. Not a huge deal, but if you are spending this kind of money, you'd want to make sure this thing was running as fast as it was meant to run.I would still recommend this product, as it has been a nice speed upgrade for my computer and I've been satisfied so far.
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