Solid-State Drives

I wish the GB/$ ratio was better.

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Fast

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I think in time SSD may be a standard. My laptop from Sony uses RAID 1 SSD and has worked great for nearly a year now. I'm guessin the OCZ don't have the same level testing performed on them. I would still consider other manufacturer's SSD drives -...

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Extremely fast hard drive! Windows 7 boots in about 12 secs. I was really undecided on which computer I should put it in, but I ended up putting it in my laptop, and I can say I would never go back to regular platter hard drives again! My only...

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Very nice packaging, first use of drive seems speedy, but not more so than other sticks. No U3 "CD-ROM emulation", just a plain drive

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With I would have exercised caution when buying something with few eggs. Know for next time.

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We found not many features missing from the KS10. Of course adding an XMBC server to the player would have much better results for media sharing fans but the included Twonky server takes the job as well. And while Shuttle offers several other more...

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The clone software works, the USB connection is spot on

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They should have these on laptops!!

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It's not a super fast drive. It is operating over USB so it will be limited to that speed (I knew this before I bought it). However it does operate faster than many other USB drives. I can't recommend it because of data corruption problems.

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Got this for $31 here a couple weeks ago. As with many others, mine was DOA. Not recognized by the BIOS in either of 2 systems, and actually sent one of them into a boot loop. Wanted to just get a refund after seeing how high a percentage of these are...

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Bought 2 SSD of this line, this and a 250. Both have died and without any warning. this one lasted about 2 months and so did the 250GB. the first one I thought was very bad luck ( first SSD that I had owned personally) but after the second one failed...

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AND, there is the gigabyte problem. SMART data is broken between the bios and the drives. OCZ did get with Gigabyte and try and get a bios update for 2 boards of the 20 or so that are affected. I have an Asus board and the data isn't even reported...

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Where are all the bad reviews for this product through other distributors? 5 stars to Newegg for not being afraid to let people tell it like it is!

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Windows CE is an operating system that is about 10 years old and was developed for PDAs from that era. It is not very versitile and you will be dissapointed. You cannot load any programs that were not designed for it. You are stuck with the old version...

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Your money is best spent elsewhere. My SSD drive made by Crucial runs great, has never had any issues, I'll be buying their brand from now on.

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Stay Away from OCZ products.

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Absolutely avoid this drive at all costs, there is an engineering flaw that prevents it from working properly.

4 user reviews

SSD failed within 12 days from installation taking my brand new OS (paid for), apps and files to a "bricked" grave ... literally "dead" and no-access for any troubleshooting - RMA with OCZ was a slow process and they will "exchange only" not refund -...

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The OCZ Throttle 16GB failed within two days: same symptoms as described by Barry Irving above. I have to suspect that the RMA and replacement unit will face the same fate? At this stage, I cannot recommend this drive, no matter how fast it is, if it...

4 user reviews

Internal - Serial ATA

2 expert reviews

Lian Li are back with a range of new cases to wet our appetite. Let's see what they have in store for us this time

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