Vertex 3 claims the title as the greatest SSD of the year

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Product : Vertex 3
Product page : www.ocztechnology.com/ocz-vertex-3-sata-iii-2-5-ssd.html
Country : United Kingdom
Media : PC Format
Rating : Gear of the Year 2012 in SSD category
Type : Print

In PC Format’s yearly Gear of the Year awards the Vertex 3 claimed the title as the greatest SSD of the year!

Review / Snapshots:

“You may have thought that the first generation of SandForce controllers was impressive but the performance from the second generation, the SF-2000 family, simply blows the past away. To say that the 240GB Vertex 3 is an impressive drive is to do it a disservice; it is a pretty amazing drive with performance you could only dream about even as recently as last year.”

“In the space of just one generation, OCZ has brought out a drive with sequential performance that threatens to overwhelm the SATA 6Gbps interface.”

“The Vertex 3 has first-rate 4KB performance, making it a superb all-round drive. You have to feel a little sorry for Intel’s SSD division – it launched its Marvell controlled 510 Series, its fastest drive to date, and then had its thunder stolen away in the most emphatic way.”

“We also have to make some mention of the cost of this speedy li’l drive. It is a bit pricey and although the headline performance figures make for amazing reading, is it worth the hundred pound or so premium over the previous generation Vertex 2? Well, of course it is.”

“The idea that the 6Gbps interface would be future proofing for a while yet is now out of the window, well at least it is for the SSD market. For mechanical drives it’ll be a long while yet before the interface gets close to being flooded by data. But if the Vertex 3 is anything to go by, SandForce’s latest controller has almost made the interface redundant for SSDs overnight. OCZ’s exploration of the PCIe bus for its RevoDrive and RevoDrive X2 parts suddenly makes a lot more sense. And what will be interesting is to see these controllers paired in OCZ’s RevoDrives. Or how about four of them in the Revo X2 range of PCIe SSD drives?”