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August 2010
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Excellentes performances en pratique
Livré avec un adaptateur au format 3
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Des séries défectueuses sont commercialisées et nous poussent à retirer notre recommandation
Not 3rdGeneration SATA6.0 compliant, Lacks integrated USB MiniB data connection, Some manufacturers offer fiveyear warranty
Although the rating and final score mentioned in this conclusion are made to be as objective as possible, please be advised that every author perceives these factors differently at various points in time. While we each do our best to ensure that all a...
Real world performance is very impressive, Custom firmware developed to optimize performance, 28% over-provisioning is good for performance and longevity, TRIM support, 3-year warranty, Competitively priced when compared to similar SandForce based SSDs, 50GB seems like a better capacity for a boot drive than many of the lower choices
Paying for capacity you won't use thanks to the generous over-provisioning, Looking only at select benchmarks may show disappointing results, High price per Gigabyte
Even though this was our first test of a solid state drive featuring a SandForce controller, our expectations were high given the buzz seen elsewhere on the web. OCZ Technology's 50GB Vertex 2 featuring an optimized SandForce SF-1200 controller did no...
The OCZ Vertex 2 SSD is a must-have for any performance enthusiast’s parts list. OCZ has produced an insanely fast solid state drive with competitive pricing. The drive comes in a 2.5″ format, so it should work with most SATA capable laptops, althoug...
Best performing SandForce-based solid state drive to date, 281MB/s read and 241MB/s write in ATTO, Best IOPS performance we have seen from a solid state drive, 3-year warranty, Included mounting bracket
None that I found
This only being our second SandForce-based solid state drive we really did not have much to compare the Vertex 2 to, but we do know from our testing that it does perform much better and smoother than the SandForce-based Corsair F100. So if there was a ...
After being so thoroughly impressed by the original Vertex 60GB just a few short months ago, it was hard to imagine that we'd be similarly impressed by any follow-up to that drive, but thanks to its SandForce controller and a price point which matches...
Seriously fast, Comes with cool sticker!, Comes with HDD adapter
Price
There’s no doubt the OCZ Vertex 2 is a fast drive, in fact it’s the fastest I’ve ever tested. I’m impressed but it doesn’t take much to impress me… Seriously though, the OCZ Vertex 2 is a drive that I can easily recommend if you’re looking to have the...
As we started to mention at the beginning of this review, Crucial’s RealSSD C300 has been plagued with several different post-launch firmware issues, one of them being a slim chance of the drive reaching a nearly “bricked” state under certain usage sc...
SandForce has come a long way in a very short period of time. The current version of the SF-1200 firmware is deemed production worthy and we should see the first Agility 2 and Vertex 2 drives show up at etailers in the next week or so. The drives have don...
TRIM support, Good sequential read and write, Great Depth 32 Que 4k Reads and Writes, New SandleForce Controller looks good!, 3 year warranty
Price Vs Storage Capacity
Performance wise the OCZ Vertex 2 does an excellent job of satisfying our need for speed. Price wise we aren't ready to throw our endorsement completely behind any SSD at this time. With a $400(ish) price tag and formatted capacity of around 93GB that...
