| OCZ 64GB SATA 2.5" Solid State Drive OCZSSD64GB | |
| Reviews - Featured Reviews: Storage | |||||||
| Written by Olin Coles | |||||||
| Monday, 18 February 2008 | |||||||
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OCZ 64GB SSD OCZSSD64GBEDITORS NOTE: Please read Solid State Drive (SSD) Benchmark Performance Testing to understand how the benchmarks used in this article should be interpreted. Benchmark Reviews has been hard at work trying to ride the wave of innovation into the next big technology. While Solid State Disks can now finally promise the best of both worlds (speed and capacity), they are still extremely expensive. OCZ is very well known for their drive towards high performance, yet in this article you will see a different side to them with their SSD product line. We have tested and used the new OCZ 64GB SATA Solid State Drive OCZSSD64GB, and we're ready with the results.
Solid State Disks are going to be a hot item heading into 2008, and it's about time. Over a year ago and prior to the retail release, Windows Vista was supposed to require Hybrid Hard Drives if you wanted the new operating system on a notebook. However, once Microsoft caved in to manufacturer pressure the development seemingly came to a halt.
At the start of January we visited with OCZ during the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show and learned of their upcoming product releases. One of the most anticipated items was their first solid state drive (SSD). While most of the other products we test are aiming for the highest numbers they can achieve, OCZ is working to deliver a value line of SSD's. In addition to aftermarket availability, the OCZSSD64GB is also an included feature as part of the Hypersonic notebook line. Presently you can customize the Aviator EQ7 and SR7 Series of high-end gaming notebooks with this 64GB SSD for an additional $939 (upgrading from standard disc drive). In the future however, all of the Hypersonic product lines will offer the SSD option. About the company: OCZ Technology
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Comments
My advise is to check with ASUS on the size of the drive in your netbook, or take it out and measure it yourself, and then go shopping.