OCZ SSD Agility 2 60GB MLC SATA300

By ModSynergy on November 22, 2010

The OCZ Agility 2 60GB SSD can be found on the market for around $140 and for even less when found on sale and through manufacture mail-in-rebate. It comes with a 3-year warranty and offers an attractive total package. If you're in the market for...

By CCE Reviews on August 21, 2010

Solid State Drives are becoming increasingly popular and manufacturers are churning them out like hotcakes. Thats great news for end users like us but how do you decide which model to buy and which manufacturer to support? For starts, you...

By Tech ARP on August 12, 2010

OCZ Technology appears to be focusing a lot of effort on their solid state drives. They offer so many SSD choices that it can get a tad confusing for newbies. But their efforts are definitely paying off. The extended-capacity Agility 2 solid state...

By Neoseeker on August 03, 2010

The SF-1200 controller is quite the amazing product. It offers extremely fast read and write performance, little to no write amplification and has better small write performance than other consumer based controller currently on the market. All of this...

By OverClock Intelligence Agency on August 02, 2010

As I mentioned in the introduction to this review, it seems that as SSDs become more and more popular, we find that nearly every memory, flash or other storage manufacturer is getting into the game. OCZ, Mushkin, Kingston, Crucial, G.Skill, Corsair,...

By TechwareLabs on July 30, 2010

While some may argue that the availability of very inexpensive storage in the form of traditional hard drives may be a deterrent from the meager amount of storage that an SSD provides for the cost. That space comes at the great sacrifice of...

By CDRinfo on July 22, 2010

OCZ's Agility 2 series is a serious performer as our tests showed. The SandForce-1200 controller seems to have a great potential offering solid sequential throughput and very fast random access times across a range of transfer sizes. You may...

By Pro-Clockers on July 21, 2010

If cost was your reason for not jumping on the SSD bandwidth you will be happy to know that things are changing. As time goes by and technology progresses we see new controllers being placed in many of the markets solid state drive. And as this...