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Published: 2014-02-03, Author: George , review by: hitechlegion.com
Given the announced changes, nothing about the Vector 150 was any kind of surprise. As much as we like surprises, in this case, not having any was a good thing. The move to 19nm Toshiba MLC flash was a very logical move in a number of ways. First, it pu...
Warranty good for five years (or 50GB of writes a day), Increased overprovisioning for more durability, Support for 256-bit encryption
Competing drives consume less power when idle, Expensive on a per-gig basis
The Vector 150 features updated flash memory and promises improved longevity, but its performance isn’t markedly better than OCZ's previous-generation drive, and it costs more than competing alternatives. ...
Final Thoughts ]From a performance point of view not a lot has changed, the Vector 150 was slightly faster than the original Vector in some tests while it was slower, much slower, in some cases. When compared to the Samsung SSD 840 Pro and SanDisk Ex...
Published: 2013-11-11, Author: Christopher , review by: tomshardware.com
There was once a time when OCZ was synonymous with SSDs. The company sold much of the enthusiast community its first solid-state devices in products like the Vertex and Agility. But then the plankton bloomed, and now industry whales like Samsung, Micron, ...
The OCZ Vector 150 offers fast performance and includes a desktop adapter bracket as well as hard-drive-cloning software. The drive comes with a five-year warranty and now supports hardware encryption
The Vector 150 doesn't outdo its predecessor in most categories, including storage capacity, pricing, and performance. The new drive doesn't offer anything new compared with other SSDs
With fast performance and a good warranty, the OCZ Vector 150 is a great SSD for first-time adopters. It's not a worthwhile upgrade for the original Vector drive, however.
Competitive Performance, High Endurance Rating, 5 Year Warranty, 7mm Z-Height, Bundled Cloning Software
Trailed the Samsung 840 In Most Tests, Relatively High MSRPs
The OCZ Vector 150 - 240GB Currently $262 on Amazon, 120GB @ $146.59There's a lot to like about OCZ's new Vector 150 drives. Their performance is competitive with--and occasionally exceeds--some of the fastest drives we've tested to date, OCZ is offering...
Good performance in real-world workloads, Great endurance, Sleek, solid, and efficient build
Top-tier pricing, Could perform better in smaller random transfer workloads
With its solid overall performance, the OCZ Vector 150 is a worthy addition to the OCZ lineup. What really makes the drive pop though is its endurance. Supporting 91TBW and five year warranty, the Vector 150 offers perhaps the most well rounded feature se...
I wanted to create a line or two in the conclusion regarding Warranty. This SSD will receive 5 years of warranty and that's just classy. As stated realistically you can write 10GB per day (365 days a year) for 25 years before you run out of juice. With t...
Solid performance, Better steady state performance than old Vector, Good MySQL enterprise 48 threads results, Acronis drive migration software included, 7.5 mm thin—Ultrabook compatible, Supports TRIM, 5-year warranty
More expensive than comparable drives, Not as fast as other high-end drives (which are more expensive, though)
The OCZ Vector 150 240 GB will, according to OCZ, cost $240. Solid performance Better steady state performance than old Vector Good MySQL enterprise 48 threads results Acronis drive migration software included 7.5 mm thin—Ultrabook compatible Supports TRI...
