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OCZ Vector 512GB SSD Review


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The OCZ Vector arrives in a bright blue box with an image of the Solid State Drive highlighted in the middle. The capacity is listed bottom right.
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OCZ bundle a ‘I Love my SSD’ sticker, a 3.5 inch bay for installation in some desktop cases. There is also a code for Acronis True Image cloning software and a set of mounting screws. This software really is excellent and can completely mirror an internal mechanical drive for simple swap out, without losing any data.
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The Vector 2.5 inch Solid State Drive is only 7mm thick and will fit perfectly inside the smaller, current generation of super portable ultrabook laptops. You will notice the new design for the drive, the sticker covers the complete top of the drive, which is very attractive.
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Its not worth opening up one of these drives as you will void the warranty. We are here to do that for you. Kitguru fears no warranty claim!

The new Indilinx controller ships with a thermal pad on top, which connects to the aluminum chassis. This cleverly acts as a passive heatsink, helping to reduce temperatures. The ‘IDX500M00-BC’ is the latest Barefoot 3 controller and surrounding it are eight 25nm IMFT NAND flash chips. Another eight of these memory chips are on the other side of the PCB.

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3 comments

  1. Lovely, price is quite good too considering, I thought it would be closer to £480

  2. Guys, where is Samsung 840 pro?
    Please add it!

  3. Well, just because someone had compatibility issues with the sandforce controllers doesn’t mean to make a move 🙂 I have never had any issues with my sandforce SSDs and they are still going good