While every other solid state drive maker is thinking of snazzy new model names to slap on their next-gen wares, OCZ Technology is actually breaking up the monotony with its Vertex Turbo
SSD. While we won't go so far as to say that these things are overclocked ('cause let's face it, they aren't),
OCZ has bumped the core clock speed and the SDR DRAM cache to 180MHz (compared to 166MHz on the original). These drives also posses a custom firmware designed specifically for performance junkies, and the company claims that users will see read and write speeds of up to 270MBps and 210MBps, respectively. We're still waiting to hear back on pricing, but you can expect capacities of 30GB (32), 60GB (64), 120GB (128), and 250GB (256) to hit the shelves in short order.
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OCZ cranks clock speed, DRAM on Vertex Turbo SSD originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 08 Jul 2009 10:42:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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