OCZ RevoDrive X2 Series (OCZSSDPX-1RVDX)

Very, very quick ; Gets around the current SATA I/O limitations ; Not that expensive when you realise how much hardware's on the PCB

Performance isn't consistent across the board

If you work with very large or highly compressed files and have the budget, then adding the RevoDrive X2 to your system makes perfect sense. For the rest of us, well, we can dream...

The OCZ RevoDrive X2 is one of the fastest storage options available and isn't much more expensive than a standard SSD of the same capacity. However a lack of TRIM support, lower IOPS with tiny files and its limitation to desktop PCs means we’d prefer...

The OCZ RevoDrive X2 is one of the fastest storage options available and isn't much more expensive than a standard SSD of the same capacity. However a lack of TRIM support, lower IOPS with tiny files and its limitation to desktop PCs means we’d prefer...

Silky smooth operation as a system drive and completely stable., Astonishing reading and writing performance., Extreme 4K random I/O performance., Excellent video, audio, and graphic editing potential., Phenomenal multitasking potential., Lightning...

No TRIM support.

Let us summarise the most important positive and negative points below: The OCZ RevoDrive X2 series drives are very good; in fact, extremely good. Reading and writing access times are lightning fast and applications load in an instant, making the OCZ...

Kitguru says: Slotting one of these into a performance system is the equivalent of adding rocket fuel. System responsiveness is unparalleled.

muy rápido. De hecho, los chicos de Hot Hardware no han dudado en catalogarla como "una de las soluciones SSD PCI Express más rápidas" que han probado, ofreciendo resultados similares a los del ioXtreme de Fusion-io con un precio más bajo. En Tweak...

Incredible speeds in high-load and real-world tests; no SATA cables required; bootable

Finicky with some motherboards; pricey; no Trim support

With capacities that range from 100GB to 960GB, the RevoDrive X2 makes a disk-less PC seem almost feasible—if you don’t mind dropping a bundle of money. The 960GB version is a cool $3,300, while the 240GB model we tested goes for $600. It’s a tempting...

Very fast performance ; On-board RAID 0 array ; Available up to 960GB

Expensive ; Motherboard compatibility is limited

OCZ has pushed the boundaries on performance with their RevoDrive units, but they certainly aren't for everyone. The performance potential of these units is incredible, but you have to remember that you'll need an extra PCIe 4x slot available....