

OCZ Announces Immediate Availability of the Z-Drive
An Innovative Bootable PCI-Express SSD Solution for Enterprise Applications

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Z-Drive p84 (MLC-based) |
Z-Drive e84 (SLC-based) |
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Max Read |
750 MB/s |
800 MB/s |
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Max Write |
650 MB/s |
750 MB/s |
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Max IOPS (4k file size - random write) |
10,000 |
16,000 |
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Via:
OCZ | News Archive
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Hard Drive,
SSD,
OCZ,
Storage,
MLC,
Z-Drive,
PCIe,
p84,
e84,
SLC,
PCI-Express
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Ah, another one? Well, Lev_Astov, here's the smaller capacity you wanted. I'm sure the price will be much smaller too. |
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Haha! Yeah, well, funny thing about that: http://www.amazon.com/OCZ-TECHNOLOGY-OCZSSDPCIE-1ZDRV500G-Z-Drive-PCI-Express/dp/B00284ABDW http://www.amazon.com/OCZ-TECHNOLOGY-OCZSSDPCIE-1ZDRV1T-Z-Drive-PCI-Express/dp/B00284ABEQ/ It's a start, but still not in the realm of reason. |
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I don't see the price in this article. It is probably one of those "if you have to ask, you can't afford" type deals. |
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@aybabtu: If it's the same one they previously announced (and it looks like it is), the prices start at about $1500 and reach up into the $3K range. I said it before and I'll say it again: Smaller, cheaper. We don't need to put our whole lives on a SSD, just the files we need to load quickly. Let's see more action in the 16-64 GB range! |
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For those of us with many games that would love to take advantage of the speed of this type of SSD we would need sizes close to the 1TB. I myself have near 300Gb of games as it is and many games I still plan on buying down the road. So, to me it's nice to see that there are large drives in the works. But, with the SATA 6Gb/s coming up it's possible to get to these speeds and save a PCIe slot. It's a great time right now for the tech and I'm sure we'll see better improvements as well as larger size and lower costs before this is all over. |
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Bootable is nice, but the price is not. Wow they want your kidney for one of these. |
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Well, Soupstyle, you do have two kidneys... |