weconverse
19 Dec 2011, 14:25
A couple of weeks ago I replaced my OCZ SSD disk (Agility 3 series, 120 Gb) in one of my PC:s with an SSD disk from Intel (320 series, 120 Gb). Since then I have had no problem in that PC, which used to be plaqued by intermittent freezes and blue screens.
From forums and sales clerks I have understood that while SSD drives from manufactureras like A-data, Corsair, and OCZ are less expensive and really fast, they are not as reliable as those by Intel.
I will update the firmware in my OCZ drive and try again. Meanwhile, consider my experiences as a personal warning to consider the quality and reputation when you choose SSD drive. And, update it with the latest firmware.
From forums and sales clerks I have understood that while SSD drives from manufactureras like A-data, Corsair, and OCZ are less expensive and really fast, they are not as reliable as those by Intel.
I will update the firmware in my OCZ drive and try again. Meanwhile, consider my experiences as a personal warning to consider the quality and reputation when you choose SSD drive. And, update it with the latest firmware.