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Review: OCZ RevoDrive 3 X2 240GB PCIe SSD Print E-mail
Posted by Ed Smith   
Sunday, 25 March 2012 22:20
Article Index
Review: OCZ RevoDrive 3 X2 240GB PCIe SSD
Features and Specifications
A Photo Tour of the Drive and Box
A Closer Look
Testing Proceedures and Results
ATTO and PC Mark05
Verdict and Conclusion

A Photo Tour of the Drive and Box

We'll start with the box as always. It is a very unassuming affair as you'll see.

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Inside the box, we find....  A box!

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Inside that box is a slide out tray sort of box!  That box finally has the drive in it, along with a driver CD and a bragging sticker.  I certainly hope this thing is faster than a mechanical HDD!

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Before you take the drive out of the anti-static bag, think about the lack of a casing on it and its vulnerability to static, you do not want to roast your brand new high speed SSD by being careless with it!

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Lacking a static-free workstation, the usual anti-static precautions should work fine for you.

 

With that out of the way, we'll look at the drive itself!

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If it reminds you of the RevoDrive 3 120GB I reviewed there is good reason for that, it's the same base PCB!  There is an extra connector and a second layer of flash chips as well as an additional two controllers.

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The two halves screw together and are still thin enough to fit well within a single slot.

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The overbrain of this operation is under a glued on heatsink, being glued on I did not remove it to see what was underneath, but I imagine it's the same as the first RevoDrive 3 I reviewed. 

 



 
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