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October 2009
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The editors liked
Very high reading/writing performance
2 years warranty
64MB Cache buffer permanently solves stuttering problem
Supports RAID0 setup
Supports TRIM command with wiper.exe
Firmware upgradable
Very active forums and constant support with firmware...
Strong read and write performance
Write performance actually exceeds the published specifications
Quick access times
Blend of strong performance and competitive pricing
Silky smooth operation as a system drive and completely stable
Excellent reading and writing performance
Excellent I/O performance
Excellent multitasking potential
Lightning fast access times
Completely silent operation
Fast operating system st
Good Performance
Low Power
Fast boot times
High performance
Excellent speeds overall
Nicely made
Super fast read speeds
Impressive 246 MBps read and 177 write bandwidth with EVEREST
64MB Cache buffer overcomes stuttering data problem
Very low 0.15 ms random access time
Lightweight compact storage solution
Resistant to extreme shock impact
Up to 120GB of SSD capac...
Performs as advertised
Aggressively priced
Uses the Indilinx Barefoot controller
The editors didn't like
OCZ hasnt included any jumper for firmware update
In case users needed it
Vertex series are slightly faster but would cost you more ... a hard decision for end users!
No goodies included to aid in the installation/upgrade process
"Competitive pricing" still means over $200 for 60GB of storage
Expensive
The Wiper utility is not supplied in the box.
SSD Costs Are Still Higher Than Platter Drives
Low capacity for the price compared to HDDs
Write speeds are a bit slow
Metal case is heavier and less durable than plastic
Abstract: The mainstream Agility series is expected to offer the most appealing price/performance ratio. Every Agility model is based on a full-featured Indilinx Barefoot IDX110M00 controller which works with MLC flash memory and 64 megabytes of ..
Abstract: The mainstream Agility series is expected to offer the most appealing price/performance ratio. Every Agility model is based on a full-featured Indilinx Barefoot IDX110M00 controller which works with MLC flash memory and 64 megabytes of ..
When you’re in the market for an SSD you have to first get over the sticker shock from the dropping but still high prices. OCZ brings the Agility in to bridge the gap between cheap but slower standard hard drives and the much more expensive high end...
The OCZ Agility’s performance isn’t the slowest we’ve seen. In fact, while it bounces back and forth between the 64GB V-Plus at the start, it’s in the loaded state that it thrives. When the Agility and the 64GB V+ SSD’s respective controllers are tax...
Solid state drives are built with high performance in mind and OCZ's Agility certainly delivers the goods. Not only does it turn in some great numbers in our synthetic benchmarks, although not quite as good as the drive's specifications suggest, a...
The OCZ Agility 60GB SSD is a perfect first SSD for the user looking for a speedy boot drive for a new computer. The OCZ Agility 60GB SSD probably doesn't have enough storage to be your sole storage drive, but it is a great boot drive. blog comments p...
Strong read and write performance, Write performance actually exceeds the published specifications, Quick access times, Blend of strong performance and competitive pricing
No goodies included to aid in the installation/upgrade process, "Competitive pricing" still means over $200 for 60GB of storage
The OCZ Technology 60GB Agility solid state drive offers impressive performance in both read and write testing. It came close to achieving its rated sequential read speed of 230MB/s in each benchmark, but what was particularly impressive was that it c...
Abstract: From looking at these Linux results gathered from Ubuntu 9.10 running atop an EXT4 file-system, the benefits of an SLC SSD over MLC is very clear. Both the Agility and Agility EX sport 64MB of onboard cache and are similar in terms of features except ...
Abstract: Firmware v1.3 says it all. ATTO gives us scores varying from 10MB/s to almost 250MB/s (a good 10% more then Agility's box rating) for reads, and 15MB/s all the way to over 260MB/s for writes (a good 90% more then box rating at settings over 128k ...
