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    The OCZ Vertex 4 SSD is a bold step for the company – OCZ has abandoned the high-flying LSI SandForce controller for their own Indilinx Everest 2 in the flagship Vertex 4 client SSD. It could be said that OCZ has had as much to do with SandForce’s success as SandForce has had with OCZ’s.
    The OCZ Vertex 4 will ship initially in three capacities; 128GB, 256GB and 512GB with MSRPs of $179, $349, and $699 respectively. The Vertex 4 carries a standard 9.5mm 2.5″ form factor with SATA 6Gb/s interface and comes with a 3.5″ desktop bay adapter. OCZ offers a standard warranty of five years, which is the high point for client SSDs.
    The OCZ Vertex 4 uses Intel’s 25nm synchronous MLC NAND, an Indilinx Everest 2 controller and a 6.0Gb/s SATA interface; our review units are 256GB and 512GB.
    OCZ Technology Group's Vertex 4 solid-state drive is very different from the Vertex 3 since the Vertex 4, like OCZ's Octane SSD, uses OCZ's homegrown Indilinx Everest controller. The new drive uses the second generation of the controller, however, and offers significantly better performance than the Octane. It's also slightly more affordable.
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