Ocz or sandisk ssd ?

I have the exact SanDisk drive you are looking at and it is incredibly fast and reliable. Recommended!
 
Ive owned various OCZ products and all of them have been great,No issues whatsoever so i would say OCZ.

But certain sites do have some cracking deals on Sandisk SSDs these days,Really up to you. :)

Both have 3 years warranty so....
 
Nevakonaza said:
Ive owned various OCZ products and all of them have been great,No issues whatsoever so i would say OCZ.

But certain sites do have some cracking deals on Sandisk SSDs these days,Really up to you. :)

Both have 3 years warranty so....
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I have had OCZ memory, outstanding. When I first got em 1 stick was faulty, got it replaced within 2 weeks of sending em off and then no hiccups from there. SSD's though, I have had 1 die on me, I have had 2 die on me in two different systems that I built for others. 1 from 4 used within the last year kaput.

I love Corsair, they are by far the best company in the business imho, quality is a step above the rest, support, value, everything is outstanding, except for their SSD's, they too have horrible performance problems.

The only SSD's I personally would get are Samsung, Intel, Crucial and Plextor
 
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I have always had ocz as well nevakonaza, i have had, vertex plus, agility, and vertex 3, i have always been happy with their performance only changing for the sake of having more space.

The sandisk caught my eye because even though it is cheaper, it is on paper slightly faster.

Thanks spirit, I think after having so many ocz drives I might try out the sandisk and as you already have it and can recommend it, that is even better.

Can you guys have a look at my thread regarding water cooling.

Thanks
 
I've owned a Crucial M4 too and that was a very fast drive, the SanDisk certainly feels a bit faster though.

To be honest I wouldn't buy an OCZ SSD myself, I like Crucial and SanDisk. Samsung and Intel also make nice drives. Corsair had firmware and stability issues a while back, I'm sure they've been ironed out now but I remember reading that the Crucial and SanDisk drives are usually faster than the Corsairs.
 
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