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OCZ Z-Drive p84
$2,348.00
Released September, 2009
The Pros:Extremely fast access speeds. Can handle a fair amount of shock without damage. Works around SATA bottleneck issues.
The Cons:Online support is difficult to find. Setup isn't obvious, and included documentation isn't clear.
The OCZ Z-Drive p84 is one of two plug-and-play, bootable PCI-E SSD drives released in September 2009. Designed as a “cost-effective means for enterprise customers” seeking to employ SSD technology, the Z-Drive retails in multi-level cell (e84) and single-level cell (p84) formats.
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The MLC Z-Drive p84 offers an increased capacity up to 1TB, but it offers reduced performance speeds of 640MB/s write and 770MB/s read. Like its predecessor, the p84 works by combining high-speed, 8-lane PCI-E architecture with a four-SSD, enterprise-grade RAID 0 configuration that essentially eliminates the SATA bottleneck. The result is lowered power consumption, enhanced shock resistance, and superior durability, which in turn equates to reduced maintenance costs and more energy savings.
Features
- PCI-Express (PCI-E) Solid-State Drive (SSD)
- Designed for Enterprise-Level Customers
- Multi-Level Cell (MLC)
- Fast Read/Write Speeds
- Up to a Terabyte Capacity
- 8-Lane PCI-E Architecture
- Four-SSD, RAID 0 Configuration
- Eliminates SATA Bottleneck
- Lowered Power Consumption
- Enhanced Shocko Resistance
- Superior Durability
- Dedicated Technical Support
- 3-year Limited Warranty
Specifications
- NAND Flash: Single Level (SLC)
- Local Cache: 256MB
- Sata Controllers: 4
- Interface: PCI-e (x8)
- MTBF: 1,200,000 Hours
- Write Speed: 640+ MB/s
- Read Speed: 770+ MB/s
Model Variations
- OCZSSDPCIE-ZDP84256G | 256GB
- OCZSSDPCIE-ZDP84512G | 512GB
- OCZSSDPCIE-ZDP841T | 1TB
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extremely fast access speeds
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can handle a fair amount of shock without damage
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works around SATA bottleneck issues
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multiple RAID configurations to suit individual needs
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durable parts mean long life expectation, 3 year warranty
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online support is difficult to find
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setup isn't obvious, and included documentation isn't clear
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