128GB OCZ Agility 4 2.5" SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive SSD (AGT4-25SAT3-128G) $70 after $20 Rebate + Free shipping (expired)

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Ok, both of you. That's enough, please. Either speak civilly to each other, or ignore each other's posts. And stop deleting each other's stuff from the wiki, or it will be locked. If the info added does not violate the rules, then leave it alone.

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Review at techpowerup.com

8.1/10

http://www.techpowerup.com/review...GB/11.html

kitguru 9/10

http://www.kitguru.net/components...per-gb/11/

Judge for yourself folks from the expert reviews,

Quote from Sanai : I haven't been deleting anything. He's been trolling and in the wikiboard you can see that he's calling me a faggoti, amongst other things in the posts in the earlier revisions. Funny thing is though, I think he's been sitting on the computer the last 30 minutes trying to garble the wikiboard, but I made a script that autoreverts it to mine, so I'm not even paying attention. He obviously has some real issues though.

I can see what was in the wiki and also the posts from both of you, which have now either been edited or deleted. Enough is enough, both of you. And 'auto-verting' the wiki would be the same as deleting someone else's info, which I just asked you both not to do. I've now deleted the whole wiki, and if there's any further issues with someone's info being removed, yours, his or anyone else's, I will lock it.

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The wiki is now locked, since the two of you can't seem to stop playing ping-pong with it.

Thanks Widget, the thread can concentrate on the deal now

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Quote from Sanai : Again, I posted information, and he removed it and was calling me a "faggot." It's pretty cut and dry, Widget. From the beginning he was erasing my contribution to the wikiboard, and was trying to moderate it himself. You can even see that from the posts where he was saying I was "threadcapping" and trying to act as a boss. I also never modified what he put in the wikithread.

lol : someone call the whambulance

OCZ quality is fine, reviews out there give it high ratings - whatever you have against the company is on you, deal with whatever internal problems you have with yourself but let consumers enjoy the deal

No, OCZ is a shit company. Their drives fail at rates twice and three times higher than any other company, their PSUs are notoriously shitty, being prone to failing and ruining anything that's drawing power in your system. They've got a record for not delivering on rebates (this appears to have changed, but their past actions speak volumes) and having awful customer support.

If you really want to white knight for this company, go do it somewhere else; recommending people spend money on a drive that will fail in 6 months is malicious at best.

Quote from instantinfidel : No, OCZ is a shit company. Their drives fail at rates twice and three times higher than any other company, their PSUs are notoriously shitty, being prone to failing and ruining anything that's drawing power in your system. They've got a record for not delivering on rebates (this appears to have changed, but their past actions speak volumes) and having awful customer support. If you really want to white knight for this company, go do it somewhere else; recommending people spend money on a drive that will fail in 6 months is malicious at best.

In for 3! I can sell them if I don't use them....

Quote from sanai : ocz was hardly heard of before ssds starting becoming mainstream, unlike intel/samsung/crucial etc. Which have a long and established reputation of making quality products. Especially since the intel/samsungs are going for sale for $10 more for the same space currently (128 gb). Not worth the potential frustration and hassle. According to amazon.com, it was an average of 3 stars, a lot of them 1 stars for this drive having a high failure rate. This is simply unacceptable. it is currently recommended by professionals to avoid ocz drives until ocz improves their quality control. Furthermore, according to reviews, the failure rate is statistically around 20%, in other words 1 in 5 people will probably have a failed drive. source: http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/...index.html "fact number one is the ocz agility 4 appears to have a very high failure rate, at least when it comes to newegg users. Fact number two, this isn't ocz's first troubled product that falls into the low price category."

anybody can type in caps!
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Quote from amoghthegamer : In for 3! I can sell them if I don't use them.... anybody can type in caps! ]

Either hes an ex-ocz employee or hes currently shorting OCZ stock lmao! one crazy fellow

i own 4 ocz, a couple agility 3,s 60,120 and 240 gbs and a couple vertex 4s various sizes in laptops and desktops been using for months non stop no issues!!

I have ~120 OCZ Vertex 2s, 3s and 4s in my lab machines. Haven't yet had one fail *knock on wood*. I also bought two Intel 320s - one died within the first two weeks, the other is still chugging along fine.

Also, re: OCZ was unknown before SSDs... they'd been making high-performance RAM for quite a while. Now that they've exited the business and focusing on SSDs, it's kind of a pain RMA'ing any bad RAM, they ask for an invoice and give you a refund for that amount, but at least they're still honoring their lifetime warranty.