CES 2015 -OCZ Storage Solutions displayed the Z-Drive 6000 NVMe SSD in their suite at CES 2015. The Z-Drive 6000 sports speeds of 3,000 MB/s for sequential read and 2,000 MB/s for sequential write ...
OCZ unveiled the Z-Drive, a PCI-Express Solid State Drive (SSD) today. The new Z-Drive is an all-in-one high performance plug-and-play bootable PCI-E SSD that provides a cost-effective means for ...
OCZ Technology's Z-Drive was obviously a pretty big hit for the company, and understandably so. It was one of the first major PCI-Express Solid State Drive options on the market, and it broke all ...
OCZ’s Z-Drive 6000 series currently contains three products. The Z-Drive 6000 caters towards read-intensive workloads while the Z-Drive 6300 is configured for a mixed/write intensive workloads. All ...
The world of NVMe is expanding at a rapid clip. More devices are becoming certified every week that support the optimized register interface, which radically boosts performance with non-volatile ...
OCZ is partnering with Marvell to launch the Z-Drive R5 PCIe storage solution. What sets this update to its predecessor apart from other solutions is Marvell’s 88NV9145 native PCIe to NAND controller ...
I'm bullish on NVMe solid state drives in the virtualized datacenter. Previously I gave a brief overview on NVMe technology and why I think it will radically change the virtual datacenter. More and ...
While OCZ’s biggest focus for CES 2015 was their upcoming JetExpress SSD controller, OCZ also took the opportunity to talk to us about their new OCZ Vector 180 consumer SSD and the OCZ Z-Drive 6000 ...
OCZ just rolled out the deets about its latest PCI-Express-powered SSD and man is it impressive. Forgot about that WD Velociraptor SATA 3.0 drive announced a few minutes ago, the new Z-Drive RS leaves ...
After showing off their last generation Z-Drive back in January at CES, OCZ has finally announced plans to begin mass producing these absurdly fast and expensive storage devices. Geared towards ...
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