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Size: 240 GB
Style: 9mm
Digital Storage Capacity 240 GB
Hard Disk Interface SATA 3 GB/s
Connectivity Technology SATA
Brand OCZ
Special Feature Shock Resistant, Durable
Hard Disk Form Factor 2.5 Inches
Hard Disk Description Solid State Drive
Compatible Devices Desktop
Installation Type Internal Hard Drive
Hard Disk Size 240 GB

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  • NAND Flash Components: 2Xnm Multi-Level Cell (MLC) NAND Flash Memory, Interface: SATA III 6.0Gbps, Form Factor: 2.5" slim design form factor
  • Life Expectancy: 2 million hours Mean Time Before Failure (MTBF), ECC Recovery: Up to 55 bits correctable per 512-byte sector (BCH)
  • Max Read: up to 550MB/s, Max Write: up to 520 MB/s, 4KB Random Write (Aligned): 60,000 IOPS, Seek time: 0.1 ms, Controller: SandForce 2281
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As the third generation of the legendary VertexSeries,OCZ Vertex3 SolidState Drives are designed and built to unleash the full potential of the 6Gbps SATA3 interface. The OCZVertex3 pushes the limits in both sequential and random data transfer rates, significantly improving your gaming, multimedia, and overall computing experience over traditional mechanical hard drives. In addition to maximized productivity, a Vertex3 upgrade makes a hard drive equipped notebook more portable than ever with superior durability and reduced power consumption. Using the latest breakthrough controller and flash technology, Vertex3 SSDs work in perfect harmony with next generation platforms and operating systems to deliver the industry's best storage solution.

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Unleashing the performance potential of the SATA 6 Gbps interface, OCX leads the speed revolution with the next-generation Vertex 3 Series solid state drive. As the first SSD to feature the latest Sandforce controller design, OCZ created the Vertex 3 to push the limits in both sequential and random read/write rates to blaze past the competition when every MB/s matters.

With incredible random 4k file writes up to 60,000 IOPS, this SSD takes productivity, gaming, and multimedia applications to the next level to work in perfect symmetry with the latest enthusiast platforms. This model of the 2.5-inch Vertex 3 (VTX3-25SAT3-240G) offers 240 GB of storage capacity and a 520 MB/s maximum write speed.

Built with the quality, reliability, and durability that lives up to the OCZ name, the Vertex 3 Series easily integrates into today's mobile and desktop platforms, and it features TRIM support to optimize performance over the drive's lifespan as the ultimate Windows 7 companion. It's backed by a 3-year limited warranty.

The OCZ Vertex 3 2.5-inch SSD with included adapter (view larger).

Superior PC Experience

In addition to maximum performance, a Vertex 3 upgrade promotes cooler, quieter, and more energy efficient conditions compared to traditional mechanical hard drives. With no moving parts, SSDs provide peace of mind with their superior durability and reliability. Read more about SSDs below.

240 GB Vertex 3 SATA III
2.5-Inch SSD
At a Glance
  • Up to 550 MB/s maximum reads and 520 MB/s of maximum writes

  • Up to 40,000 random 4K reads and 60,000 random 4K writes

  • SandForce 2281 NAND controller

  • Includes 3.5-inch desktop adapter bracket

  • Compatible with Windows-, Mac- and Linux-based systems

  • 3-year limited warranty


Which OCZ Vertex 3 SSD is Right for You?

VTX3-25SAT3-60G VTX3-25SAT3-90G VTX3-25SAT3-120G VTX3-25SAT3-240G VTX3-25SAT3-480G Performance Capacity 60 GB 90 GB 120 GB 240 GB 480 GB Maximum Reads 535 MB/s 550 MB/s 550 MB/s 550 MB/s 530 MB/s Maximum Writes 480 MB/s 500 MB/s 500 MB/s 520 MB/s 450 MB/s Random 4k Read 12,000 IOPS 20,000 IOPS 20,000 IOPS 40,000 IOPS 50,000 IOPS Random 4k Write 60,000 IOPS 60,000 IOPS 60,000 IOPS 60,000 IOPS 40,000 IOPS Max Random 4k Write 80,000 IOPS 85,000 IOPS 85,000 IOPS 85,000 IOPS 40,000 IOPS Physical NAND Components 2Xnm Synchronous Multi-Level Cell (MLC) Interface SATA III / 6 Gbps
(backwards compatible with SATA II / 3 Gbps but optimized for SATA 6 Gbps) Form Factor 2.5-inch NAND Controller SandForce 2281 Dimensions 99.8 x 69.63 x 9.3mm Weight 77g

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Reliability/Protection
  • Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF): 2 million hours
  • Data Path Protection: ECC corrects up to 55 random bits per 512 byte sector (BCH)
  • Product Health Monitoring: Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology (SMART) Support
    Compatibility
    • Serial ATA (SATA): Fully compliant with Serial ATA International Organization (Serial ATA Revision 3.0) and ATA/ATAPI-8 Standard Native Command Queuing (NCQ)
    • Operating System: Windows XP 32-bit / 64-bit; Windows Vista 32-bit / 64-bit; Windows 7 32-bit / 64-bit; Linux; Mac OS X
      Additional Features
      • Native TRIM support (requires OS support)
      • Shock resistant up to 1500G
      • Low power consumption (3W active, 1.65W idle)
      • Included 3.5-inch desktop adapter bracket
      • Service & Support: 3-year warranty, toll-free tech support, 24 hour forum support

        The SSD Advantage

        Whether you're refreshing an older laptop or trying to maximize the potential of the latest platform, SSDs provide substantial benefits over traditional hard drives.

        Greater Durability

        Solid State Drives feature a non-mechanical design of NAND flash mounted to circuit boards, shock resistant up to 1500g. Hard disk drives consist of various moving parts making them susceptible to shock and damage.

        Faster Performance

        SSDs have 100 times greater throughput and instantaneous access times for quicker boot-ups, faster file transfers, and overall snappier performance than hard drives. HDDs can only access the data faster the closer it is from the read/ write heads, while all parts of the SSD can be accessed at once.

        Less Power Consumption, Silent Operation, and Lightweight

        SSDs use significantly less wattage at peak load than hard disk drives--less than 2W versus 6W for an HDD--delivering longer battery life in notebooks, less power strain on system, and a cooler computing environment. With no moving parts, SSDs run virtually silent in your notebook or PC case to eliminate distracting noises during gaming or entertainment. And SSDs won't weigh down your laptop, netbook, or tablet PC when you're on the go.

        SSDs run much cooler than hard disk drives... ...and much quieter, too.

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Customers appreciate the computer drive's fast performance, quality, and ease of installation. They find it reliable, easy to install, and worth the money. Many like the noise level and upgrade rate. However, some dislike freezing times and have mixed opinions on functionality.

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49 customers mention "Speed"47 positive2 negative

Customers appreciate the drive's speed. They mention it boots quickly, loads Windows 7, and opens applications instantly. The transfer rate is great, and the drive is responsive. They say it allows them to complete most tasks on their system without frustration due to waiting.

"...The most obvious reason for purchasing one is for it's amazing speed, but perhaps another reason that many people don't consider is the fact that..." Read more

"...Overall, I love my new SSD. It allows me to accomplish most tasks on my system with less frustration induced by wait times and unresponsiveness...." Read more

"...Windows boots in a matter of seconds, if you blink you will miss the windows log in screen...." Read more

"...The results have been nothing short of amazing, with load times for changing planets as well as the occasional texture pop all but disappearing...." Read more

28 customers mention "Drive quality"23 positive5 negative

Customers like the drive's performance. They say it's fast, quiet, and worth the price. Some mention that it's a great companion for their Core i7 processor.

"...Great product. I have the OCZ Vertex 2 installed in my HP Dv7. Another great product...." Read more

"...Great performance Average cost Very happy." Read more

"...Worth every penny!" Read more

"...Seconds on My Windows 7, i7 2600k System, I am all praise for this Wonderful SSD, My COD4 Loads in a Second ( A Matter of Pride in Lan Tournaments )..." Read more

17 customers mention "Ease of installation"13 positive4 negative

Customers find the computer drive easy to install and use. They say it's a simple way to upgrade their computer, with simple packaging and straightforward setup. The drive is fast with a fresh Windows 7 installation.

"...Loading screens are a thing of the past. It was very easy to install and so far I have not had any problems...." Read more

"...Physical installation was painless and easy, as expected from a modern drive of this form factor...." Read more

"...Fortunately for myself the entire process has been incredibly easy, and the results nothing short of spectacular...." Read more

"Hard to install, not plug and play. Pros are that it comes with a mounting bracket...." Read more

6 customers mention "Quality"6 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the computer drive's quality. They find it fast, reliable, and still functioning after 8 years without issues.

"...trouble with these drive...but I can't see why these drives are very high quality ...it's aways posible to have a hardware compatibilty conflict......" Read more

"...Tested good. No complaints. Good distribution of quality retail goods - not one of those places that makes use of the very small window for failure." Read more

"Super fast, as expected form a solid drive. It is a must if you have a MacBook Pro. Its is really easy to install." Read more

"Very fast and reliable hard drive on my new macbook pro 8,2. OCZ could provide firmware update to mac users...." Read more

5 customers mention "Noise level"5 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the quiet operation and power-up of the SSD. They mention it runs smoothly and has no noise issues.

"...that many people don't consider is the fact that these drives make virtually no noise...." Read more

"PROS: Runs quiet, quiet power up, you won't notice if this SSD is even on until it slightly warms up...." Read more

"...The computer boots very quickly (and quietly), and applications open instantly...." Read more

"...Boots up under 10 seconds, shuts down under 5, total silent, and performance of apps are amazing...." Read more

5 customers mention "Upgrade rate"5 positive0 negative

Customers like the upgrade rate. They say it's the best upgrade for a laptop and that it ships with the latest firmware.

"...it is a breeze to install this drive on a new system or upgrade your old laptop drive." Read more

"...It shipped with the latest firmware and I've had zero cut outs or any issues as described by some of the reviewers...." Read more

"This is probably the best upgrade ever for a laptop. I installed this on a 2011 MPB 13" and everything just got a whole lot faster...." Read more

"Great upgrade!!!..." Read more

23 customers mention "Functionality"13 positive10 negative

Customers have mixed reviews about the SSD's performance. Some say it works well and is a top-performing drive. Others report issues like the SSD failing, crashing, or experiencing array failures.

"...I have yet to encounter stuttering or stability problem that I experienced on the previous revisions for the 6+ months I've been running it...." Read more

"...also i had a problem with this SSD , BSOD once in first week , i searched the ocz fourm and found many have issues with this drive , BSOD and..." Read more

"...Worked right off the bat, and registered maximum transfers of 280mgps on ATTO, which is just shy of the limit for my SATA II ports...." Read more

"...Sure enough,the link was now showing 3Gbps. The SSD drive was still refusing to work properly though,I once again tried copying a file , no luck..." Read more

4 customers mention "Freeze time"0 positive4 negative

Customers are unhappy with the computer drive's freezing issues. They report constant freezes lasting 30-60 seconds.

"...This also resulted in a complete computer freeze , and had to hold down the power button to completely reset the system...." Read more

"...Loving it, but... I am getting constant freezes that lasts for 30-60 seconds many times out of a day...." Read more

"...It is not compatible with the Nvidia SATA controller. It freezes for 30 seconds every minute or so...." Read more

"Be careful! Known to freeze your computer!..." Read more

Easy Install, quick boot-up a must have for fast computers
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Easy Install, quick boot-up a must have for fast computers
I was a stead-fast anti-SSD person for so long, I simply didn't see the point of the paying so much for so little space and I thought only the boot-time of the computer would be affected by the amazing speeds of an SSD.Around black Friday I was planning on getting a regular Hard Drive but because of the flooding the prices were still through the roof, I bought this OCZ Vertex 3 SSD for $70 and I'm so glad I did.The quick boot times aren't the reason for my joy (because the Gigabyte BIOS are slow no matter what) but the speed at which programs open is.I never realized that in my computer the hard drive was what slowed down the opening of programs like word, excel photoshop, etc... With this SSD I can open all those programs nearly instantly with no load times what-so-ever. This Vertex 3 seems to be extremely reliable, I've been using it for a week or two and the computer has been on a good deal of time in that span with no hiccups. I used Acronis to transfer my C drive over to the Vertex 3 and I'm on my merry way.Like all storage devices, SSD or HDD there is a slight loss of capacity due to formatting, on this Vertex 3 I lost 4.2GB of space so the 60GB drive is really only 55.8GB but that's to be expected.The SSD gets a 7.3 Windows Experience Index on my rig which is a heck of a lot better than the 5.9 I was getting with my WD Blue drive.All in all, if its still on sale I'd definitely say buy it, if it isn't on sale I'd say it's worth a hundred bucks if you have a good computer, otherwise I'd say its not worth it if you computer is slow anyways. Mine from Newegg came with no cables, just a mounting bracket and screws so you'll need an open SATA power cable and an extra SATA cable.
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  • C. F.
    5.0 out of 5 stars Blazing Fast Synchronous NAND, Zero Noise and Sandforce Issues Fixed
    Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2012
    Verified Purchase
    This is my first SSD. The most obvious reason for purchasing one is for it's amazing speed, but perhaps another reason that many people don't consider is the fact that these drives make virtually no noise. So far this drive has been everything I hoped it would be.

    I read a lot of reviews after I purchased this product a couple months ago and I started to really worry about all the problems with the SandForce chip. Not to worry, the new drives being shipped have been updated with a fix because there was absolutely no issues at all when installing and running this drive. Also, I later learned the difference between asynchronous and synchronous NAND memory used in SSDs. I had no knowledge of this difference going into my purchase, but I was happy to know that this drive features synchronous NAND which is overall much faster in various tasks according to benchmarks in some reviews. Do a search and see for yourself...

    PROS:
    - Super Quiet operation (I'm just starting to realize how wonderful silent computing really is)
    - Synchronous NAND memory at a cost not much more than models with asychronous NAND
    (Do the research, its worth it to pay $10-$20 more for synchronous models--example: Vertex 3 (synchronous) vs Agility 3 (asynchronous) or Patriot PyroSE (synchronous) vs Patriot Pyro (asynchronous)--especially if there is a promotional rebate)
    - Computer boots up to a useable state at Windows desktop in about 15 seconds
    - 7.9 on Windows Experience Index (highest possible score)
    - 3 year warranty

    CONS:
    - Only 55.7GB out of 60GB is useable (There is no avoiding it, but still...at this price you really want every last GB you can get.)

    Two Tips For Using This Drive That You May Find (VERY) Helpful:

    - If you plan on using SATA AHCI mode, then save yourself any possible headaches and/or fits of rage and make sure you enable AHCI mode for this drive using the motherboard BIOS BEFORE YOU INSTALL WINDOWS!!

    - If you plan on using the 60GB model as a boot drive for Windows 7 you may be surprised that you end up with less free space than you expected due to Windows hibernation or sleep mode. This is because Windows will create a hidden file called Hiberfil.sys and it will be approximately the same size as the amount of RAM that you have installed. The computer uses the Hiberfil.sys file to store a copy of the system memory on the hard disk when the hybrid sleep setting is turned on. I have 16GB of RAM and I was dumbfounded that 16GB of space on my SSD was mysteriously missing. Since I don't plan on letting my computer go into hibernation (it's either on or off for me), I disabled hibernation which reclaimed approximately 16GB of SSD space.

    NOTE: If you choose to do this, there is a Microsoft Support page that has more details and informs you step by step how to do it (it is a piece of cake and takes only seconds to type one command into the command console). If you are a little scared of using the command console then Microsoft also has a "Fix It For Me" tool which can disable and re-enable hibernation for you.
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  • Chris A.
    4.0 out of 5 stars Superb primary or secondary storage
    Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2011
    Size: 240 GBStyle: 9mmVerified Purchase
    I purchased the Vertex 3 specifically for gaming so this will the focus of my review. I've owned all three generations of Vertex drives and I'm most pleased with this drive. That pleasure comes from the capacity and speed of the Vertex 3.

    The Vertex 3 drive itself is a 2.5" form factor and comes with a 3.5" adapter this time around. Great for those desktop installs, however you will still need to purchase a SATA cable to connect it. To get the most out of this drive, you'll need a SATA III (6GB) port since the blazzing speed of this drive will max out a SATA II connection.

    The drive currently resides in my sandy bridge desktop system as a secondary storage location for all my steam games and Starcraft 2. Along side a Vertex 2 60 gig that is the primary OS disk, the formated capacity of 223GB provides plenty of space for most of the titles that I actively play. It was a bit of a struggle to fit my steam folder on the Vertex 3 as it is quite easy to accumulate numerous titles via steam. With a much higher capacity traditional hard disk, you can keep most all of your titles available locally, but sadly this isn't the case with a drive of this capacity. It's the price you pay for having such blistering fast speed.

    You can read a number of reviews stating the theoretical and real world tests illustrating the Vertex 3's speed, but I was mainly concerned with the user experience improvement gained from having one in my system. Copying my 160 gig steam folder was quite fast, maxing out the read transfer rate of my magnetic hard disk at about 75-80 MB per second. After the copy, I proceeded to launch Portal 2 which I had been playing the night before. If you haven't played the game, there are many level transitions that happen between chambers (or in my case deaths). The load times on my traditional magnetic hard drive were around 15-20 seconds. On the Vertex 3, the loads were shortened by 10 to 15 seconds. It was quite a difference that definitely improved my user experience as I was spending more time playing instead of staring at a progress bar.

    Playing starcraft 2, I found the improvement to be much more subtle as the game files were previously on my Vertex 1. The menus seemed a bit more responsive, but it wasn't as stark a contrast moving from the magnetic drive. World of Warcraft ran slightly faster as well, shaving a couple of seconds loading into major cities or instances. Heroes of Newerth didn't seem to be affected that much, but then again the install for the game is only ~500MB.

    I plan on installing this drive in my new gaming desktop replacement notebook later on in the year as a primary OS/Program drive. I'm sure I will appreciate the larger capacity when trying to jam the OS, productivity apps, and games all on a single drive.

    My only current gripe with the Vertex 3 is the high cost. While I would love to have a second one to replace my Vertex 1 and 2, the $500+ price tag doesn't justify the speed increase I would gain over the older drives. At nearly $2 per GB, it is quite the barrier to owning multiple Vertex 3 drives at this capacity.

    I would like to note that this is an enthusiast item since the manufacturer (OCZ) is consistently improving the firmware for their products. From past experience with the Vertex 1 and 2, most of the updates are minor bug fixes, but there are some revisions that add performance gains as well. Updating the firmware has come a long way as a short time. Previously, it wasn't easy to flash a drive that had an OS on it while running the OS. Boot disks were needed and constantly needed to be rebuilt as new firmware came out. OCZ's new toolbox is much better now, but updating firmware still isn't for the novice user or someone that expects to plug the drive in and never worry about it again.

    Overall, I love my new SSD. It allows me to accomplish most tasks on my system with less frustration induced by wait times and unresponsiveness. Just be sure to plan your program installations accordingly and have the appropriate hardware to get the most out of your purchase.

    Update: April 2012
    As of July 2011, OCZ has updated the firmware to 2.15 to correct the stability issues plaguing the Sandforce 2281 controller. I have been running the firmware since then both on a Agility 3 as my primary OS drive and on the vertex 3 containing the majority of my games. I have yet to encounter stuttering or stability problem that I experienced on the previous revisions for the 6+ months I've been running it. Subjectively, the speed is the same as when I secured erased both drives to reinstall Windows 7.

    OCZ has since released the Vertex 4 drives based on the Everest 2 controller. If you write a lot of incompressable data to your SSD (such as videos), the Vertex 4 is a better choice. If price and a more aggressive garbage collection (for non TRIM OSes such as OSX) are more important, the Vertex 3 is still a great buy.
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  • Sam
    1.0 out of 5 stars Very Disappointed.
    Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2011
    Verified Purchase
    I have the OCZ Agility 2 SSD drive currently installed in my HP tx2. Great product.

    I have the OCZ Vertex 2 installed in my HP Dv7. Another great product.

    I recently picked up this Vertex 3 to go along with my Alienware m17x R3. That's where the buck apparently stops with OCZ.

    I have had nothing but problems with this drive. I was very excited and anticipating the drive to work as flawlessly as the previous two OCZ drives did. But I was wrong. I basically ignored all the reviews and negative feedback out there about this drive hoping my copy would be an exception. It wasn't. This product was rushed to market. OCZ is at driver 2.11 already and there are still bugs. I personally experienced many BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) episodes at random intervals. I couldn't manage to run my laptop more than 30 minutes before it forced shut down.

    To add insult to injury, updating the driver for this faulty SSD is not easy. OCZs update software won't allow updates to the drive if your running it at the same time, unlike some of it's competitors. Since this was the only drive in my computer, I had to find another way to update the driver (which required the use of an external flash drive). The hassle didn't make a difference.

    Eventually, I went back to the original HDD supplied with my computer unsure where my loyalties lie at the moment. I spent a bunch of time trying to get this drive to work. Unfortunately, this drive will have to go back and find it replaced with one of OCZs competitors. With so many options to choose from, there is no need for this kind of headache. If you insist on buying the Vertex 3, hold off until the problems are worked out. Otherwise spend your hard earned dollars elsewhere.
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