Comments OCZ Tech Agility Series 120GB SSD - Peripheral - review

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GavinHamer

9:28 AM on 12 November, 2009

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This sector seems to be crying out for a group test of some sort. There are a lot of drives out there.

I would like to see you review something with a Samsung controller, such as Samsungs, or larger drives in the Corsair Extreme series.

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xenos

3:02 AM on 13 November, 2009

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Well I'm ordering mine from the US.. That price disparity is just ridiculous!

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Malderon

11:33 AM on 13 November, 2009

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@xenos You are absolutely right - I thought I was seeing things before. The Intel drives came across at a pretty fair parity, but that made them astronomically better value than the Indilinx drives. I was reading articles like the anandtech "buy intel at 80/160" and "buy indilinx if you need 64/128/256". Only trouble was, at the time, a 80GB Intel X25-M was cheaper than any 64GB Indilinx drive, in fact it was close to price to the 30GB Vertex. Crazy. I took a look at the US pricing and it was much more competitive.

The X25-M has gone up in price (and down in availability) since I bought it, but the disparity is still there, in the UK, the Intel drives seem much better value.

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ChickPea

4:40 PM on 17 November, 2009

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Where can you get this in the US? As usual, the best price vendor does not ship to the UK.

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Gordon394

4:57 PM on 17 November, 2009

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@ChickPea - try this: http://www.trustedreviews.com/multimedia/news/2009/11/03/Bundle-Box-Brings-US-Goods---Prices-to-UK/p1

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