OCZ’s Super Budget SSD

If you have been putting off buying an SSD because of the price you have no excuse anymore!

OCZ’s Trion 100 SSD has the perfect blend of value and performance of any SSD on the market currently. If you are still using a HDD as your main drive in your computer you need to upgrade immediately. Adding an SSD into my 5 year old laptop made it usable again.

Below are the prices of the OCZ Trion 100

• Trion 100 120GB: $56.99 (~$0.48 per GB)
• Trion 100 240GB: $87.99 (~$0.37 per GB)
• Trion 100 480GB: $184.99 (~$0.39 per GB)
• Trion 100 960GB: $369.99 (~$0.39 per GB)

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As you can see the prices are phenomenally good. Just to put it into comparison a 256GB Crucial MX100 costs $123.99, that’s $0.48 per GB compared to $0.37 per GB. Price is good and all but performance and longevity is also important. OCZ are using Toshiba’s Triple-Level Cell NAND memory and controller, which has claimed speed increases over its competitors. OCZ are claiming 550Mb/s Read and 530Mb/s write with a random read I/O performance of up to 90 000 IOPS. I would like to emphasis that these are claimed figures and at the moment we have no way of confirming any of this. The table below shows performance information for each of the different drive capacities.

Just looking at the numbers I would not recommend buying the 120GB model as it has a lower endurance and is the worst value for money compared to the higher capacity models. I would recommend buying the 240GB model as it is the best value for money.

Are you going to buy this SSD?