“The OCZ Vector 450 is today’s topic of discussion, and it’s the first time we’ve seen the venerable Vertex name produce an in-house ASIC design for the market. With a power-optimized clock and AES-256 encryption, the M10 derivative of the Barefoot 3 controller promises top performance at a more affordable price point than the flagship OCZ Vector model as well. Replacing the Vertex 4, the new Vertex 450 looks to chew through incompressible data, unlike the competition’s SandForce-controller drives. So how does the performance of the Vertex 450 measure up? Is it worth the investment? Let’s dive in and find out.”
Any major computer upgrade generally requires a full software reinstall too. No so if you heed the advice in the guide to Upgrading a Motherboard without Reinstalling. PCSTATS Tips
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