OCZ Reveals RevoDrive 3 Max IOPS Editions

The Max IOPS RevoDrive 3's are based on the PCI Express x4 interface (PCIe-to-SAS controller) and utilizes OCZ's Virtual Controller Architecture (VCA) 2.0. As discussed in The OCZ RevoDrive 3 X2 Preview: Second-Gen SandForce Goes PCIe, VCA "reduces CPU overhead by implementing queue balancing algorithms, and it improves direct memory access". In addition, it adds TRIM and SCSI Unmap support, which are designed to help with minimizing write amplification and maintain performance.

The RevoDrive 3 Max IOPS comes in three capacities, 120 GB, 240 GB and 480 GB, and offers performance of sequential read and writes speeds up to 1000 MB/s and 950 MB/s, with 4KB random write performance of up to 140,000 IOPS. The original RevoDrive 3 offers performance of sequential read and writes speeds up to 1025 MB/s and 925 MB/s, with 4KB random write performance of up to 130,000 IOPS.

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  • sayakbiswas
    BUT I have only 2 kidneys!!! and i can sell only one of them :(
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  • gmcizzle
    ...dare I even ask the price for these?
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  • OCZ needs to focus on the Hybrid, if they make a proper hybrid(no dodgy software, and a bit more speed). it has quite a high chance of dominating the market. i mean look at the current 1 TB hybrid not bad for the price, but the software is just so bad i cant work with it.

    but if they made it beter, and more reliable then i might just buy one, but their current software is useless, and horribly implemented.
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  • halcyon
    I have a liver, healthy, I, I...can I live without it?...I don't even have a PC (I've got a Mac), but me want this...I'll build a PC around it.
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  • alyoshka
    Yeah, I agree with DDC, they really need to work on their Hybrid Wonder, it has great potential and is much much faster than the Seagate Hybrid or others.
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  • JOSHSKORN
    I wonder how much 1 kidney, my appendix, my tonsils, my spleen and my gallbladder would go for. Maybe that'll get me one of those drives.
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  • halcyon
    JOSHSKORNI wonder how much 1 kidney, my appendix, my tonsils, my spleen and my gallbladder would go for. Maybe that'll get me one of those drives.It might get you one, if you throw in $100US, but probably not the X2 edition. :??:
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  • nikorr
    Fast one indeed!
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  • halcyon
    Leave it to OCZ to make the totally drool-worthy device that is gotta be overkill but that I gotta have for my system (Mac Pro) that it won't even work in.
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  • teodoreh
    halcyonLeave it to OCZ to make the totally drool-worthy device that is gotta be overkill but that I gotta have for my system (Mac Pro) that it won't even work in.
    Hahaha Mac Pro.
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