Would you like to join the Guru3D: OCZ SSD test team ?

I'd love to give this a go. Always up for testing out nice new shiny toys!

Forgot to mention, can test in the main rig in my signature, my AM1 based HTPC / Media Server / Loungeroom gaming machine, or my i5 Toshiba laptop

 

I would love to give it a go since I dont have a SSD. I do have a fair amount of time to report properly on the matter.

 

I can happily assist with this. As my home computer is also my work computer. My OS drive is always highly active. But I'm also an avid gamer so it would be nice to host the games on the same drive as opposed to running 3 120gb SSDs. (GTA V 60gb download.. sheesh)

On a side note, I am using a 4790k with a z97 Mark S sabertooth board. Currently have 3 Samsung 840pro SSDs all 120gb and a 500gb HDD.

 

I could take part here. I'm sceptical of OCZ after owning the first ever SSD they did which frankly was terrible. Lets see what they're up to now.

I can use this as my main os drive if you like and would enjoy sending back feedback regularly over the 2 years. I have a native sata 3 x79 system with 4 different brands of SSD in it and ssds in all my consoles.

 

I can be part of it. I will do some review n comparison with my SSDs Im using now, Kingston HyperX 3K 240Gb and Plextor M5Pro Ex 512Gb. So this will be more fair if I compare both of them with OCZ you provide.

 

i would also be happy to assist in this , i have a old agility 3 120gig which has been in constant use for a few years now

 

Well, I am using my computer for a lot of stuff, browsing, gaming, office, photoshop, torrents. I could give the SSD a lot of testing.
Plus, the thing is I still have (but don't use it anymore) an almost dead SSD from OCZ, namely OCZ Petrol 64 GB. That was a pretty lousy SSD! I had problems with the first, I changed it, and then I had problems with the new one also (got papers to prove it)... I thing you owe me one OCZ!
Hope the new SSDs are better than the one I had!

 

All my fleet is equipped with an SSD, mainly Samsung 840 series 120/250 GB.
Recently I bought a Kingstone 3dnow 240GB SSD for my renewed HTPC replacing the old but glorious OCZ Vertex 3 120GB (replacing n° 2 OCZ PETROL SSD faulty). This Vertex 460A is similar to previous 460 with a very good reading speed.
If you need a tester I will be very glad to support you.

 

Now this would be really interesting to test. I still have only mechanical drives. It would be my main computers OS drive. Usage would be for gaming and content creation for a game too.

 

I've been running OCZ Agility 3's for awhile now and have always had great experiences with OCZ's products in the past. I'd love a chance to take part in this, and regardless of being selected or not I think it's a fantastic opportunity and a great way to work with the community. So kudos to OCZ and Guru3D!

My main usage for such a drive would probably be a combination of gaming and file downloads/transfers from the internet and over my own network, as well as some content creation. So that would be daily data writing and removal ranging from a few hundred megabytes to several gigs each day. I'd be happy to vary my workload a little more if that would be of further help.

Good luck to all involved!

 

I would love to take part in this

 

Interesting. I never owned OCZ SSD or memory and i always wanted to...

Heard alot about prons and cons about OCZ, it would be nice to test it myself.

 

Count me in guys

 

I'd love to join! I've recently been studying the inner workings of flash and even put together a special "tinkering machine" OS is being swapped frequently too including cloning with Acronis etc. Would be VERY interested in testing this as it would help them with reliability and me in my studies.

 

My SSD's has always been OCZ, and my current ones are the original Vector, and the Agility 4... so id actually be quite interested in testing their newest edition.

 

I think I would like to test one. Never owned an SSD though but would be cool, I'd do after effects/photoshop, gaming.. stuff like that.

Cool opportunity hilbert, thanks.

 

It's amazing how many people offering to help either joined recently or have very few posts.

I'd love to help out but I don't have a system available for such use. I could easily find 5 people in this thread that I would highly recommend for this "2 year test" though.

 

I don't have SATA III port, but please keep me in mind for any other related kind of things. hmu anytime. Especially any music-pc related stuff. Actually, if you wanted to expand the website to include computer related audio gear and that kinda thing, in the future, I can be very helpful in that dept. Just ideas.

 

Sounds interesting, i don't mind throwing my hat into the ring.

 

Interesting, count me in
However, i think there are others who are easily more "illegible"