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OCZ ARC 100 240GB SSD Review

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Read performance rates around 500 MB/s in the ATTO 2,048kb test, a little behind the market leaders which can completely saturate the SATA III interface in excess of 550 MB/s. Write performance rates at just over 430 MB/s, around 100 MB/s behind the fastest Solid State Drive's we have tested in the last year.

According to OCZ, the larger ARC 100 480GB drive is around 10 MB/s and 20 MB/s faster in the read and write tests respectively. We don't have one at hand to confirm unfortunately.
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Some comparison results from other leading products available on the market today.

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