Alright here is why I am already staying out of such topics about Windows 8. Like the 2 topics that are in the Windows area that have several comments to date but few from me. I know that this is going to get scrutiny and criticized to death, but this is my opinion and I am entitled to it just as much as the rest. I am sharing it here instead of on the forums cause I know what this will do and I am trying to avoid that by posting it in the Blog so people can see my opinion and understand why ...
I've been speeding through all my reads and writes with the OCZ Vertex 3 Max IOPS Originally Posted by Slaymate When we look at the performance specifications, focusing on the 120GB model, the Max IOPS has improved its Random Read/Write as well as the Sequential Write speeds. The Max IOPS specifications are showing a 60% increase in Random Reads, 23% in the Random Writes and a 48% increase in the Sequential Write speed when compared to the Vertex 3. You can read more here
A few days ago OCZ released a firmware fix for the BSOD/disconnect issue that affected SF-2200 based SSDs. You can learn more here.
OCZ has sent Tech-Forums another SSD to test, the Vertex 3 120GB, and it is the fastest drive I have tested thus far. In quite a few of these tests, many of the individual categories do show all of the drives with very simular results, but in the end there can only be one winner and today it is the Vertex 3. You can read more here.
Originally Posted by Slaymate So what's a diehard overclocker to do? I searched for a better heatsink but I found none. It was at this time that I started looking for a watercooling alternative. Its been a few years since I've watercooled a CPU and here is the review of the kit I've chosen to use. While I chose to make myself an external loop, this kit can easily be installed inside most cases for a more visually appealing result. In the end it's the actual performance that counts, read more here.
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