Corsairs Flagship Marvel driven Performance Pro is now in stock!!

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OcUK now have stock of the crazy fast Corsair Performance Pro SSD in 128GB and 256GB sizes. Matching the M4 is near every test, out pacing in other the Performance Pro series of SSD is set to be highly reliable running on a Marvel controller and blisteringly quick! Reviews already put this drive out there as one of the fastest you can buy so if your in the market for a new SSD and dont fancy Crucial or a Sandforce drive then this is the drive for you!


Corsair 128GB Performance Pro SSD SATA 6Gb/s (CSSD-P128GBP-BK) @ £167.99 inc VAT

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Performance Pro Series SSDs tap into the power of the Marvell SATA 6 Gb/s controller for reliable performance across multiple platforms and PC configurations. With an impressive ATTO Max performance of up to 500MB/s Sequential Read and 340 MB/s Sequential Write, Performance Pro Series solid-state drives offer incredibly fast boot and application load times that will make you wonder why anybody still uses old-fashioned mechanical hard drives. This isn't just limited to files that can be compressed and decompressed on the fly — Performance Pro Series SSDs offer similar performance when reading and writing compressed and non-compressible data.

- Capacity: 128GB
- Read Speed: 500MB/s
- Write Speed: 340MB/s
- Random 4K Write: 60,000 IOPS
- 2.5" SATA 6GB/s


Only £167.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW







Corsair 256GB Performance Pro SSD SATA 6Gb/s (CSSD-P256GBP-BK) @ £329.99 inc VAT

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Performance Pro Series SSDs tap into the power of the Marvell SATA 6 Gb/s controller for reliable performance across multiple platforms and PC configurations. With an impressive ATTO Max performance of up to 515MB/s Sequential Read and 440 MB/s Sequential Write, Performance Pro Series solid-state drives offer incredibly fast boot and application load times that will make you wonder why anybody still uses old-fashioned mechanical hard drives. This isn't just limited to files that can be compressed and decompressed on the fly — Performance Pro Series SSDs offer similar performance when reading and writing compressed and non-compressible data.

- Capacity: 256GB
- Read Speed: 515MB/s
- Write Speed: 440MB/s
- Random 4K Write: 65,000 IOPS
- 2.5" SATA 6GB/s


Only £329.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
I had Corsair Force 3 120GB from OCUK last week (when there was offer online) and had trouble with BSD some days with freeze with Firmware 1.3.3 on SATA 6Gb/s but no BSD on SATA 3 Gb/s. So SSD had put me off for time being.
 
just a firmware issue then.
why not look at an M4 as an alternative?

bulldog, if you can afford to buy a 980X then you can afford to get an SSD

there is no reason not to have an SSD with todays market pricing.

choosing a mechanical drive over an SSD is madness if you can afford it.
 
SSD had put me off because I had 2 x OCZ 120GB had died last year then now Corsair Force 3 firmware BSD issues. SSD isn't reliable at all. I know it fastest. I might get M4 instead as there is good reviews of M4 with no issues. I just don't want to waste any more monies on three SSD's that I had bad luck with.
 
bulldog147 said:
SSD had put me off because I had 2 x OCZ 120GB had died last year then now Corsair Force 3 firmware BSD issues. SSD isn't reliable at all. I know it fastest. I might get M4 instead as there is good reviews of M4 with no issues. I just don't want to waste any more monies on three SSD's that I had bad luck with.
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SSD's are great! Even I haven't managed to kill mine, you'll be fine!

Ok, that's a lie... I've killed one, but the other 2 are fine!
 
hiroofheroes said:
Is there a story behind that?
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Yes but if we discussed it on here we would all be executed ;)

For the record, I too have managed to kill an SSD, despite it being on a system that rarely puts any serious demands on the hardware (apparently the SSD controller died within 6 months of installing it!).
 
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