Trusted Reviews
"The real story of SSDs is the way they feel to use everyday. It's that aforementioned snappiness that really makes them a pleasure to use. It's immediately obvious the OCZ SSD is by far and away the fastest drive in every aspect. The average transfer rate is above any other drive and unlike all the hard drive's the transfer rate doesn't start high and drop off towards the end. On top of this, the access time is also orders of magnitude faster than the other drives. All in all, this OCZ turned in a very impressive performance. The SSD simply trounces the competition - and our own more subjective tests also backed this up. Quite simply, this is the fastest drive we've ever tested, and by a long way. If you do have deep pockets and want the ultimate performance from your desktop or notebook, then this drive is the way to go."
Added on: 2008-05-08

ThinkComputers
"The OCZ ReaperX DDR3-1333 2 gig kit met and exceeded all of my expectations. Besides looking good and keeping cool, I found the kit to actually perform better than my DDR2 kit. This memory will work in virtually every DDR3 motherboard, operating at the standard DDR3 Vdimm of 1.5v, andat DDR3-1066 and up. Crank the Vdimm up to 1.8v, and overclock to your heart's content. The stock 1333mHz is far from the limits of this memory. At the stock 1.8v, I raised the frequency to DDR3-1731. After raising the Vdimm to 1.86, I got to DDR3-1776. That's a 33% overclock, which I find very impressive. So is there anything not to like about the DDR3 ReaperX? Nothing that I could find."
Added on: 2008-05-07

Tech Power Up!
OCZ has managed to create another very unique and well performing series with the ReaperX. The 4 GB kit performs exeptionally well at the intended CL rating. The design of the spreaders looks great and surely does cool the memory better with than without. Overall the ReaperX has some impressive performance for a 4 GB Kit.
Added on: 2008-05-06

Phoronix
"Their read performance as measured by hdparm were each around 13MB/s, but for what it's worth the OCZSDHC6-4GB did have the very miniscule lead. If you're like us, and keeping up with the pace of technology, a three-year warranty is adequate for an inexpensive memory card. Cards are priced at about $15 USD a piece and is a good buy."
Added on: 2008-05-03

Overclockers Online
"From the concept of the Rally Flash Drive family, OCZ has done everything right: a sleek slender body with fast performance. The curved edges with no protruding parts and overall small body makes it an easy fit into pockets while the 25-30MB/s performance guarantees you quick copy from hard drive to flash. At the end of the day, if you need a fast, dependable and high capacity flash drive free from all the gimmick of password protection, automatic file updating or partitioning, you won't be disappointed by the Rally2 Turbo."
Added on: 2008-05-05

CPU3D
"We found the OCZ Freeze to produced the lowest CPU core temperatures in the group.The proprietary silicon based formula of the OCZ Freeze seem to take that crown. On average during full load, the OCZ Freeze produced around 7-8 degrees lower than generic silicone paste.my personal favourite is the OCZ Freeze. When it comes to lowering CPU core temperatures, a good quality thermal paste does, and will make a difference. So, go out and arm yourself with some good quality thermal paste. We recommend the OCZ Freeze."
Added on: 2008-05-02

Virtual-Hideout
"The Rally2 Turbo lived up to the caliber of performance we've come to expect from OCZ. This isn't just a sleek-looking drive; it's a sleek-looking drive with the transfer rates to match. With fast read and write transfer rates and a minimalist look/design, the Rally2 Turbo stands out among a crowd of "flashy" drives that don't deliver on performance. The small size and aluminum case make it a valuable device for any professional. With the falling prices of flash memory nowadays, there's no reason not to get one of these. With the Rally2 Turbo, you know that you're getting one of the best performers, backed by OCZ's lifetime warranty."
Added on: 2008-05-01