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    OCZ 240GB Revo Drive 3 x2 SSD - Solid State Drive

    hi all this is my first post here so be gentle i'm looking for advice i currently have a crucial c300 128gb and really like the idea of a OCZ 240GB Revo Drive 3 x2 SSD but i have been trawling the net to no avial as i cannot find an answer to whether they are stable in a p6x58d premium motherboard that has a marvell controller { i know this has nothing to do with a revo drive } but seems outdated as most drives marvell controlled don't have that much of a boost to my current drive

    have any of you had any experience with this drive ? or have any advice regarding compatibility ?


    thanks in advance

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    Re: OCZ 240GB Revo Drive 3 x2 SSD - Solid State Drive

    You should probably post this in a general area at Hexus or speak with OCZ. This section is for the support of Corsair products.

    As a general answer to your question, I would advise against using the Marvell controller for an SSD and definitely not in RAID-0. Use the ICH10-R on that board. It is SATA2/3GB but it is a much better option than the Marvell.

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    Re: OCZ 240GB Revo Drive 3 x2 SSD - Solid State Drive

    thanks for your reply i will delete this post after 24hrs

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    Re: OCZ 240GB Revo Drive 3 x2 SSD - Solid State Drive

    No worries. I just did not want your question to go overlooked. Good luck.

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    Re: OCZ 240GB Revo Drive 3 x2 SSD - Solid State Drive

    I fitted a pair of these on a x79 chipset amazing performance booted in about 4 seconds check out the OCZ forums there is a dedicated thread on suitable motherboards for the revodrives

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