Ok .... define "faster" every bench out side of read/write tests put the Corsair Force GT ahead of the vertex 4's. Not by much but IMHO save your money.

"Apart from the results in the first diagram, the Vertex 4 series look really good. They can offer a record-breaking speed at any write operations as well as at random reading with a long request queue depth. When reading 4KB data blocks, which is a highly popular operation in practical applications, the Indilinx Everest 2 controller secures them second place, behind the Corsair Force GT, a typical SandForce-based SSD with synchronous memory."

Sequential read 7/9

Sequential write 1/9

Random read 4 k 2/9

Random write 4 k 1/9

random read qd=32 1/9

random write qd=32 1/9


It said in no part that "every bench out side of read/write tests put the Corsair Force GT ahead of the vertex 4's". One read was 7/9 position, one read was 2/9, one read was 1/9 and all three writes were FIRST with about 20 - 40 % difference in speed to even Corsair 240 GT. That's how I define faster.

Because it does not have one!

I e-mailed OCZ:

"No, the Vertex 4 series does not have this feature.

Tom Wong
Director, Sales
Office: 408.xxx.xxxx
Cell: 408.xxx.xxxx
"

Bad reporting by xbit.