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I love how Kristian opens up with a flow chart of OCZ's design process. Every OCZ product fails in step 4 -- or seems to jump from 2 to 5. I read the title of
by scurvy 11y ago
I love how Kristian opens up with a flow chart of OCZ's design process. Every OCZ product fails in step 4 -- or seems to jump from 2 to 5.
I read the title of the article as "How SSDs are Made (Poorly)". This was a bad acquisition for Toshiba.
- jotm 11y agoThey forgot to include the "Testing unfinished products on client PCs" phase :-)
- cyphunk 11y agoAnd the history of black/grey market meandering. I remember watching a discussion on their official support forum from users requesting help on broken drives purchased new in box off of ebay. OCZ didn't even bother to check serial numbers for legitimacy they just made a blanket rule against anything purchased on ebay. I'd have chalked this up to typical support laziness but after (respectfully) posting suggestions for various methods that can be used to distinguish clones from legit they deleted the whole thread. Just a horribly shoddy company.