Vertex 450 is based on 20 nanometer MLC NAND memory and replaces the Vertex 4 line (25-nanometer NAND), and has an OCZ's Indilinx Barefoot controller 3 M10 with lower power consumption (compared with its predecessor), and support for AES-256 encryption. Using 20-nanometer NAND memory makes Vertex 450 cheaper to produce than the previous Vector and Vertex 4 product line, according to the company.
Declared data transfer speed is 540 MB/s for reading and 530 MB/s for writing, with 90,000 IOPS at random writing of 4K data blocks. OCZ Vertex 450 comes with a three-year warranty, but prices have not yet been published.
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OCZ has introduced a Vertex 450 line of SSDs, which will be available in capacities of 128, 256 and 512 GB. According to the company, Vertex 450 should offer quality, performance and reliability close to Vector series, but at a slightly lower price.
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