avoid using OCZ SSDs and any ssds which have unusually cheap price per gb than the average on the market. They're not SATA drive replacements, just SATA partially compatible, usually can't properly support AHCI, S.M.A.R.T. and other modern sata standards and interface modes. this may cause incompatibility with a certain controllers and increases risks of possible data losses.
currently lenovo officially supports only Samsung SSD drives, you may order them directly from lenovo (officially supported parts) or buy directly from Samsung (should also work). OCZ's old (before core series) are actually samsung drives, they even have the same chip model numbers.
OCZ core series is a crap and waste of money. I've recently bought two ocz drives, both produced error 2100, both were sent back to the store, still awaiting for one refund. The best thing you can do it's to do the same.
Message Edited by disserman on 08-26-2008 05:44 PM
