Pros: Booting is much faster and stability is vastly improved. Comes with a 3.5" adapter bracket. The cloning software license that's included worked seamlessly even in on Win 8.1 pro. Slapped it in my external drive dock, downloaded and installed the software, clicked the option to clone the drive, followed the prompts, it restarted, cloned the drive, and I told the BIOS to use that drive and the rest is history. Cold boots use to take about 50 seconds with about 15 seconds of that happening during the post before the OS starts loading. Now, it takes about 25 seconds for a cold boot and about 22-23 seconds on a restart. The data access is phenomenally quick compared to my old SATA II drive.

Cons: About the only con I can find is the length of the license key...It's long and easy to mistype a character. (BTW, I didn't enter any dashes, so it seems that works better)

Overall Review: I was a little concerned with a couple of the recent very negative reviews, but so far not seeing any issues and I'm *very* happy with my purchase.

Pros: I picked up one if these for my Z77 system to compare it with the 840 EVO. This drive has much better overall write speed. I move around 5-8GB files from one ssd to another. When I do this on the EVO it drops to 100-150MB/s after 30 seconds. With the 460 it starts out at 450-475MB/s and stays above 400 through the entire transfer. I gave been using it for about 2 months and couldn't be happier.

Cons: I still wish it could stay over 400 during all transfers but seems to be the best I have encountered. Acronis 2013 should be updated to 2014.

Pros: Much improved quality over the previous SSD's that OCZ produced. I have had no issues with any of the 5 that I have deployed through our clients so far. They are fast and reliable, exactly as they should be.

Cons: I have found no cons so far with these newer drives.

Overall Review: In the past OCZ solid state drives were horribly unreliable. I would have stacks of them accumulated on my desk for RMA. It became a running joke in our company that if you used one, you would regret it. Luckily, the last time I had to RMA a stack of them, they had been taken over by Toshiba and they sent us brand new drives. They actually work now, and not only that, they work very well. We have all changed our tune and now have no issues at all with these.

Pros: Two of these things in Raid 0 just screams. Getting over 900 mpbs with Sata III connections. Replaced two 120gig OCZ Agility 3's with these new VERTEX 460s. AMAZING. Might buy 2 more for my girlfriend.

Cons: So far so good. No complaints. Couldn't be happier with my purchase.

Pros: + Excellent performance, especially with incompressible data + High quality construction: metal chassis (NOT plastic) + Bundled with Acronis + Because OCZ is now owned by Toshiba, OCZ SSDs are 100% vertically integrated just like Samsung. That means all components are designed and manufactured in-house.

Cons: - Lacks any management software like Samsung's Magician

Overall Review: This SSD is installed on a Gigabyte 970A-UD3P motherboard on the SATA 3 (6Gb/s) port. I ran CrystalDiskMark v3.0.1 X64 with the following results: Read [MB/s] - Write [MB/s] Seq: 402.4 - 406.2 512K: 317.4 - 357.7 4K: 9.227 - 12.68 4K QD32: 308.3 - 257.1

Pros: Stats according to Samsung Magician software: Read - 540 Mb/s Write - 515 Mb/s Read IOPS - 84296 Write IOPS - 88891 Im running the drive as my primary drive which slightly lowered the speeds from the first time I ran the software test as a bare drive. Looks like you actually get what you are paying for. Stats are right around what OCZ (Toshiba) is advertising for the drive. My PC boots up in about 15-18 secs via UEFI install into Windows 8 Pro. At the price of $110-120 after rebate for a 240 GB SSD, its a great deal.

Cons: Lets hope Toshiba has solved OCZ's quality control issues of the past and the drive works well past the 3 year warranty period.

Pros: Fast

Cons: None

Overall Review: Acclaris Clone from a 1TB HDD Win 7 64 bit OS kept hanging on install until I set IDE mode in BIOS. Switched back to ACHI after clone completed.

Pros: Really fast for the price of 105, never bought a ssd before, after i bought this i was amaze by the boot time. Before i use a 7200rpm hard drive, sometime my system would freeze 1 or 2 sec if i ever install 3 or 4 thing at the same time, and i usually rlike to reformat my window each newyear, never know why. This speed my process. The last hard drive i use alway show 100% max speed in task manager, now with ocz ssd, it done it job before i could look at the task manager, ok i exaggerated but it is fasr. Never regret this bought. Also free backup software so another plus for ocz. Anyway it real speed is the same on the spec sheet, go for this one. I would have bought kington ssd but after the fiasco of kington switching hardware without announcement i leave them alone even though they are the cheapest, and i was on a budget too.

Cons: Different size screw, but hey my computer case come with all compatibles bay, so i didn't need those factory screw

Overall Review: Cpu: amd fx8320 Gpu: amd xfx R9 280x Hard drive: 1tb seagate Ssd: ocz 460 240gb Monitor: 24' dell e2414h