OWC has recently announced a new lineup of SSDs that will revitalize your PC or Mac. The OWC Mercury Extreme Pro 6G SSD lineup is ideal for audio, video, photo editing, and production for sustained performance users. If you find yourself in the need to boost your performance, you might want to give these a shot. Especially because they can transform any ol’ rig to like-new performances.
The Mercury Extreme Pro 6G SSD Lineup Pricing and More!
Suitable for both Mac and Windows, the Mercury Extreme Pro 6G lineup boasts read/write speeds of over 500MB/s through its storage capacity. Storage sizes are 240GB, 480GB, 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB of storage, with prices starting at just $69.75. Full prices are:
- 240GB $69.75
- 480GB $119.75
- 1TB $199.00
- 2TB $369.00
- 4TB $799.00
In situations where sustained write performance is critical, and when a drop in performance can lead to lost frames and production time. Some drives drop to 50-60MB/s after their cache is exhausted. However, the Mercury Extreme Pro is up to 10x faster than what many hard drives deliver today after their peak speed is fatigued with as little as 2-3 percent of the hard drive written. The drives can also be used for storage within A/V equipment from Blackmagic, SoundDevice, and Atomos devices, as well as for internal Mac and PC hardware upgrades.
Of course, since this is a reliable SSD, it needs to have a good form factor that will fit the smallest cases. Knowing this, OWC made it so the SSDs are small enough (2.5 inch) so that it fits the majority of situations and doesn’t mess with your storage space. Of course, this also benefits gaming computers as SSDs offer significantly better performance when it comes to gaming, particularly in terms of loading times.
So, what do you think about the OWC Mercury Extreme Pro 6G SSD lineup? Are you going to purchase any of the SSDs offered by OWC? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below. Do you want to check on more hardware? Why don’t you take a look at our EPOS SENNHEISER GSP 601 Gaming Series Headset Review? If you want to know about other SSDs, you can check out our Crucial BX200 SSD review.
