OCZ Storage Solutions(Toshiba)Warranty Liability

OCZ Storage Solutions = A Toshiba Group Company
OCZ Technology Group. = Toshiba Corporation has acquired substantially all the assets from OCZ Technology Group but most liabilities, including outstanding warranties, have been excluded from that acquisition.

As a result, OCZ Storage Solutions is only able to provide warranty support for certain products, as follows:

OCZ Storage Solutions is able to provide warranty support for the “OCZ Technology” SATA based Vector, Vertex Series SSDs, RevoDrive, RevoDrive 3/3X2 PCIe SSDs as well as any products launched by OCZ Storage Solutions on or after January 22nd, 2014. OCZ Storage Solutions is also able to provide warranty support for the “OCZ Technology” Agility SSD Series products that are still within a current warranty period until Jan 22, 2015.

OCZ Storage Solutions is unable to provide any warranty support for the following legacy and end of life “OCZ Technology” products that were discontinued over the past year or prior: solid state drives from the following families, Core, Apex, Solid, Solid 2, Solid 3, Colossus, IBIS, Enyo, Nocti, Synapse, Octane S2, Octane S3, Onyx, Petrol, and RevoDrive Hybrid. OCZ Storage Solutions is also unable to provide any warranty support for all discontinued non-SSD category products including DRAM memory, USB drives, Power Supplies, DIY notebooks and peripherals.

OCZ Product Warranty Information

 

its good to know cuz my vector just died 4 hours ago after 3 months of use, now my secondary system is running off the traditional harddrive, its funny though the drive just killed itself without an apparent reason, restart and boom its gone, i like it how they implemented the firmware

less than 10Tb of nand write is very acceptable for OCZ products...

 

Does the Vector show up in the bios?

If it's there a secure erase/format and reinstall of the OS might fix it if the boot files got corrupted.

 

So what happened (happens?) to the rest of OCZ, the parts that Toshiba didn't buy? Last I heard, "OCZ" (whoever/whatever that may be - didn't Toshiba buy the OCZ name?) was still looking for a buyer for its PSU technology.

 

if there is anything i can do it would've been done, its gone into my samsung, my msi and it doesn't get seen in the bios, as for USB enclosure, it went into a working one with USB 3.0 and esata port, its gone through 2 USB hubs (8 ports in total), 3 usb 3 ports in the msi, 1 usb 2 port in the msi, 2 usb 3 port in the samsung and 1 usb 2 port in the samsung, and the esata port in the msi, a total of 25 tries with no luck, not detectable in bios, not detectable hot plugged, not detectable esata, and not detectable USB 3, 2, 3.0 hub in usb 3 port and 3.0 hub in usb 2.0 mode

i should decalre the SSD completely dead, oh, and i also tried plugging the enclosure into my friend's macbook air, same out come

 

Good idea. I have a Partition Tool and it does this quite satisfactorily.