 Today we're going to be unboxing the OCZ Revo Drive X2 bootable PCIe solid-state drive. It uses an award-winning design. It is San Forest driven. It is powered by PCI Express 4X and it uses internal RAID 0. So now that I've read you all of the information off the box, I am going to open the package and then the box. Basically this is an updated version and a higher performance version of the original Revo Drive, which was released really not all that long ago. What the Revo Drive X2 brings to the table over the original Revo Drive is more performance, as well as the capability for higher capacities because of the way it's designed. It is also completely bootable. So all you do is throw it in a PCI Express 4X or higher slot, so it can run in an 8X or a 16X slot, a 4X slot. Doesn't really matter. You're just going to get more band- or no, you're not going to get more bandwidth. If you ran it in a lower slot, like a PCIe 1X slot, then you'd get lower bandwidth, but the 4X slot is the optimal one and I'm not sure where I was going with that. My SSD is faster than your hard drive sticker is included. You also get an installation and quick start guide. Alright, and then since there are no accessories, we can presume that the Revo Drive functions with no accessories. And we would be correct because unlike normal SSD drives, hard drives, pretty much anything else that you plug into your computer, the Revo Drive is entirely powered, as well as putting all of its data over the PCI Express connector here at the bottom. So your power comes here, your data goes here. That means you don't need any external power adapters. You don't need any external data cables. This is it. This is a 240 gig drive that is powered by four, count them, four, San Force controllers. So each one of these San Force chips right here is controlling a bank of flash. So you can see there's also flash chips on the back. And then there's two more San Force chips that are on that level. So the Revo Drive X2 really is X2. It uses two PCBs, four San Force controllers running an internal RAID 0, in order to get the blistering fast performance speeds, which I don't think I've actually called out specifically. So the 240 gig and up are capable of reads up to 740 megabytes per second and writes up to 720 megabytes per second. Let's flip it over and have a look at the back. So that's the RAID controller chip right there, actually. So I believe you can actually configure the drive in something other than RAID 0, but it comes pre-configured bootable in RAID 0 for maximum performance. So there's your part number sticker on the back. The back PCI plate has absolutely nothing on it. It's completely bare because that's it. You take this, you throw it in the slot. Boom, you have a 240 gig bootable RAID 0 drive. So thank you for checking out this unboxing and first look at the OCZ Revo Drive X2 240 gig SSD. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips. Oh, one more thing. Check this out. Cool. So they've got the drives actually labeled on here. So this is drive 0. This is drive 1. And presumably drives 2 and 3 are also labeled down there, but I can't really see. Yeah, they are.