 So I think at this point I've unboxed almost every SSD from OCZ, but the one that I haven't looked at is the Vertex series Turbo drives. So these are almost the same as the regular Vertex drives, that means they're a 2.5 inch solid state drive, they have 64 meg cache, they come in 30, 60, and 120 gig capacities, but the key difference for this one is that the Vertex Turbo features the Indolink's controller, the Indolink's barefoot controller is the same one, but unlike every other Indolink's drive on the market, it is slightly overclocked. So that means that the Indolink's controller in the Vertex Turbo can actually process data just a little bit faster than in the Vertex, the Agility, and every other Indolink's drive on the market. So, let's without further ado get this baby opened up and have a look, oh you know what, here, here, hold on, sorry camera, here, come have a look here. So we've got the basic specs here, read up to 240 megabytes per second and write up to 145 megabytes per second with sustained writes of 100 megabytes per second. These are not the important specs, the important specs come down to the random reads and writes, which the Vertex already does quite well, so the Vertex Turbo just adds a little bit of icing on that cake. Okay, you've got an installation guide, warranty info, preparation before use, blah blah blah blah blah blah blah, okay thank you. And then we get to the Vertex Turbo drive itself, so it looks almost exactly like a Vertex drive, except that, oh man, if I can get this open, yeah there we go, except that it has yellow on the sticker, just like that. Okay, so it's a matte black top and you've got your Vertex Series Turbo, SATA 2 solid state drive, sticker on the top, oh yeah, mounting. So it uses the normal 2.5 inch mounting holes, so you can use the OCZ SSD adapter or you can use basically any other SSD adapter. It's perfectly compatible with most notebooks out there, so you've got both of the mounting options on there, here's another, some kind of warranty information thing. On the back of the drive you will find your SATA power and SATA data interfaces. These jumper pins are only for flashing the firmware, so only use them if you're instructed to by OCZ or their website. Thank you for checking out my unboxing of the OCZ Vertex Series Turbo drive. Oh, by the way, don't turn it off yet, this is a 60 gig, I don't think I ever actually mentioned that, so there are also 120s and 30s.