Although the latest SSDs are out with SATA 6Gbps interfaces and putting out some impressive performance, it's not enough for some who have taken to build RAID 0 arrays to eke out as much performance as possible. The downside to that is not only the cost of the extra drive and RAID card but you miss out on TRIM which can really hinder performance over time. Not to mention the double risk of data loss should a drive fail. OCZ made RAID 0 SSD configurations easy and less risky with their first two iterations of the PCI-E based RevoDrive, but still lacked the ability to pass the TRIM command from the OS. That changes with the all new RevoDrive 3 X2 drive as the line matures and offers staggeringly fast performance.