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On Monday Intel released an firmware upgrade for the X25-M solid state drive (SSD). Yesterday, the company pulled the update.
Intel on Sunday acknowledged that a bug could cause its SSD 320 solid-state drives to fail, and said a firmware upgrade is on its way to address the problem.
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XDA Developers on MSN5 reasons why your SSD isn't as fast as it could be
Unlike drivers and firmware for other hardware in your system, SSD firmware updates often go overlooked, despite the fact that they can have a tangible effect on performance and r ...
Users complain that the firmware upgrade in Intel's new SSD Toolbox could cause systems to crash Intel has pulled a firmware upgrade it released on Monday for its X25-M consumer solid-state drives ...
Intel have pushed out their promised update to the X25-M SSD, along with the Intel SSD Toolbox and Optimizer, the standout factor of which is a 40-percent increase in performance for the 160GB ...
The Bad Context 13x Error can be addressed via a firmware update, and Intel is in the process of validating the update.
Intel can lay claim to the first SSD toolbox software, besting OCZ by a few months. The first public release of Intel's SSD Toolbox software came all the way back in May of 2009 and worked ...
Intel's new firmware and toolkit for its new X25 line of solid state disks (SSDs) delivered a massive improvement in their already blisteringly fast performance this week, with increased write ...
Intel’s 34nm TRIM Firmware & SSD Toolbox by Rob Williams on October 27, 2009 in Storage Few people would argue that the solid-state drive is one of the best types of storage ever created, but there ...
At the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, Intel will perform the first public demonstration of an overclocked SSD. Details are very slim at the moment, but in theory it should work: Solid ...
Intel has pulled the firmware upgrade for its X25-M SSDs after users complained that the software crashed systems.
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