Intel Issues SSD Firmware Fix for Data Corruption
By - Source: Tom's Hardware US
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Now you can play with passwords all you want.
Late last month Intel paused shipments of its new 34-nm X25-M G2 solid state drives due to a bug that would corrupt data when adding, deleting, or modifying the drive's password in the system BIOS.
"Initially we were told this might require a complete reworking of the drives, and that those we had gotten in were effectively unusable, but Intel was able to work out a firmware fix for the problem," the said OEM system builder Puget Systems' William George.
Now that firmware fix is available for download straight from Intel's download center page with its updating tool.
If you're lucky enough to have an Intel SSD, flash your firmware today and let us know how it goes!
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No, it still costs too much.
Not sure of the confusion... That's what the article is about.
It was previously reported and wide known that the shipments were paused due to this firmware issue.
I agree, the previous article stated the shipments were halted due to the bug, it also says it in this article too
Not sure what the confusuon is...
Anyhoo, when the price is about a quarter of what they are now they may become worth the money. Performance is good, but then so is the latest Ferrari compared to my car, price is just too high.
http://benchmarkreviews.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=270&Itemid=38