Intel's 311 & 510 Series SSDs Reach End of Life This Fall
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Doug Crowthers
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Intel has announced the product discontinuance of two of its SSDs, the 311 Series and 510 Series.
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With release of the Intel 520 series and the impending release of the Intel 313 series, Intel has announced the product discontinuance of two of its SSDs. The SSD 311 Series (34nm) is being replaced by the next generation Intel SSD 313 Series (25nm). The SSD 510 Series (34nm) is replaced by the Intel SSD 520 Series (25nm).
Forecasted Key Milestones:
- Last Product Order Date: Jun 07, 2012
- Orders are Non-Cancelable and Non-Returnable After: Jun 07, 2012
- Last Shipment Date: Sep 07, 2012
Intel 311 Product Transition Matrix:
Intel 510 Product Transition Matrix:
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A Bad Day FneuThe smaller die size of the SSD, the easier it will get damge...Reply
SSDs are fairly reliable, in terms of wear level. By the time they lose excessive amount of sectors, many HDDs would've head-crashed.
Now for firmwares, that depend on the vendors. -
bloc97 I wonder what type of data storage we will be using after SSD's have been deprecated... QuanticxanaguWTF? i just boutgh two last weekReply
Lol, Intel just discontinued their product (it means that there is no more updates/improvements for this product), you have nothing to worry about. The warranty isn't removed... -
theconsolegamer "Orders are Non-Cancelable and Non-Returnable After: Jun 07, 2012"Reply
"Last Shipment Date: Sep 07, 2012"
Wow, Intel, ARE YOU SERIOUS!!!