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Win7 IDE mode TRIM support? Or only AHCI?

Still can't seem to find a definitive answer to this... does windows 7 support TRIM when using the SSD with bios in IDE mode or only in AHCI mode?The intel SSD newbie doc says that the Microsoft AHCI driver supports TRIM natively so the SSD Toolbox O...

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Slow Read Speeds on X25 160gb

I have an x25 160gb on a dell xps 8100 that has the Intel H57 series chipset. The system is running Windows Xp pro and is getting 215 mb/s reads on crystalmark . All the read tests in crystalmark are about 15-20 percent short of what it should be (t...

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Config @ X25-M G2 under WinXP and Chipset ICH8R

Hi,i'm going to install a X25-M G2 as OS disk.1. Should I set AHCI in bios or keep the IDE mode???2. Whats the BEST alignment for the Intel SSD under XP?3. Should I update to the lates firmware and what about trimm under xp? does it happen automatica...

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X25E Toolbox & Trim Support

Are the X25E drives such as:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820167014&cm_re=intel_x25e-_-20-167-014-_-Product http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820167014&cm_re=intel_x25e-_-20-167-014-_-Productable to use the...

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Intel 80GB G2 - X25M writting speed decrease, how to fix ?

Hi guysTo make it short :I filled up my SDD 68/75GB, and I notice my SSD writing has decreased ~ 50% in CrystalDiskMark's 512k, 4k, 4kQD32 testes, however the reading speed is remain as original. The last time I had this problem, I use Intel tool ...

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