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Intel ICH10 Southbridge Chip and SSDs -Virtual Ram Drive Buffer?

Intel ICH10 Southbridge Chip and SSDs Rock! For the time being at least, read all about it: http://benchmarkreviews.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=413&Itemid=38&limit=1&limitstart=7 http://benchmarkreviews.com/index.php?option=com_cont...

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80GB G1 & TRIM?

Hello,I've done a bit of reading in an effort to answer my question but want to get a definitive answer. Here it is:I have 2ea Intel X25-M 80GB SSD, SSDSA2MH080G1, operating in a Raid 0 configuration. Can the latest firmware update this G1 product?...

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Diskeeper 2010 with Hyperfast SSD Optimizer

Is anyone else running Diskeeper 2010 with Hyperfast SSD Optimizer? http://www.diskeeper.com/hyperfast/ http://www.diskeeper.com/hyperfast/I have it on two PCs both with a SSD in them with one running XP pro and the other Win 7. I think it does good...

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SSD Toolbox cannot detect NTFS partition - "No Partition:" ?

Hi,I was up until 4am trying to resolve this - hoping someone on here may be able to point the way.I cracked and bought a X25-M this week. Data on setup/procedure used:* Used on a Dell M1710 with SATA-I (Crystal Mark stats for a SATA-I interface belo...

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8 GB section of 80GB X-25M became available for use

I have a new "Disk" available in Windows 7 - note it shows up as it's own disk, not a partition. I recall reading an Ananadtech article explaining intel hides 8 GB on the drives from the user to ensure it is never totally filled - a storage area of ...

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