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X25-M not detected by bios of Compaq V3009tu

Hello there,I purchased X25-M G1 recently, and want to use it in my somewhat old laptop Compaq V3009tu, which is powered by Intel 945GM chipset with ICH7M south bridge, whose bios version is the latest, F.39, released by HP in July of 2007. With X25-...

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What Did The New FW Update Do?

1st off, I would like to say a big hello to the board. I was searching thru Intel's web site and came across it! I have a 32Gb SSD-E in a Panasonic Toughbook CF-30. I performed the update without a hitch. I used the Bench Marking tool that is in this...

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X25-E not detected in compatible laptop

I just got the new SSD disk (Intel X25-E) and I inserted into my Lenovo Thinkpad SL 300 laptop. However, it is not detected during boot, BIOS or any post-installation of operating systems. When I switch back to the standard disk that followed the lap...

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Clearing X25-E/M drives (factory erase): Need software tool

We have dozens of the X25-E SSD drives which might hold senstive information. However, in order to reuse the drives for different systems (or to send out for warranty/transportation), they need to be wiped clean. While I know there are third-party ...

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Intel SSD + Diskeeper's "HyperFast" technology

Aloha!Wondering if anybody here has utilized a recent version of Diskeeper with HyperFast for their SSDs. Based on my discussions with folks at Diskeeper, the basic mechanism at work in HyperFast "preemptively forces the file system to write sequent...

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