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NVMHCI and SSDs clarification needed

Hi ,I have gone through the NVMHCI 1.0 Spec.Several points not clear to me.1) Does NVMHCI supports SATA commands?2) How do I Connect my SSDs to an NVMHCI controller?or What kind of interface NVMHCI provides for connecting my SSDs?3) How do the NVMHCI...

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x25-m & trim

Windows 7 RC supports TRIM command. Are there any plans to update firmware?tnxgrega_g

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Intel X25-E disappearing every other reboot

My Intel X25-E 32GB seems to disappear every other or every two of three reboots from the AHCI loading screen before windows boot.I'm using it on a Gigabyte GA-P35-DS3R motherboard, with an Intel ICHR9 SATA chipset.I have it configured to use AHCI an...

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X25-M performance issue in Windows 7

I installed Windows 7 on my brand new X25-M, everything went smoothly.I tried to run ATTO disk benchmark to make sure the drive was performing as expected but I was shocked to see reading speed of 140-150MB/s.Then I plugged back my old HD as primary ...

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HELP ON NAND/FTL REQUIRED

Hi, anybody with strong background on flash FTL is willing to help for an academic paper on embedded flash?If so, please drop me a line.Thankss.

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