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Intel NVMe Driver For Install?

Hello,I recently bought an Intel 600p 512GB m.2 SSD. I am planning on installing windows 7 on it. Because it is NVMe, it needs a driver to be detected by Windows (It is detected in the UEFI BIOS). So far I have not found a driver for this SSD. My que...

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intel dc p3500 nvme drive not showing up

Hello I have a serious problem with my new NVMe drive...I am using asus maximus viii ranger motherboard and I plugged the ssd in it last pci slot which is PCI express 3.0 4x...I also tried it in second 8x slot but the computer wont post and will onl...

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Damaged PCB on DC P3600

Hello! This is probably a total shot in the dark but couldn't hurt to ask! I am hardware enthusiast who has a P3600 which seems to have had an unfortunate meeting with gravity and hard edges. It has about 7 small SMD capacitors and resistors which we...

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Intel 750 : high read latency

Hello,I am using a 400gb Intel 750 (pcie card) on a Z97 board.Using AS SSD, I find that the read latency is about 4 times higher than what I see from reviews (0.08ms vs 0.02ms). The write latency is ok. The 0.02ms seems in line with the specs of the ...

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p3708?

i'm using currently few p3700 drives and looking into p3608 side for a while.but p3700 series made of better memory capable up to 10 drive writes per day.while p3608's lifetime is 3 times shorter.so, should we expect in some near future drives like "...

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