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Intel's consumer SSDs use Sandforce controllers. However, Intel seems to have a more thorough QA team than the other companies. They made a lot of changes to
by tanzam75 13y ago
Intel's consumer SSDs use Sandforce controllers.
However, Intel seems to have a more thorough QA team than the other companies. They made a lot of changes to the SF-2281 firmware before they accepted it for their drives. And then after it shipped, they discovered an AES-256 bug that every other manufacturer missed for over a year.
- aen0 13y agoAlmost unrelated but every SSDs with the old SF-1200 (such as Corsair F60) are not compatible with the current Intel Haswell platform. The drive randomly disappears from the system and this on ALL motherboards. Google "sandforce 1200 haswell"