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>You will notice that their Enterprise SSDs do not self-brick. How do you know? Was there a test that managed to put one of the enterprise drives into Read onl
by rasz_pl 12y ago
>You will notice that their Enterprise SSDs do not self-brick.
How do you know? Was there a test that managed to put one of the enterprise drives into Read only mode? Nope.
This brisking of intel wasnt intentional, it sounds like a broken firmware.
- rurounijones 12y agoFrom the article > Intel really doesn't want its client SSDs to be used after the flash has exceeded its lifetime spec. The firm's enterprise drives are designed to remain in logical disable mode after the MWI bottoms out, regardless of whether the power is cycled. Those server-focused SSDs will still brick themselves if data integrity can't be verified, though.
- rasz_pl 12y agoYes, its pretty logical to kill the drive instead of giving you read only mode.