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NVMe Microsoft and FUA (force unit access)

Couldn't a relatively inexpensive UPS be good insurance against power loss/brownouts/spikes?
- RamCity
- Post #4
- May 2, 2015
- Forum: Memory and Storage
NVMe Microsoft and FUA (force unit access)

I think it's only a matter of time before someone gets creative enough to adjust the ID's of the NVMe SM951 drive in the windows registry and use the Intel drivers instead. In the mean time, there is also the AHCI version of the SM951 which stacks up very well against the Intel 750 and...
- RamCity
- Post #2
- May 1, 2015
- Forum: Memory and Storage
Samsung SM951 finally unveiled! (2,150MB/s & 1,550MB/s)

Interesting! There will be some in-depth hardware reviews coming out very shortly which should shed some light on this.
- RamCity
- Post #27
- Jan 27, 2015
- Forum: Memory and Storage
Samsung SM951 finally unveiled! (2,150MB/s & 1,550MB/s)

Mind if I ask which specific M.2 to PCIe adapter you were using? It seems odd that in this scenario the SM951 wouldn't run faster, unless you were using a PCIe 2.0 adapter. If it it is Bplus brand, then that might explain it as they are PCIe 2.0 . The Lycom DT-120 is PCIe 3.0 and should allow...
- RamCity
- Post #25
- Jan 26, 2015
- Forum: Memory and Storage
Samsung XP941 or wait?

Why don't you trust Samsung?
- RamCity
- Post #11
- Jul 18, 2014
- Forum: Memory and Storage
Samsung XP941 or wait?

Just wanted to update the stock situation with the XP941. Sorry I'm not able to respond to your PM Corey as minimum 25 posts is needed to PM an admin. Because the minimum purchase requirements from Samsung are very high (300 units at a time), we've decided not to buy in more of the 128GB XP941...
- RamCity
- Post #9
- Jul 18, 2014
- Forum: Memory and Storage
List of currently available M.2 SSDs

We have a lot of information about M.2 here on our website: http://www.ramcity.com.au/blog/m.2-ngff-ssd-compatibility-list/189 Feel free to re-use that information here if you wish, so long as you note the source. Rod (Vendor rep for RamCity.com.au)
- RamCity
- Post #4
- Jul 18, 2014
- Forum: Memory and Storage
Samsunng XP941

Also note, there has been some additional information posted on how to successfully boot the XP941 in an ASUS Z97 motherboard, which I think a l lot of people will find useful: http://www.thessdreview.com/Forums/samsung/3990-xp941-asus-x97-pro-installed-os-bootable-post36081.html#post36081 Rod...
- RamCity
- Post #18
- May 25, 2014
- Forum: Memory and Storage
Samsunng XP941

Awesome news!
- RamCity
- Post #12
- May 14, 2014
- Forum: Memory and Storage
Samsunng XP941

Certainly ASRock are the only ones to specifically point to XP941 compatibility in the marketing material they provided to thessdreview.com on page 2 of this post. We've got quite a few of the XP941's sold to customers with this board now, and expect to have some feedback from the early...
- RamCity
- Post #8
- May 13, 2014
- Forum: Memory and Storage
Samsunng XP941

I posted this over on the rog.asus.com forums, and repeating here. Support for the XP941 on motherboards is still patchy, but with the Z97 chipset here, like Hellhammer says, the tide is turning. A couple of things to note on the ASUS Maximum VII Hero specs page 1. On the overview page...
- RamCity
- Post #6
- May 13, 2014
- Forum: Memory and Storage
Just bad luck or should I stick with 1.5v ram?

If you purchase enough RAM you are eventually going to run into a faulty module or two, and even the best manufacturers still have an RMA rate somewhere around 1%. Factory testing catches most issues, but not all of them, and sometimes there are environmental factors after you purchased (ESD...
- RamCity
- Post #6
- May 7, 2014
- Forum: Memory and Storage

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