Installation directory changed from Toshiba Memory Corporation to KIOXIA Corporation.This is a maintenance release of SSD Utility, with the following enhancements:.SSD Utility provides the ability to invert that behavior if the drive supports it.ĭesigned for NVM Express products like the ZD6000/6300, this feature lets you configure up to four namespaces per drive and manage each partition accordingly.
Also, if you need help figuring out settings or troubleshooting an issue, SSD Utility links right to the support contact pages.īy Default, Device Activity Signal (DAS) LEDs blink when the drive has I/O activity.
Support becomes efficient with the Save Support Package feature. Select one of three modes (Reliability, Performance, or Capacity) or customize the settings yourself. Tune the way your OS interacts with your SSD with this tool. May quickly adjust the over-provisioning to enhance long-term performance. This feature allows you to fine-tune your SSD. Now you can easily update right here in SSD Utility.Ĭheck in on how much life is left in your SSD, find out if your SSD is hooked up to the suitable ports, and set in the correct modes to achieve high performance. Like they discovered America or something.Get a comprehensive real-time overview of system status, capacity, interface, health, updates, and more.Įvery now and then we recommend you update your SSD's firmware to enhance performance and stability. They sell you 750GB drive and you get less than 700GB of actual space in freakin BINARY format. I have aboslutelly no clue why the heck they measure everything with factor 1000. How do we measure storaga capacity? In butterflies and crickets? Of course it's binary format stupid idiots. On the Core V2 Series the new naming convention reflects this and the 30 is equivalent to 32GB, the 60 is equivalent to the 64GB and so on. These reserved areas on an SSD may occupy up to 5% of the drive’s storage capacity. In the case of SSDs, some of the capacity is reserved for formatting and redundancy for wear leveling. However, the operating system usually calculates capacity in binary format, causing traditional HDD and SSD to show a lower capacity in Windows. *Consumers may see a discrepancy between reported capacity and actual capacity the storage industry standard is to display capacity in decimal.
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