There is a known issue with these that requires a firmware update to prevent premature death.
I think I`ll be waiting another 12 months at least before I chance another SSD from any manufacturer and certainly not until we start getting single cell memory in commercial grade drives.
Multi cell memory/cheap drives and poorly implemented controllers are still the norm at the moment and I don`t feel like being an unpaid tester.
I thought I wasn`t being an early adopter this time, but apparently I am as this still does not feel like a commercially ready product, when I buy a platter HDD I don`t have to second-guess whether it`s been designed and built properly and whether the firmware is garbage or not it just works.
Little wonder the enterprise market still largely avoids SSD`s at the moment.
Wondering if my MBP is going to wake up or not
this time is not the experience I was hoping for. Fast while it worked tho...
Not hating on SSD`s, just saying that as a product where
reliability is one of the main selling points and in nearly 20 years I have never had an HDD die on me like that and had I not kept full backups I`d have a hard and expensive time recovering my data.
It`ll be an Intel drive next but, as I said, not for at least a year and not with multi-cell memory.