Yeah, the problem exists in all Sandforce based SSD’s. That means that something wrong with SF’s controller, and not the OS (It happens with MAC and Linux too). With Crucial (Marvell’s controller) and Intel (Intel’s controller) SSD’s there isn’t such a problem (or they already fixed it with FW update). OCZ and Corsiar acknowledge the problem and working with SF on a solution.
What about Sandisk ? We want to know if Sandisk working on a solution too ?
Customers should know. If Sandisk isn’t acknowledging the problem and not going to work on a solution, then we should return the drive and get our money back.
