Mud is not an offense to semi conductor companies as the electronic components are built from sand (silicon).
If you want to offend it, call it SanD1ck.
Due in large part to its abysmal response — or rather, complete lack thereof — to widespread reports of the failure of its portable SSD products, the SanDisk brand name is now mud.
Months after the first reports started coming in and nearly a week after widespread reporting by The Verge, Ars Technica, and PetaPixel, SanDisk — and its parent company Western Digital — appears to have chosen to bury its head in the sand and hope it all blows over.
Mud is not an offense to semi conductor companies as the electronic components are built from sand (silicon).
If you want to offend it, call it SanD1ck.
one issue is caused by a bug in the firmware version R332G190 that was released in July 2023. This bug affects some SanDisk Extreme and SanDisk Extreme PRO SSDs with capacities of 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB. The bug can cause the drive to enter a read-only mode, which means that the user cannot write any new data to the drive or delete any existing data. The bug can also cause the drive to become undetected by the computer or show an incorrect capacity
guess they r doing what microsoft is doing for years remember when w11 slowed ssd somehow, also this is kind of same thing 980 pro faced, this companies need to test their firmware properly
Jarvis.-. wrote:one issue is caused by a bug in the firmware version R332G190 that was released in July 2023. This bug affects some SanDisk Extreme and SanDisk Extreme PRO SSDs with capacities of 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB. The bug can cause the drive to enter a read-only mode, which means that the user cannot write any new data to the drive or delete any existing data. The bug can also cause the drive to become undetected by the computer or show an incorrect capacity
guess they r doing what microsoft is doing for years remember when w11 slowed ssd somehow, also this is kind of same thing 980 pro faced, this companies need to test their firmware properly
Right ... Microsoft SSD performance bug just got resolved in Aug 2023 patches .. for windows 11
Jarvis.-. wrote:w11 slowed ssd somehowone issue is caused by a bug in the firmware version R332G190 that was released in July 2023. This bug affects some SanDisk Extreme and SanDisk Extreme PRO SSDs with capacities of 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB. The bug can cause the drive to enter a read-only mode, which means that the user cannot write any new data to the drive or delete any existing data. The bug can also cause the drive to become undetected by the computer or show an incorrect capacity
guess they r doing what microsoft is doing for years remember when w11 slowed ssd somehow, also this is kind of same thing 980 pro faced, this companies need to test their firmware properly
Sandisk flash drives and microSD cards are ok but for serious storage medium like SSD, choose only good brands like Samsung, SK Hynix, Crucial and also TLC flash or better, preferably with DRAM. Avoid QLC. Avoid trashy SSD brands like Western Digital and Sandisk.
There was some speculation that due to covid supply chain issues, all the products manufactured during that time might not be of the same quality or reliability etc. The issues in the field might be showing up now.
Mud is not an offense to semi conductor companies as the electronic components are built from sand (silicon).
If you want to offend it, call it SanD1ck.