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Force Series 2.0 After the Update
We have noticed that the firmware 2.0 for the Force series drives has solved a vast majority of the outstanding issues that existed prior to firmware 2.0. However, some users are still having issues so we need to collect some information. We request that ONLY users that have firmware 2.0 and still have issues post in this thread and fill out the information requested below.
All other posts and discussions will be deleted as we need to keep the thread clean and the posts to a minimum so that we can quickly collect information to send to SandForce. This thread is not for troubleshooting or discussions. Thanks for understanding. Please list your COMPLETE system specifications in the post (not just the dropdown menu) and include BIOS versions, OS, controller drivers, and any relevent hardware information such as MOBO revisions, etc. You can use the template for the dropdown menu for your system specifications as a guide for what information to include. If you have a manufacturer's link to your laptop or motherboard, post it here. Then, after your specifications are listed, please describe what issues you have, when they occur, steps you've taken to solve them, etc. Please make only 1 post in this thread per person. If you need to add information later or if you have an update, please edit your original post. Do not reply farther down the thread as this will separate your information and spread it out to the point that it is not usable for us. Post #4 and post #7 below are great examples of the type of detail that we need and are good formats to use when posting. Thanks! ::pirate:: |
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System specifications
intel DP55KG motherboard Core i7-860 CPU running at stock speed 4X2GB Corsair DDR3 1600mhz Memory CMX4GX3M2A1600C9 (installed and recognized as XMP profile running at 1600 mhz XFX Nividia 9800GT - 512MB PCIe Western Digital 250GB X 2 HDD sata for Backups Sony OptiArc DVD burner sata Corsair F120 SDD (FW 2.0) for OS and Apps. All drives on PCH controller only as AHCI OS - Unix base Problem(s): Connecting the SSD Drive to the motherboard causes it to freeze for about 30 seconds immediately after power is switched on. During this time the screen is blank except for a cursor on the left of the screen. This happens with every BIOS version on the board from intel right from the latest 5531 which I use all the way down to 3822. After this freeze the BIOS splash appears and system proceeds to boot normally. Any subsequent reboots do not have this delay, as long as power is not turned off. If power is turned off and on then the delay returns again. Hope you are able to resolve this issue soon. Thank you. |
after 2.0 update
running a 2 core xeon on supermicro mb wit 48 gb ram, f120 setup as raid 0 after 2.0 update, computer crashes after hibernate sleep every single time. before update (1.1) random crashes after sleep
if sleep turn off, system stable os: win 7 64 mb: supermicro x8da3 bios: 2.0a cpu: intel x5650 (2) memory: 48gb ecc disks: f120 in raid 0 using intel latest driver 9.6.0.1014 (ich10r) |
Issue BSOD when resuming from sleep mode (S3).
Configuration : Laptop Dell Latitude e6400 Processor Intel Mobile Core 2 Duo P8600 Motherboard Dell Model 0TN248, chipset Intel PM45 rev 07, Southbridge 82801IM (ICH9-M) Motherboard bios : rev A27, 08/19/2010 Memory : 2x2048MBytes, DDR2, dual channel, 6-6-6-18, PC2-6400, Manufacturer Hyundai Electronics, Part number HYMP125S64CP8-S6 Graphics : Nvidia Quadro NVS 160M 256MBytes OS : Windows 7 professionnal x64, Vista Pro x64 (same issue) Drivers : MSAHCI from Microsoft, Intel Rapid 9.6.0.1014 (same issue) Bios in AHCI mode. Try twice with complete reinstall of the OS. |
Hybrid Sleep Wake Up Problem
Issue when resuming from hybrid sleep. There are no problems with normal sleep mode or hibernate. There is somewhat weird issue: when hybrid sleep fails to wake up with power connected (battery/adapter) I have to do hard shutdown (or re-plug battery) and start cold boot, cold boot from failed hybrid sleep takes less time than cold boot from hibernation (around 3-4 seconds less).
Symptoms: 1) Wake up fails in hybrid sleep when there is no power failure. (with less than 5minutes sleep time) (rare with driver version 9.5.6.1001) 2) Wake up fails in hybrid sleep when there is no power failure. (with more than 5minutes sleep time) (everytime with driver version 9.5.6.1001) 3) Computer wakes up from hybrid sleep, after entering the password, welcome text comes up and computer freezes (hardware freeze, even caps lock is not working) (everytime with driver version 9.6.0.1014,10.0.0.1046 and standard drivers) AHCI Drivers tried: 1) Intel(R) 5 Series 4 Port SATA AHCI Controller Version: 9.5.6.1001 (windows installed with this driver "F6 Menu") 2) Intel(R) 5 Series 4 Port SATA AHCI Controller Version: 9.6.0.1014 3) Intel(R) 5 Series 4 Port SATA AHCI Controller Version: 10.0.0.1046 4) Standard AHCI1.0 Serial ATA Controller Configuration : Laptop Acer 3820TG HDD: Corsair F120 SSD (fw:2.0) Processor Intel Core i3 330M Motherboard Laptop Acer 3820TG ( Motherboard bios : rev 1.19 (latest) Memory : 1x2048MB, DDR3, CL7 1333MHz (Nanya) & 1x1024MB, DDR3, CL7 1333MHz (Samsung) Graphics : Ati Mobility Radeon 5650 with switchable Intel HD Graphics Card Bios Mode: AHCI Windows checked: AHCI mode OS : Windows 7 N Ultimate x64 |
Configuration :
Laptop Samsung np-r560 Processor : Intel Mobile Core 2 Duo P8400 Motherboard : Samsung r560 (Intel PM45 mobile) Motherboard bios : Phoenix, rev 09LA, 12/09/2008 Memory : Samsung M471B2874DZ1-CF8 1GB DDR3 SO-DIMM PC3-8500S DDR3-1066 (7-7-7-20 5-27-8-4); Samsung M471B5673DZ1-CF8 2GB DDR3 SO-DIMM PC3-8500S DDR3-1066 (7-7-7-20 4-27-8-4); Graphics : NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GS 256MB (260.89 driver) Audio : Realtek Semiconductor 262 High Definition (6215 driver) HDD: Corsair CSSD-F160GBP2 (FW 2.0, SATA300, NCQ) Bios Mode: AHCI OS : Windows 7 Home x64 Issue: BSOD (f0004) when resuming from sleep mode (S3) most of the time. Symptoms: computer wakes up from sleep, after entering the password, desktop screen comes up and computer freezes, then shows BSOD. AHCI Drivers tried: 1) Intel SATA AHCI Controller Version: 9.6.6.1001 2) Intel SATA AHCI Controller Version: 10.0.0.1046 3) Standard AHCI1.0 Serial ATA |
Symptoms:
1) Intermittant BSOD on resume from full system sleep. 2) Intermittant BSOD when SSD inactivity timer expires, is powered down, then fails to wake. 3) Intermittant very long cold boot-up time; Windows Event Log Intel AHCI driver reports SSD drive did not respond. (rare, has happened 3x in 3 months) AHCI Drivers tried: 1) Intel ICH9M-E/M 2 Port SATA AHCI: 9.6.0.1014 2) Intel ICH9M-E/M 2 Port SATA AHCI: 10.0.0.1046 Tested configurations: 1) Factory recovery onto SSD, random sleep resume BSOD 2) Fresh Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit install on SSD, random sleep resume BSOD 3) Fresh Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit install on SSD, random sleep resume BSOD 4) Factory recovery onto OEM Hitachi 160GB HDD, no fault 5) Fresh Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit on Seagate 250GB HDD, no fault 6) Fresh Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit on Seagate 500GB HDD, no fault Configuration : Laptop Lenovo X200 Tablet (7994F9U) HDD: Corsair F120 SSD FW 2.0 Processor Intel Core 2 Duo L9400 1.86Ghz Motherboard bios : 3.14 7WET64WW (latest) Memory : Lenovo OEM 2GB DDR3 Graphics : Onboard 4500MHD SATA Mode: AHCI OS : Windows 7 Ultimate x64 MFG Spec Link: Click Here |
Dell Studio XPS 1340:
F80 drive Win7 Pro 64 bit Motherboard Dell Model 0Y279R Nvidia nForce i730 chipset updated to Firmware 2.0 and still have BSOD after sleep mode most of the time. |
System specs:
F120 SSD FW 2.0 (I never ran with FW1.1 -- flashed to 2.0 on delivery) Lenovo X200s 7465CTO, Intel Core2 Duo L9400 1.86GHz Win 7 64Bit pro (fresh install, fully patched), 4GB RAM, Bios 3.15, AHCI enabled, AHCI drivers 8.9.2.1002 or 9.6.0.1014 Intel Virtualization and VT-d enabled. Link to Manuf Spec page Symptoms: BSOD on resume from STR sleep always. tried the different AHCI drivers and trim on/off by fsutil command line. The system works fine with the Samsung SSD as delivered. |
Symptoms:
- Resuming from sleep: type in password at the prompt, and the system freezes (used to reboot until I disabled auto-reboot-on-error). No blue screen, no entry in system log, no kernel dump. - Resuming from hibernate: boot device not recognised from cold boot ("Select boot device and try again" message). Pressing ctrl-alt-del at this point resumes Windows normally. Tested configurations: With firmware 1.1 shipped with drive: - Intel AHCI 8.9.2.1002 - Intel AHCI 9.6.0.1014 - MS AHCI 1.0 standard driver (6.1.7600.16385) After upgrading to firmware 2.0: - MS AHCI 1.0 standard driver (6.1.7600.16385) - MS AHCI 1.0 w/ http://support.microsoft.com/kb/977178 (6.1.7600.20621) - same symptoms but takes longer on the spinning "Welcome" screen before freezing; I suspect the hotfix just extended the timeout from 10s -> 30s. - Intel AHCI 10.0.0.1046 - [edit: resuming from hibernate seems to work 50% of the time with this driver, but resuming from sleep is still a problem every time] This is a clean install of Windows 7 64bit after getting the F160. Symptoms are the same in all configurations. System specs: Motherboard Asus UL30VT 1.0, BIOS 211 (2010/07/14) Chipset Intel GS45 Rev 07 Processor Intel SU7300 @1.733GHz Memory HMT125S6BFR8C-G7 Video Card # 1 Intel GM45 Video Card # 2 Nvidia G210M Hard Drive # 1 Corsair F160GBP2 Operating System Windows 7 Pro 64bit |
Symptom:
The F120 is not immediately recognized by Intel Matrix Storage Option ROM after cold start. It takes about one minute for the Option ROM to detect the SSD. So on every start up I have to press "Pause" during POST before drive detection, wait a minute and then go on. This problem was new with firmware version 1.1 and was not seen with 1.0 Configuration: Motherboard: Asus P5E Deluxe, BIOS 0501. X48/ICH9R Chipset, SATA in RAID Mode (Option ROM version 7.5.0.1017) SSD: Corsair F120, Firmware 2.0 @ SATA-Port0 (NON-RAID-Drive), for OS HDD: 2x Seagate ST3320613AS, Firmware SD11, RAID0 @ SATA-Ports 2+3 ODD: LG GH20NS15, Firmware IL00 @SATA-Port1 CPU: Intel QX9770 GPU: Asus GTX280 RAM: 4GB (Kit of 2) CORSAIR Dominator Series TWIN2X4096-8500C5D |
Symptom:
BSOD upon resuming from sleep: sometimes it the system freezes on an all black screen from Media center and I have to hold the power button to shutdown. Other times, I get a true bluescreen upon resuming. I have tried at least 10 clean OS installs WIN7 x64 using F6 AHCI Intel driver installation, default windows drivers, installing drivers after OS installation. I tried the F40 in a single drive AHCI and IDE config as well as a Raid config. SSD firmware 1.1 and 2.0 Intel Driver - 10.0.0.1046 WHQL MS AHCI Driver System: Mainboard - Asus P5Q-EM Bios Ver. 1406 and 2203 Chipset - Intel G45/ Intel ICH10R Processor - Core 2 Duo E8400 Memory - ******** XLR8 8GB (4 x 2GB) DDR2 1066 Video Card - SAPPHIRE 100284L Radeon HD 5750 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 Video Card 2 - Onboard Intel GMA X4500HD Hard Drive 1 - Corsair Force F40 CSSD-F40GB2 (2 x F40 Raid 0 Boot Drive) Hard Drive 2 - SAMSUNG Spinpoint F3 HD103SJ 1TB (Data) TV Tuner Card 1 - Hauppauge 2250 (x 2) TV Tuner Card 2 - Adaptec AVC 3610 Operating System Windows 7 Pro 64bit ALL standby issues gone after reverting back to WD Raptor WD740HLFS |
Symptoms:
When waking up from sleep, everything freezes at the "Log In" screen, BSOD appears, and laptop reboots. This occurs 100% time when it sleeps. AHCI Drivers tried: Intel RST 9.6.0.1014 Standard AHCI1.0 Serial ATA Controller Configuration : Lenovo X200 tablet HDD: Corsair F120 SSD (fw:2.0) Processor Intel SL9400 Chipset : Intel GS45 Motherboard BIOS : rev 3.15 (latest) Memory : Corsair CM3X2GSD1066 2x2GB PC3-8500 Bios Mode : AHCI Windows checked : AHCI mode SATA Version : 2.0 (SATA 300) OS : Windows 7 Pro 64 bit |
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