I have been looking around for the answer to this but I'm still not sure.
I downloaded HwInfo32 and it says my firmware version is "Drive Revision: VBM24D1Q"
And then below it shows "TRIM Command: Supported (Indeterminate Read After TRIM)"
Does this mean mine already has the trim firmware?
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Yes. You are lucky.
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Mine says VBM94D1Q ... Am I TRIM enabled or no?
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Guys, if you have a Samsung SSD without trim, just call up Dell if you still have warranty. I had one without trim and I had noticed it had slowed down tremendously (freezing, lagging). I called up Dell and after doing many tests, they sent me out a new SSD. It was the same model as the first post with a manufacturer date of Jan 2010, and yes, TRIM enabled.
So, just call up Dell, and tell them that your SSD is starting to slow down, and they should send you another SSD.
I am sure a firmware update should come out soon anyway (hopefully). -
The only thing about the firmware updates is it erases the whole disk, so you end up having to format again, set up, drivers, etc.
Fred get this app: http://www.hwinfo.com/download32.html
Then look under the the Drives node, then (s)ata/atapi drives, then the SSD.
It will tell you the firmware version and if trim is supported.
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great info, thanks
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LOUSYGREATWALLGM Notebook Deity
You can confirm it through DOS command if its enabled or disabled.
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Would a firmware upgrade erase my entire drive or have a risk of bricking my drive?
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No...one bricks their drive when they use such things as Corsair firmware updates on their Samsung drives. They are the same drive essentially but not totally.
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LOUSYGREATWALLGM Notebook Deity
I would also suggest you to take some extra steps to make sure that your drive is good to go.
Update 2/12/10:fr0x has sent along this warning for people using the new PM800 drives w/the VBM24D1Q firmware:
More updates from this thread.
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LOUSYGREATWALLGM Notebook Deity
YW. Just wanna help not bricking your SSD
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I just go off Delhi support chat ... they are sending me out an new drive. It was a massive hassle to get them to acknowledge the issue. Of course, I didn't quite go at it the right way, should have told them I was getting a BSOD.
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LOUSYGREATWALLGM Notebook Deity
@ceverett
Congrats on your victory and enjoy the new SSD
Samsung SSD Trim?
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