by Brooke Crothers April 13, 2009
Intel released a fix for its solid-state drives Monday, addressing an issue first reported back in February. "We are releasing an end-user firmware update for our X-25M and X-18M SSD drives today," Intel said Monday. Intel said this addresses a problem first introduced by technology Web site PC Perspective in February. "This update implements several continuous improvements and optimizations to the drive algorithms including a resolution for a performance issue first reported by the PC Perspective," Intel said. The PC Perspective review, titled "Long-term performance analysis of Intel Mainstream SSDs," claimed, among other things, that the Intel X25-M solid-state drive would degrade in performance as a result of "internal fragmentation."
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