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Nope, I don't think they've even acknowledged it...

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Nope, I don't think they've even acknowledged it...

Funny thing is I thinkt he did and I believe their response was somewhere along the lines of "we never meant to shift our manufacturing design" *proceeds to make shit ssd's rated at much higher speed than they work.*

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Have Kingston fix their issue with the V300 Series ssds?

 

There was nothing to fix. They switched nand to a much slower one, so no software fix would make it faster.

 

And yes, they acknowledged the change, stating that even with cheaper nand it hits the rated specs (which it does, since they only advertise compressible performance).

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