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SSD-Z like cpuz & gpuz but for your SSD!

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Danish developer Anders Jakobsen has developed SSD-Z, a free tool that provides information about the SSD(s) in a system. The tool is able to display information about the SSD controller of the drive and NAND chips inside.

Other features are verifying that TRIM is enabled, displaying S.M.A.R.T status information, Power On Hour (POH), Bytes written and listing of all partitions and also a benchmarking feature, but currently is work in progress.

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http://www.myce.com/news/ssd-z-15-02-15-beta-released-free-tool-to-display-ssd-information-and-benchmark-them-75442/

 

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That's pretty cool.

Wonder how good the benchmark feature will be

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oh cool !

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Noice.

But I don't have an SSD. :(

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Noice.

But I don't have an SSD. :(

i cried.

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just downloaded it. Its capable of displaying information about more than just ssds. http://puu.sh/gGR0v/d6930ebca1.png.

 

But unfortunately it cant do anything for raid volumes http://puu.sh/gGR21/17d1d93110.png. For what its worth im running a pair of hyper-x 3ks in raid zero.

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I'll have to download this when I get home. I would be interested to see how much has been written to my SSD.

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Tried out the benchmark and it says unreliable. :lol:

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For me it doesn't show the Bytes Written so don't know if that is the SSD or just with the program since the program is so new and there are many SSDs to add into this.

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Seems handy to have one tool for benchmark and identification and up to date to. Think it still needs work though.
 

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Only has some information on my PNY Optima, definitely a work in progress.

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Nice!

Now I only need a SSD.

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Ohhh I like how it tells you the total amount it has ever written.

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wow i've written over a terabyte to my ssd wow :o only had it a few months

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wow i've written over a terabyte to my ssd wow :o only had it a few months

 

That actually seems low: I show 7 TB in 5 months for my boot drive

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Wow this is awesome! Totally checking it out when I get home

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wow i've written over a terabyte to my ssd wow :o only had it a few months

I have one of the cheaper SSD's on the market and have written over 8 TB of data already. :P

 

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pretty cool, love all -Z programs.

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Wow really Useful.

 

But not for HDD users.

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Pretty cool, but fahrenheit? Really? Even us Americans don't measure hardware temps in fahrenheit. Also the benchmark says work in progress and appears to be way off.

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Pretty cool, but fahrenheit? Really? Even us Americans don't measure hardware temps in fahrenheit. Also the benchmark says work in progress and appears to be way off.

Yeah at first I looked at the temps and was like wtf 82 degrees? Can't be... then noticed it was in fahrenheit (28C).

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Where did you guys download it from?  

 

 

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