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1. CRUCIAL STORAGE EXECUTIVE DOES NOT DETECT MY SSD UPGRADE
2. CRUCIAL STORAGE EXECUTIVE DOES NOT DETECT MY SSD PC

CRUCIAL STORAGE EXECUTIVE DOES NOT DETECT MY SSD UPGRADE

Utilizing a suite of easy-to-use, free online tools, including the Crucial® System Scanner and the Crucial Memory Advisor™ tool, makes it easy to find a compatible upgrade to improve computer performance and restore system reliability.Īs competition in the lower-tiers of the SSD industry is getting fiercer every day Crucial had to find ways to drop the cost of their upcoming BX500 line (currently available in 120/240/480GB capacities) and so the very first thing they did was to "marry" the SM2258XT quad-channel NAND flash controller by Silicon Motion with their very own 64-layer 3D TLC NAND flash (Crucial/Micron) and skip on using one or more DRAM modules.

CRUCIAL STORAGE EXECUTIVE DOES NOT DETECT MY SSD PC

offers more than 250,000 compatible products for nearly every computer system: home and business, old and new, PC and Mac® computers. Crucial introduced their top of the line MX500 line of SSDs not long ago and just like with their previous models the entry level BX500 line was next.Ĭ is a leading online retailer specializing in computer memory (RAM) and solid state drives (SSD), and is operated by a subsidiary of Micron Technology, Inc., one of the world's leading manufacturers of computer memory products. This of course means that there will be no shortage of new 2.5" SATA III solid state drives getting introduced in the market (at least not any time soon) and although it's been quite a while since the SATA III interface was maxed out in terms of performance we can also expect them to feature the same NAND controllers and flash used with most of the latest M.2 models. M.2 SATA SSDs (solid state drives) may have switched gears in terms of performance ever since the introduction of the very first NVMe (non-volatile memory express) models last year (thus their popularity skyrocketed) but due to their compatibility with older desktop systems and laptops 2.5" SATA III based models still enjoy the top spot when it comes to sales (and it may take a while for that to change).