SSD za sistemski disk

element je 16. maj 2011 ob 16:36 izjavil:

SSD Replacement

Evo, dobil zamenjavo. 40-ka gre v HTPC :)

1. Intel(R) SSD 320 Series drives are always encrypting the user data stored on the media, whether or not an ATA Password is set. In order to control access to your data or lock your SSD you do need to enable an ATA Password.

Background:
The encryption keys are securely held within the SSD device, hidden and encrypted using standard security techniques. These keys cannot be read by the user. All Intel SSD 320 Series drives do this. No user intervention is needed to enable data encryption on the NAND devices within the SSD.

If you were to remove a NAND component from the SSD, all data contained within the component is encrypted and keys are securely encrypted and hidden, therefore it is extremely low probability that any data could be recovered. Executing a SECURE ERASE function, such as that found in the Intel(R) SSD Toolbox, will cause the Intel SSD 320 Series drives to generate a new internal encryption key.

The ATA Password security interface is used to control the SSD's internal access to the encryption keys, and therefore the user's access to their data through the SATA interface. In order to lock access to the user data you do need to enable an ATA Password.

2. Support for ATA Passwords within BIOS or other means are system implementation specific. Most commercially available notebook / netbook systems include ATA Password functionality within their BIOS. The ATA Password is often referred to as an "HDD Password" in system BIOS. If the system allows, it is recommended that both "User" and "Master" passwords are configured for maximum security. Consult your system manufacturer's documentation, or contact your system manufacturer for support.

The Intel(R) Desktop Board DQ67SW, DQ67OW, and DQ67EP support the ATA Password functionality, called "HDD Password". On these boards, the HDD password support works in all SATA modes (IDE, RAID, or AHCI). The HDD password will only be applied to the drive on SATA port 0.

Note: The ATA Password is not a standard BIOS system password, as a standard BIOS system passwords control access to the specific platform / BIOS, not the SSD. Consult your system manufacturer's documentation, or contact your system manufacturer for support.

3. The ATA Password standards, and therefore Intel SSD 320 Series drives, allow for up to 32 byte passwords and contain no specific password "strength" requirements. 32 bytes enables users to create passwords with significant security "strength". It has been noted that some systems support ATA Passwords which are significantly shorter than 32 characters in length, and contain no password "strength" requirements. The utilization of the ATA Password security interface in system BIOS is system implementation specific. Consult your system manufacturer's documentation, or contact your system manufacturer for support.

4. In order to provide the absolute best security possible, there are no available password recovery solutions. If you lose or forget your ATA User Password and Master Password, your SSD will remain locked without access to read, write, or erase any data within the device. In this case, your SSD and your data are lost, and cannot be recovered by Intel.

5. ATA Password support in RAID or multi-drive installations are host system BIOS implementation specific. Consult your system manufacturer's documentation, or contact your system manufacturer for support.

ravsek je 17. maj 2011 ob 21:29 izjavil:

Spock83 je najbrz mislil na nizek tecaj dolarja, v dolarjih pa pac ne prodajajo v Evropi, ampak v ZDA V Evropi bo tako ali tako ze izhodiscna cena v tujini visja kot samo pretvorba trenutne cene v dolarjih v evro.

Dami je 21. maj 2011 ob 12:21 izjavil:

Če še mogoče kdo dvomi v nakup intela:
New 5-Year Limited Warranty on Intel® SSD 320

kuglvinkl je 23. maj 2011 ob 19:43 izjavil:

Za 20 evrov več dobiš pri Intlu 20 GB ceč placa. Go figure.