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Unfortunately, the GOODRAM CX200 does not have a unique name to identify it by. The SSD is simply showing as "GOODRAM" and can thus not easily be identified from other GOODRAM SSD models, which are also simply named "GOODRAM". Silicon Power, another SSD manufacturer, does the exact same thing...

Some of you might have noticed the site upgrading to HTTPS, that meant SSD-Z needed a little upgrade to HTTPS too for the submission feature to remain working. SSD-Z Download & Changelog

Seems like the 16.06.23 release messed up the submit feature. The new 16.06.29 update fixes that. SSD-Z Download & Changelog

So what is happening, is SSD-Z dead? Nope, it's been a bit slow though. Working on SSD-Z is something I tend to do in bursts. The major features I want to implement, are not something that is done yet. This has sort of made me reluctant to put out a new release. However, with the amazing amount...

Thanks for reporting this. Unfortunately, these Silicon Power SSDs all report the same model name "SPCC Solid State Disk". This means that to distinguish between them through software is not a straight forward task, if even possible. Will change the detection behaviour, so all these Silicon...

The new release as of today fixes a small issue with the submit feature. With certain devices and on certain systems, the submission could fail. If you've previously submitted a device, but received an error, or you still see your SSD as unrecognized by SSD-Z in the new version, it would be...

This issue has now been fixed. The latest release can be downloaded here.

Thanks for reporting this. Will look into it.

A new version of SSD-Z has been released. Get it here. Thanks to TechPowerUp, SSD-Z now includes a submission feature. Please go ahead and test this out by submitting your SSDs, especially if they are unrecognized. In addition to that, many other minor changes have been added in this release...

First off, you can use this site to calculate pixel density, pixels per inch: https://www.sven.de/dpi/ 1920x1080, 24" = 92 PPI 2560x1440, 27" = 109 PPI I personally prefer around 95-100 PPI. A higher PPI makes thing appear smaller, a lower PPI makes things appear larger. Note: As I only have a...

Sorry for being quiet for so long. The project is not dead at all, I just haven't had so much time as of late. I've made many minor changes since the last release, but the biggest issues from the feedback so far, is lacking benchmark functionality, and no USB/RAID support. Until one of those...

Just a small update. It was my plan to release a new update of SSD-Z by the end of March. But I've got a job again, so I don't have nearly as much time to work on it as before. The next update is almost done, but it just needs some minor tweaks, as well as some adjustments to the benchmark tab.

@P4-630 SSD-Z has been using a fallback routine to display and format SMART values, for when the exact model/controller isn't known. I realise now that this is a bad approach, considering how it will sometimes get it wrong. Your SSD is actually a Plextor M6S OEM drive, it uses a Marvell...

Unfortunately, It's currently not working fully for RAID. Thanks for reporting this, it's just a minor issue. If you notice, the Bytes Written is shown on the SMART tab for attribute 246, it's just not displayed on the Device tab. I've fixed that issue, and made sure the mSATA M500 is detected...

For anyone using a DPI scaling other than 100%, and trying out today's update, could you let me know how well it works. I've never made anything DPI aware before, and I've never used anything but 100% DPI myself, so there is most likely a few things that needs tweaking. Other than that, most of...