Intel SSD Firmware Update Tool 3.1.0

This revision adds a firmware update for the Intel Optane Memory, Intel Optane SSD 905P/900P, Intel Optane SSD DC P4800X, DC P4101, D3-S4510, D3-S4610, DC S3100, E 6100p. E 6000p, E 5400s, E 5100s, Pro 7600p, Pro 6000p, Pro 5450s, Pro 5400s, 760p, 660p, and 540s. Corrected current FW version for Intel SSD DC P3520, DC S4500 and DC S4600

Intel Optane Memory Revision History:
- This firmware version contains incremental fixes

Intel Optane Solid State Drive 905P/900P Revision History:

- Fix for drive fails to set correct Native Max LBA when forcing max address capacity to smaller one
- Fix for media errors + E2E error increments after coming back to the native capacity
- Fix for drive sometimes fails PCIe training during reboots resulting in reduced link width or speed
- Fix Link width degrades during link disable/enable on some platforms
- Fix for Serial number is all zeroes after U.2 drive hotplug operation
- Fix for Quality Reliability Test encountered Cold ECC Failure
- Addresses CVE-2020-0584, CVE-2020-12309, CVE-2020-12310 and CVE-2020-12311

Intel Optane Solid State Drive DC P4800X/P4801X Revision History:

- P4800X 375G AIC SKU now supported for upgrade

Intel Solid State Drive DC P4101 Revision History:

- Fixes SSD FW hang seen during D3 entry for Windows Modern Standby that may cause system timeout
- Improves power during D3 state for Windows Modern Standby
- Fixes SSD DRAM training error during FW boot that may cause system timeout during device low power resume
- Fixes stability of SSD during system boot causing occasional system timeout
- Addresses CVE-2020-0584, CVE-2020-12309, CVE-2020-12310 and CVE-2020-12311

Intel Solid State Drive D3-S4610 and D3-S4510 Revision History XCV10132 (2.5”):

- The following changes are included in this firmware update:
- In-field SMART CRC Error Count “C7h” attribute RESET capability with vendor unique command
- Built-in HOP-on capability for SMART structure mismatch issue with XCV10120 firmware
- MRR (Moving Read Reference) table updated to recover reads caused by corner case read-intensive workload
- Corrected LED blinking activity during Read Verify command
- Fixed condition causing a non-responsive state after soft-reboot following Windows installation

Intel Solid State Drive D3-S4610 and D3-S4510 Revision History XC311132 (M.2):

- The following changes are included in this firmware update:
- In-field SMART CRC Error Count “C7h” attribute RESET capability with vendor unique command
- Built-in HOP-on capability for SMART structure mismatch issue with XC311120 firmware
- MRR (Moving Read Reference) table updated to recover reads caused by corner case read-intensive workload
- Corrected LED blinking activity during Read Verify command
- Fixed condition causing a non-responsive state after soft-reboot following Windows installation

Intel Solid State Drive DC S3100 Revision History:

- Optimizations for NAND data refresh algorithms

Intel Solid State Drive E 6100p Revision History:

- Fixes SSD FW hang seen during D3 entry for Windows Modern Standby that may cause system timeout
- Improves power during D3 state for Windows Modern Standby
- Fixes SSD DRAM training error during FW boot that may cause system timeout during device low power resume
- Fixes stability of SSD during system boot causing occasional system timeout
- Addresses CVE-2020-0584, CVE-2020-12309, CVE-2020-12310 and CVE-2020-12311

Intel Solid State Drive E 5400s Revision History:

- Optimizations for NAND data refresh algorithms

Intel Solid State Drive E 5100s Revision History:

- Addresses CVE-2020-0584, CVE-2020-12309, CVE-2020-12310 and CVE-2020-12311

Intel Solid State Drive Pro 7600p Revision History:

- Fixes SSD FW hang seen during D3 entry for Windows Modern Standby that may cause system timeout
- Improves power during D3 state for Windows Modern Standby
- Fixes SSD DRAM training error during FW boot that may cause system timeout during device low power resume
- Fixes stability of SSD during system boot causing occasional system timeout
- Addresses CVE-2020-0584, CVE-2020-12309, CVE-2020-12310 and CVE-2020-12311

Intel Solid State Drive Pro 6000p Revision History:

- Addresses CVE-2020-0584, CVE-2020-12309, CVE-2020-12310 - and CVE-2020-12311

Intel Solid State Drive Pro 5450s Revision History:

- Addresses CVE-2020-0584, CVE-2020-12309, CVE-2020-12310 and CVE-2020-12311

Intel Solid State Drive Pro 5400s Revision History:

- Optimizations for NAND data refresh algorithms
- Addresses CVE-2020-0584, CVE-2020-12309, CVE-2020-12310 and CVE-2020-12311

Intel Solid State Drive 760p Revision History:

- Fixes SSD FW hang seen during D3 entry for Windows Modern Standby that may cause system timeout
- Improves power during D3 state for Windows Modern Standby
- Fixes SSD DRAM training error during FW boot that may cause system timeout during device low power resume
- Fixes stability of SSD during system boot causing occasional system timeout
- Addresses CVE-2020-0584, CVE-2020-12309, CVE-2020-12310 and CVE-2020-12311

Intel Solid State Drive 660p Revision History:

- Fixes SSD FW hang seen during D3 entry for Windows Modern Standby that may cause system timeout
- Improves power during D3 state for Windows Modern Standby
- Fixes for drive NDA during heavy workload that may cause system timeout
- Fixes for FW hang cause by host request for device wake up when device transitioning between low power states
- Addresses CVE-2020-0584, CVE-2020-12309, CVE-2020-12310 and CVE-2020-12311

Intel Solid State Drive 540s Revision History:

- Optimizations for NAND data refresh algorithms

This download is valid for the products listed below:

- Intel Optane Memory H10 with Solid Stat 

About SSD Toolbox:

The Solid State Drive (SSD) Toolbox is an update utility that properly recognizes the SSD unit(s) installed on your system. It also displays various pieces of information regarding the connected storage devices and searches for a new suitable firmware version.

However, before you consider downloading this version, carefully read the release notes for changes that can apply to your SSD. Once you have updated your drive, reboot to make sure that all modifications take effect.

When it comes to installing this software, the steps are very easy because all you have to do is get the downloadable package (extract it if necessary) and run the available setup. Once the installation is complete, run the Toolbox and follow the instructions for updating the SSD.

That being said, make sure this Toolbox version has a new firmware version available for your solid state drive and, if so, hit the download button, and install the software. Otherwise, check with our website as often as possible so that you don't miss the release that can improve your SSD.