OCZ SSD Guru Management Tool 1.4.1992

Changes:

- Minor update to ensure dashboard temperature bar changes to amber or red at correct temperatures for each drive

Important Notes:

- Windows and Linux: Make sure to set your SATA controller to AHCI mode in the motherboard BIOS if it is not; for instructions see the user documentation for your computer.
- SSD Guru is required to be run as a system administrator.
- For firmware and BIOS updates, your computer must be connected to the internet.
- Make back-up copies of any data on the SSD that you want to keep; some operations result in the complete loss of data on the SSD (you are warned if this will happen).

Compatible SSD Models:

- ARC 100
- Radeon R7
- RevoDrive 3
- RevoDrive 3 X2
- RevoDrive 350
- RevoDrive 400
- Trion 100
- Vector
- Vector 150
- Vector 180
- Vertex 450
- Vertex 460
- Vertex 460A

Known issues in SSD Guru:

- Task tray icon may not appear correctly positioned and sized in some Linux window managers

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.