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#1 | Why are NVM drivers only for RTSe and RST? datum

Fri Dec 28, 2018 5:09 am

I am just curious why RSTe gets more love than RST? I use Intel RST latest drivers + firmware and Samsung NVM drivers for my NVM 970 250GB, but perhaps using some modified RSTe drivers for NVM would result in more performance? I'm sorry if this topic has already been started somewhere - I couldn't find it, New Year glasses and all :D.

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