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feature request: add SSD info in GPU-Z

StephanBusch

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after waiting about 2 years for an update of SSD-Z, I consider it is no longer developed.
What about you guys adding SSD info in your GPU-Z tool? I would love that feature -
GPU-Z is outstanding for GPU's and it would be as well for SSD's..
 
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This does not make any sense at all. GPU-Z shows info on videocards, not CPUs, HDDs or SSDs and this is for a reason.

For a good SSD Lifetime Info tool, please see this one: https://ssd-life.com/
For more general SSD info, lots of tools exist such as AIDA64, Speccy, CrystalDiskInfo among others.
 

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I know all those tools but none of them shows nanometer size of NAND and aida64 is not free - it is the only one reporting flash controller name..
AIDA64 shows only ATA-compliant SSD/Flash, so older sticks like OCZ Rally2 are not shown - but they were in SSD-Z
 
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I know all those tools but none of them shows nanometer size of NAND and aida64 is not free - it is the only one reporting flash controller name..
AIDA64 shows only ATA-compliant SSD/Flash, so older sticks like OCZ Rally2 are not shown - but they were in SSD-Z
So if you are using older SSD’s, why not continue to use SSD-z? It still works for SSD up till the point it stopped being updated.
 
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Crystaldiskinfo is your friend
 
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