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Microsoft Xbox 360 Firmware 2.0.17489.0 CD/DVD File Vs The Built-In Microsoft NVMe Driver: Which Do You Run??

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Accepted solution by Paula — lol same thing happened to me some laptops depend on VMD/RST mode for power features 🙏 if battery life is your priority on a laptop,…
  1. Oskar
    @ogrant

    long time lurker first post lol my home server uses Microsoft Xbox 360 Firmware 2.0.17489.0 CD/DVD File for its storage controller. Ive read that the standard Microsoft NVMe driver is just as good or better for single drives. I care most about stability 😤 Is there any reason to keep the vendor driver, or should I switch?? And how risky is switching on an existing installation?? Real experiences welocme. I would like to make an informed choice. seriously need help here 😭

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  2. Tomas
    @tomas_quiet

    ahh classic for a single SSD, the inbox Standard NVM Express Controller driver is solid and gets updates through Windows. vendor drivers matter mainly for RAID arrays, Optane-style caching, or platforms that use VMD by default. fingers crossed 🤞

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  3. Lina Ekström
    @lekstrom_25

    yeahhh make a backup before u touch the settings, learned that the hard way hope that helps :)

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  4. Paula
    @paula.wolfe
    Accepted solution

    lol same thing happened to me some laptops depend on VMD/RST mode for power features 🙏 if battery life is your priority on a laptop, follow teh maker's configuration.

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  5. Milan F.
    @rustyfox

    oh ive been there lol have u checked your storage settings? mine were reset after an update. bump. still happening with firmware for me fingers crossed 🤞

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  6. Oskar
    @ogrant
    in reply to @paula.wolfe

    @paula.wolfe WOWWW kept the vendor setup on teh laptop for battery life. Glad i asked before switching. owe u a beer 🍺

    day one patch is bigger than the actual game, classic

    mindblown

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