AnandTech/Intel SSD Webcast Live Today at 9AM PST/12PM EST
by Anand Lal Shimpi on November 13, 2012 8:40 AM ESTWe are live at SC12 from Salt Lake City, Utah this morning and are preparing to answer your SSD, NAND and Intel SSD DC S3700 questions. In about two hours I'll be on a replica bridge set of the starship Enterprise from the original series, alongside Intel's Roger Peene, answering your questions live. Although its a replica of the original bridge, it is an officially sanctioned reproduction by Paramount.
We'll be talking about the S3700, SSDs in general, NAND architecture and even the future of solid state storage. It should be an awesome discussion.
Thanks to everyone who tuned in, we'll repost the video shortly!
Update: If you missed it, you can catch the webcast here.
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FlameDeer - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - link
Webcast starts soon! Intel Webcast Event page stated "The webcast launch link will become available on this page 60 minutes prior to each event's start time will feature a countdown to the event start.", let's stay tuned & enjoy!FlameDeer - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - link
Here is it, the link from "Launch Webcast" button of this event.http://intelstudios.edgesuite.net/121113_sc12/live...
FlameDeer - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - link
Webcast ended. Very informative & nicely done webcast, thanks Anand!No need to worry, on-demand replay for this nice webcast will be available later.
"The live event has concluded. The on-demand replay will be available from this page early this afternoon." as stated at the Intel Webcast Event page here.
http://intelstudios.edgesuite.net/121113_sc12/inde...
Bullwinkle J Moose - Wednesday, November 14, 2012 - link
This was my original question in the first 3700 article at this site--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Did I miss something?
With 1:1 mapping, this this sounds like the Worlds first truly O.S. agnostic controller
Does it require an O.S. with Trim or a partition offset for XP use, or did Intel just make the Worlds first universal SSD?
The 320 may have handled partition offsets internally but still required Trim for best performance
Please correct me if I'm wrong
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The readers all basically told me I was wrong in the first article, however.....
The webcast made it clear that Trim is no longer required
If Intel kept the partition offset fix in firmware or if that offset fix is implemented at some point, this IS the worlds first truly Universal SSD that does not require a specific O.S. to run optimally
So Anand, did Intel just create the Worlds first Truly Universal SSD with this or did they drop the partition offset fix that was used on some earlier Intell SSD's
What I mean is, can this be used with ANY O.S. and still get optimal performance without ANY tweaks of any kind?
Coup27 - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - link
Will the webcast be replayed as a video of some type for people who cannot make it live?Death666Angel - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - link
Is there one? Are you being broadcast into a theatre nearby? :)Death666Angel - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - link
Seems like there is, since you will take questions from them. Also, I have some audio loss and stuttering now... :(Death666Angel - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - link
Was very enjoyable, thanks! :DDukeN - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - link
For those of us who can't stick around the whole time..Thanks
DukeN - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - link
Can you please buy Anand some rogaine? He's way too young for that kinda hair-loss...