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ssd install, have question

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frtl97

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i installed my intel x25-m ssd , updated the firmware and installed tool box , performed
suggest changes in tool box except for one request it needs dipm. i have to admit i do
not know what this is or how to find it,can someone please inform me of what to do.
i would also like to thank everyone who suggested this drive , i am getting more impressed by the minute.
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It's Device Initiated Power Management. I've seen it in the BIOS of some Dells at work, but not all of them.
 
i contacted intel suppor,hopefully they will enlighten me as what to do. this obviously is a new step for me and hopefully will be a satisfying one. the ssd does perform much faster than the drives it replaced and faster than any of the raptor series i have owned.
 
well intel said i would get an e-mail within 6 hours, they are late, does this mean they are ignoring me?
 
got a reply from intel,this is possibly due to a fresh install of windows 7 as windows
seven sp1 apparently addresses these issues, i downloaded sp1 but still have the same
problem if i can call it that, as drive does work beyond my expectations.
 
solved my problem,removed backup battery and ran firmware again,ssd running optimal.
 
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