Once you have received a RMA, every change of the status is automatically communicated via email. You will receive automated emails when your shipment has been processed and a replacement is being dispatched, i...
Read ArticleZD6000/6300 model lines are fully PCIe CEM specification compliant devices. Per specificiation it is required that coupling capacitors are placed on the TX side of add-In card designs.
Read ArticleThe ZD6000/6300 model lines are designed to work with almost every slew rate. It was tested with 1.5ms up to 250ms slew rate on the 12V power rail.
Read ArticleUnless you use an outdated version of Windows 7® or older, there is no requirement to use OCZ's NVMe™ driver. Windows 8.1® and Windows 10® both have a built-in NVMe™ driver. However, we still recommend using OC...
Read ArticleThis can have multiple reasons. Please ensure that your system or motherboard supports NVMe™. If it doesn’t, you will be able to use RD400/A or RC100 as a storage device only, not as a boot device. If you have...
Read ArticleNo, at this point it is not possible to create any kind of RAID array with RD400/A drives.
Read ArticleTo install your RD400/A or RC100 as a boot drive, please make sure the following criteria are met: - Your motherboard or system has a free PCIe® (in case of RD400A) or M.2 (in case of RD400 or RC100) slot - Y...
Read ArticleThanks for your interest in RD400/A and RC100! To use RD400/A or RC100, you require: A motherboard or system with a free M.2 PCIe slot (RD400, RC100) or free PCIe x4 slot (RD400A). This is not to be confused...
Read ArticleThere is no general compatibility list. As a rule of thumb, all systems or motherboards with Intel 99/100 series chipsets should support NVMe® out of the box. Systems with Intel’s 97 series of chipsets may also...
Read ArticleFirst of all, it is critical to understand what exactly doesn’t work. Please see the reference points below: BIOS/UEFI doesn’t recognize the drive, and the OS installer doesn’t see the drive as well. Does ...
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