Data Center Family drives (P5XXX, D4XXX, P4XXX, D3XXX, P3XXX, S4XXX, S3XXX Series)ġIf the drive currently contains the G100, G200 or 31 version Firmware, the Intel® FUT tool must be used for initial firmware updates. If you're an Apple* user, the Solidigm™ Bootable Firmware Update Tool (Intel® branded NAND SSDs) can be used.Ĭlient SSDs (670p, 665p, 660p, 760p, Pro 7600p, 600p, Pro 6000p, 750, 545s, Pro 5450p, 540s, Pro 5400s, 535, Pro 2500, 530, Pro 1500, 730, 525 Series)ġ If the drive currently contains the G100, G200 or 31 version Firmware, the Intel® FUT tool must be used for initial firmware updates.If the Intel SSD firmware update process is interrupted, your Intel SSD might not function properly. Before updating the firmware, back up or copy your files.If the drive you have does not, it is likely an SSD based on Intel® NAND TechnologyĬlick or the topic for details: Solid state drives based on Intel® NAND Technology Note
If you're already using Intel® Optane memory to accelerate your system, and you need to update firmware, acceleration should be disabled before proceeding.Īll drives and modules based on Intel® Optane™ Technology have the branding "Optane" in the name. Tools below are unable to update drives with pre-production firmware. For more information, work with your Intel representative. Contact your local OEM representative for latest firmware revision. If your device is from an original equipment manufacturer (OEM), your firmware version may have a different naming. If a 'No' is listed for a given Intel® SSD tool, it means the tool does not contain the firmware version listed, although the tool may display drive details. Intel® SSD Toolbox and Intel® DCT are EOL'd and no longer available for download. Links to a tool's download pages is provided at the top of each table. See Customer Support changes for more details.Ĭlick the applicable section to expand and see the latest firmware version available for your product(s) in each tool. To check the firmware version of your device, see Find the Firmware Version for Your Intel® Solid State Drive. Intel's NAND SSD business has been acquired by SK hynix and is now Solidigm™.
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