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<blockquote data-quote="Cleo" data-source="post: 1029960" data-attributes="member: 87751">IIRC Solidigm were going to maintain Intel&#039;s Optane H series software but I think they gave up as their version was just a re-skin of the Intel version with no other changes. They are related to Sk Hynix. My stick, the P44 Pro, is the successor to the SK hynix Platinum P41. I&#039;ll let MT know if I have any issues.Honestly the Mushkin sticks were on sale at newegg~ USD160 for 64GB Cl16 3600mhz and they look amazing. They sync perfectly with the GPU. I had Mushkin redline sticks when I was a kid (obviously w/o rgb then) , circa intel i7-2600S days.Edit: I just checked. <a href="https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000017245/memory-and-storage.html?wapkw=ssd+firmware" target="_blank">Solidigm is still supporting some Intel NAND</a> if the website it accurate.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cleo, post: 1029960, member: 87751"] IIRC Solidigm were going to maintain Intel's Optane H series software but I think they gave up as their version was just a re-skin of the Intel version with no other changes. They are related to Sk Hynix. My stick, the P44 Pro, is the successor to the [B]SK hynix Platinum P41. I'll let MT know if I have any issues. Honestly the Mushkin sticks were on sale at newegg~ USD160 for 64GB Cl16 3600mhz and they look amazing. They sync perfectly with the GPU. I had Mushkin redline sticks when I was a kid [B](obviously w/o rgb then) [/B], circa intel i7-2600S days. Edit: I just checked. [/B][URL='https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000017245/memory-and-storage.html?wapkw=ssd+firmware'][B]Solidigm is still supporting some Intel NAND[/B][/URL] if the website it accurate. [/QUOTE]

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