Intel Solid-State Drive Toolbox version 3.4.3

This application allows you to update the firmware of Intel SSDs to check their health status, to estimate their lifetime, configure their advanced features (SSD Optimizer, System Configuration Tuner and Secure Erase) to access information self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology (SMART) or to run diagnostics to identify possible errors in reading or writing.
Application SSD Toolbox supported Solid-State Drives (SSD) Intel:

SSD X18-M Series, SSD X25-E Series, SSD X25-M Series, SSD X25-V Series, SSD 310 Series, SSD 311 Series, SSD 313 Series, SSD 320 Series, SSD 330 Series, SSD 335 Series, SSD 510 Series, SSD 520 Series, SSD 525 Series, SSD 530 Series, SSD 535 Series, SSD 540s Series, SSD 710 Series, SSD 730 Series, SSD 750 Series, SSD DC D3600 Series, SSD DC D3700 Series, SSD DC P3320 Series, SSD DC P3500 Series, SSD DC P3600 Series, SSD DC P3608 Series, SSD DC P3700 Series, SSD DC S3100 Series, SSD DC S3500 Series, SSD DC S3500 HD Series, SSD DC S3500 M.2 Series, SSD DC S3510 Series, SSD DC S3610 Series, SSD DC S3700 Series, SSD DC S3710 Series, SSD E 5400s Series, SSD E 5410s Series, SSD Pro 1500 Series, SSD Pro 2500 Series and SSD Pro 5400s Series.
New:

This release includes a firmware update for the Intel® SSD DC S3610 and
the Intel® SSD DC S3710 Series products. The latest firmware version is
G2010160. This firmware version includes support for the ACS-3 command
set.
This release includes a firmware update for the Intel® SSD 600p, Intel® SSD
Pro 6000p, Intel® SSD E 6000p and the Intel® SSD DC P3100 Series
products. Users on Windows* 7 or 8.1 must use the Intel® SSD Firmware
Update Tool to receive the firmware update.
For the Intel® SSD 600p Series, the latest firmware revision is 109C.
For the Intel® SSD Pro 6000p Series, the latest firmware revision is 109P.
For the Intel® SSD E 6000p Series, the latest firmware revision is 109E.
For the Intel® SSD DC P3100 Series, the latest firmware revision is 109D.
These firmware versions contain the following enhancements:
•  Optimized drive shutdown sequence for better handling during poor
system shutdown
•  Improved power on behavior when resuming from an unsafe
shutdown.
•  Improvements to PS3 resume behavior
•  Improvements to  PHY initialization process
•  Improvements to PERST# and CLKREQ# detection for corner case
issues
•  Improved end of life management of bad blocks for better reliability
These firmware versions contain fixes for the following issues:
•  Fixed potential issue of incorrect data may be read  during resume
from low power state