Friends ,
Acelab is focussed on few chipsets in SSD data recovery ,I came across a few chinese brands that are heavily dominating the Indian SSD sales ,I would like to ask my friends in india and other countries how is the sales of SSD in your countries ,Like in india we have Silicon Motion , Phison and now some other brand chipsets ,These chipsets are just not supported by the tools ,Does anyone of you know anything about this ...

PS : You can even get a SSD manufactured by chinese guys with HDDGURU written on it

Brand : Consistent " India Company Selling Under its Branding "
Chipset : RTS5733DLQ
Research : Company is Realtek

The latest update from acelab is here -> https://blog.acelab.eu.com/pc-3000-ssd- ... dated.html . No Support for SSD's that are heavily dominating sales .Also friends does some of you have a tool to identify these working or non working SSD/s so that we could see the chipset without opening the SSD in general .

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Logical,Semi Physical And Physical Data Recovery
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Eventually I always find myself on some Chinese forum when trying to find info on devices like these https://www.mydigit.cn/forum.php?mod=vi ... tid=155152

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Hi,
Did you read this after conversion to english ,From what i can understand its the Factory Tool to program The SSD and Not a Data Recovery tool ,Also its for the RTS5732DL .

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Yes, I did, it was just an example. No it's not a data recovery tool indeed, basically a MPTool like the ones for UFD's. Basically anyone can poop out an SDD with custom firmware/parameters.

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I suspect that the PCB may be a reference design.

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Yes ,
That could be ,the reason is that so many factories are producing the same stuff be it SM ,phison or this realtek .While googling i read that some of the firmware in this realtek are buggy .I did see a factory tool i think from SM that did have a data recovery option in its last tab ,I remember one of the pro data recovery guy here on hddguru boasting about recovering that particular series of SM SSD's " though in reality it was that they were using that tool " .

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I find it strange that there is an unpopulated DC-DC converter with an output labelled "DDR1V8". This suggests that the PCB can support an optional SDRAM. However, there is no space reserved for a DRAM. Alternatively, if there is a version of the controller with an embedded SDRAM, I would have expected to see an unpopulated 1.8V bypass capacitor near the controller, but this doesn't appear to be the case, either.

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Well,
I will try to upload more clear images today for this please

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Amarbir S Dhillon , Chandigarh Data Recovery Labs [India]
Logical,Semi Physical And Physical Data Recovery
Website-> http://www.chandigarhdatarecovery.com

Have you tried dumping the chips to check for encryption?

Perhaps such a weak controller dismissed that feature.

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RTS5732DLQ encrypt the data so chance that RTS5733DLQ will too is high.

http://flash-extractor.com/library/Real ... 98_3f__2x4

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This appears to be the same PCB design, but with an RTS5735DLQ controller and no external "ROM":

https://ireland.apollo.olxcdn.com/v1/files/xd9hv4wv0wau2-UA/image

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Friends,
I have another Consistent SSD Now ,This one is with the supported SSd controller ,Can you people help me with safe mode points , The picture is here



The Drive Goes into Safe Mode With This , Might be i am wrong ?



PS :I have PC3K UDMA With SSD Addon Updated Till Ver 7.0 , Version 7.1 has New loaders for SM2259XT ,With My Version I Get errors after loader upload ,Can we add new loaders to pc3k if yes how

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Website-> http://www.chandigarhdatarecovery.com

Hi !
I have the same pcb SSD. My is: KingFast F10.

I have 7.1 pc3000, but still i can't load fw(loader). I'm getting error : Sector read error(LBA: 21 930); HDD DMA RQ timeout (10000)

Did you resolved that case?

Hey
if your support at acelab is there can you take support and check

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Logical,Semi Physical And Physical Data Recovery
Website-> http://www.chandigarhdatarecovery.com

Still without solution ??

2023

ROM mode shorting point:

https://pic1.zhimg.com/70/v2-3b663c142f1b4c6089b46e30536690a8_1440w.awebp

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Don't know when Acelabs gonna deal with Realtek controllers. I have a lot of them here in Asia. Have no support so far

I am using a Silicon Motion M.2 SSD in my Dell Precision 3480 laptop and it has been fine so far. 1500 hours and counting as I bought this recently so its quite new. The unit is PCIe 4.0 and the speed is decent for loading windows so I suspect the budget market will like SM.

My Dell using M.2 2230 small SSD units. I have not used SATA SSD for a long time. My Dell 3050 micro has a M.2 slot and it's Skylake.

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I have not used SATA SSD since the cheap Chinese laptop died. The SSD lived the motherboard faulted so I just bought a different machine and that one used M.2 SSD

The Chinese SSD worked fine and its 128GB capacity and that machine had Windows 8 on it and I upgraded to 10

I think I still have the SSD somewhere in a junk box.


Only tools I use are a multimeter and a LCD scope to see if signals are present etc. I use my tools mostly for laptops which refuse to work.

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