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Sandisk Controller question
Posted: July 19th, 2020, 7:11
by einstein9
Hello guys,,,
I know that Sandisk controllers starts with 82-xxxx
but this one looks diff. here, is this new or something?
thnx
Re: Sandisk Controller question
Posted: July 19th, 2020, 12:27
by HaQue
yes they have been coming out for a short while with different numbers like that
Re: Sandisk Controller question
Posted: July 19th, 2020, 14:24
by pcimage
I’ve not see controllers like that yet, but no doubt will see them soon.
Good thing is that you most likely won’t need to do a “chip off” on this one, looks like a fairly simple soldering job
Re: Sandisk Controller question
Posted: July 20th, 2020, 2:46
by einstein9
HaQue wrote:yes they have been coming out for a short while with different numbers like that
I was thinking MAYBE those are new FAKE sandisk but looks i was wrong...
as you said new controllers category
pcimage wrote:I’ve not see controllers like that yet, but no doubt will see them soon.
Good thing is that you most likely won’t need to do a “chip off” on this one,
looks like a fairly simple soldering job
I wish if that is the case,, tried soldering >> didn`t work ......
Thank you guys...
Re: Sandisk Controller question
Posted: July 20th, 2020, 9:43
by Blizzard
Those are pretty popular here. We have seen quite a few 8200410A1, 820410PA1, and even a 6200410A1. At first glance thought it was just dirty or something, but it's definitely 62.
Re: Sandisk Controller question
Posted: July 21st, 2020, 2:40
by einstein9
Blizzard wrote:Those are pretty popular here. We have seen quite a few 8200410A1, 820410PA1, and even a 6200410A1. At first glance thought it was just dirty or something, but it's definitely 62.
humm,,
I looked @ the solutions in SC but none of those listed were there
probably coming soon there...
Thnx for this too
Re: Sandisk Controller question
Posted: July 23rd, 2020, 11:56
by Amarbir[CDR-Labs]
Re: Sandisk Controller question
Posted: July 23rd, 2020, 12:21
by Blizzard
The last one we had (256GB) was a broken controller but had been flexed so bad the NAND and PCB pads were torn. We wired it up and read the data. Unfortunately it was encrypted. Donors are getting more and more important these days since some new devices won't have a chip-off option, they might require a NAND and possibly a controller swap. Similar to the those old Sandisk 1 and 2GB Cruzers that used to be popular.
Re: Sandisk Controller question
Posted: July 25th, 2020, 2:57
by einstein9
Am not a Pro. (specially in flashes) but trying to catch up