Aurora R3, Intel P67 chipset Cougar point recall

If you had an Aurora-R3, you could run the command on it, to see if there is even a reason to recall it.

Here are my notes from a Vostro-460/XPS-8300:

Intel H67-Express Cougar-Point Chipset
- SATA-3/600 for lower SATA Ports 0,1 - Others are only SATA-2/300
- I see no mention of UEFI and it's in AHCI-Mode
- Even without UEFI-BIOS, Dell ePSA is in ROM
- Current (and final) BIOS is now A06 (was A03)
- "wmic idecontroller get deviceid" reveals

- - REV_05 which is B3 Stepping = The Fixed SATA-2/300 Ports 2-5
- - Bad ones were B2. It only affected the SATA-2 ports. The lower channel (new tech) SATA-3 ports 0-1 were not affected.

Interesting how Sandy Bridge systems with Cougar-Point (H67/P67) chipset didn't make the Dell cut for Windows-10 Upgrade. I've read the reports about the rough-upgrade for Aurora-R3, and it looks like the XPS-8300/Vostro-460 are in the same boat.

Intel i5-2400 @3.1ghz (4c/4t) SandyBridge
- CPUBoss says it benchmarks 2x an Intel-Q6600 or 4x E6600
- Onboard Intel HD2000 Graphics with VGA and HDMI (previous owner used IGP for 7 years)