SSDs... which have Intel controllers?

I must suck at Google with this one, because it's not turning up the results I want. I will be purchasing an SSD in the near future, have read up a little, and definitely want to go with the Intel controller. However, I can't seem to find controllers listed as a spec on most SSDs... so anyone know which brands use the Intel controllers? Specifically, I'm curious about Crucial, what controller they use.

 

I can't Google better than you but I have an Intel X25-V, love it, and they had some issues with licensing Trim to Kingston(read money). I believe all drives have TRIM now, if that's what you're asking. If they're Intel boards, who knows?:confused TRIM is TRIM, no matter who makes it.

 

Not just concerned about TRIM, I've read that the other controllers are inferior to Intel's, so I want the Intel controller, period. I know there's Intel BRAND SSDs, but I know other SSDs have Intel controllers too... just want more options to research.

The Intel SSDs seem to be selling very well (the one I would get if I got an Intel is currently out of stock on Newegg). I find it interesting that manufacturers seem intent on not revealing the controllers they use. I didn't download and read the white paper on Crucial's drives (not sure exactly if the white paper link is for the consumer drives anyway), but short of that I can't even find what controller they use. I find that strange, as every other bit of hardware plainly lists all circuitry technology and make.

 

I hadn't seen that article, thanks for the link. I want a 120GB+ SSD, for one.

Yeah, I might email some of the SSD manufacturers and see if they'll spill some info, good idea.

From the little research I've done thus far, Intel's recent models are doing well in the benchtests and reliability, if you find the links saying otherwise I'd sure like to see them.

EDIT: From the reviews I've read, almost everyone agrees that the Intel controller supersedes the others in most aspects.