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• Pavilion 15-n259se: upgrade to ssd Amp (power consumption) or

  Hi all
  I have 15-n259se flag which comes with 500 GB seagate with a consumption of 5 v, Amp.451
  I bought a 1 TB SSD which have 5V power consumption and 1.5 Amp it will propply function is or is not
  NOTE will have 1 SSD has more than normal HARD drive
  SRY for bad English
  THX

  Not sure where the power requirement data comes. The SSD uses 335mw at idle and 1.76w read and 3.66 watt to write.

  The hard drive uses 810mw idling and 220mw 2.85 watts in standby and 2.6 watts to read to write.

  http://www.AnandTech.com/show/8792/transcend-ssd370-128gb-256gb-512gb-review

  http://www.Seagate.com/docs/PDF/datasheet/disc/ds_momentus_5400_6.PDF

  The SSD draws less power at idle and is good idling more than a hard drive because it ends its operations much more quickly so that it uses a lot less energy over time and in use.

  Long story short: the SSD will be fine.

• 15 - n259se: hard drive SSD update

  Hello

  I recently bought this laptop (15-n259se) and have been impressed in all of his performances. I plan to upgrade its HDD to the SSD. I've read a lot about this on the forum here but had a few questions before I have eventually go ahead.

  I checked the manual of the product with the product below and could only found that its uses a SATA port.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c04438537

  Thus, the Samsung EVO 850 (500 GB) will work on this system?

  As the hard drive for this laptop is not easily accessible by the user, another thing I read here that you can replace the DVDRom with a caddy and then install SSD while retaining the original hard drive. I tried looking for a shopping cart but did not find any. Can someone let me know if there's any cart that is compatible with this system and also if there is anything that I should be informed during the implementation.

  Thank you

  See page 61 of the manual to see how the hard drive is in the laptop. You can use any interface SATA 2.5 inches in width and 7 or 9.5 mm thiick drive hard or on SSD. The Samsung 850, in my opinion, is the best on the market, then Yes, I would receommend you get.

  I don't have such good news for the caddy optical drive for a few reasons. First of all, the optical drive SATA port uses a slower SATA (SATA I) protocol because it is all that is needed by an optical drive. If you put an SSD in there you will get all the benefits quickly. In addition to this, you would be able to use the SSD for storage since if you put a hard drive or SSD in the optical drive bay that is not bootable. If you do not need the DVD player, you must put the original hard drive in the optical Bay and then put the SSD in the main location on page 61. Yes, it is not an easy thing to do and should probably be done by an experienced laptop technician. However, the manual shows all the steps, and if you are very careful, it can be done by a competent first-timer. You are questioning the warranty that I must warn you.

  It is an example of optics to the hard drive adapter that you can use:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/9-5mm-universal-SATA-2nd-HDD-SSD-hard-drive-caddy-for-CD-DVD-ROM-optical-Bay-/161642179680?PT=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item25a29fec60

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