16GB mSATA SSD Cache drive

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• Envy 15-j051sa mSata SSD Cache TS

  Envy TS 15-j051sa mSata SSD Cache for the 1 TB 5400 HGST HTS541010A9E680.

  The manual States "Support for the SSD drive 24-GB mSATA (not available on computer models equipped with system - 16834 memory or 12288-Mo)". As I have all the conditions, Intel processor, 8 GB of ram, the question is can I just install it and everything works as if by magic?

  Or what I need to do anything about it, or to perform any installation? I noticed Intel RST is running and that the system is working normally.

  Any help or experience would be helpful (apart from the disk of 1 TB of pit and replace it with a large SSD!).

  Thank you.

  OK, for someone else to end up here

  It worked for me:

  • Bought a 24 GB SSD mSata off eBay (very cheap).
  • Make sure that it is the type of partition MBR (I used an external box with Mini PCI-E to SATA 22Pin mSATA).
  • Make sure that the Intel Rapid Start technology is disabled in the Bios. (Appears only if the mSata is installed).
  • Windows 8 (.1) boot in SafeMode (this is where I'm wrong).
  • Run the Intel Rapid Storage Technology-> Performance-> activate acceleration.
  • Reset (it works!)
  • Activate the technology Intel Rapid boot in the BIOS (I don't know if it improves things, seems to work OK without him)

  A start power button to start screen for ready office is 17-18 seconds. Note that I have several services running SQL 2008 R2 Server and all the HP utilities installed as new.

  Paul.

• EliteBook 8760w: can I put my EliteBook 8760w with an mSATA SSD hard drive using the slot mSATA

  I wonder if it should be possible to use an mSATA SSD by installing it in the slot mSATA?

  Product number: LG673EA #AK8 (EliteBook 8760w)

  I inserted an mSATA SSD and it fits, but after booting, the computer gives the following message:

  No wireless module supported

  The system has detected the wireless installed in the system module is not supported and disabled.

  WWAN Module ID (703)

  I hope it's just a matter of configuration/drivers, etc...

  No, it's a physical barrier. Is the accommodation that you turn the player mSATA in p.50 indicated on the manual here? :

  Repair manuals

  This port is a card WWAN (cellular modem) only. Your laptop is the Intel Core 2d era generation and utilization of disks mSATA even for cache acceleration did not really catch up to the 3rd generation. The circuits to see and make use of the mSATA drive is simply not present in this laptop. I'm sorry.

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• mSATA SSD as drive Bootable - Inspiron 17R 5720

  Thus,.

  I desperately need the SSD speed.

  I know that I can use caching to intesl commands, but I can't!

  • Intel® Smart Response Technology: This technology takes advantage of the speed of the SSD in caching where frequently used information is stored on the SSD instead of hard drive.
  • Intel® QuickStart technology: this technology allows the system to boot with - in seconds after the hibernation.
  This is what I want to do, put a 128 GB SSD drive mSATA in the slot, windows in the fire and use it as my OS & APPS, (c drive) drive, and then use the existing drive, the 1 TB of mechanical drive as the drive for storage (drive d).
  The dell site, say I can't use an MSATA SSD started with--I see no why!
  Can someone advise?
  Also, I can't find the mSATA specification... dunno if its 3 SATA or SATA 2.
  Thank you

  Yes it worked perfectly.

  Mine has been running for more than a year.

  Install mSATA

  Disconnect the HARD drive temporarily

  Set as Bootable mSATA in bios.

  Install windows on USB msata,

  Connect the HARD return drive.

  You now have mSATA as drive C: and the old 1 GB HARD drive as d: or e: drive. But you can change to the d: drive if it goes as a e reader, as mine did.

  IM opting out this thread now. It works and has been confirmed repeatedly. Buy the disc and crack on with it.

• On a 5600U ssd cache drive location

  Hi try to find the location on the motherboard for the ssd cache. Someone at - it ideas. Thanks a lot mat

  Sorry,

  Thank you very much for your time and effort

  Matt

• Best option to use the mSATA SSD Drive - HP Envy 15 Sleekbook: Cache or primary storage?

  Product: HP Envy 15 t Sleekbook (15 t-j100)

  Technical specification:

  • Intel Core i7-4700MQ @ 2.40 GHz
  • Intel HM87 chipset
  • 12.0 GB RAM DD3 (two openings 8 GB + 4 GB)
  • NVIDIA GeForce GT740M (2 GB) + Intel HD 4600 graphics card
  • 1 TB 5400 RPM SATA HDD
  • Windows 8.1 Pro x 64

  Hi all

  I intend to buy an SSD mSATA disc to my desire, because I want to improve the response time at the opening of some programs, improve the General performance of the operating system and to access files faster to big (read and write).

  I searched several readers mSATA SSD in the Web and I chose a P830 Series128GB mSATA SSD Samsung miniPCI-E disk (SATA III 6 GB/s, read 500 MB/s, writing of 400 MB/s).

  But I'm asking about what might be the best option to use the SSD mSATA so suitable as a primary drive (operating system installation and leaving 1 TB of HARD drive for storage and applications) or use it as a cache to improve overall performance.

  I do not envy for IE play or video editing, but I work with VMWare Workstation, and most of the time I need to use about 2 or 3 VM at the same time (sometimes during the recovery of a virtual Suspension of machine it take a long time, the virtual disks sizes about 40 GB). Another use for my desire is to play movies/series HD / 3D 0 and mirrored them for my Smart TV (via Miracast)

  I read something on Intel Smart Response Technology (SRT) and I heard some benefits for use with SSDS as cache memory but I am still confused the best option.

  Any suggestions you may have? It might be useful for me!

  Kind regards

  Alejandro

  Hello @cchoiz ,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I understand that you have questions about the installation of your mSATA SSD.

  The mSATA slot is designed to only be used as a disk cache. You may experience problems starting in the mSATA SSD as drive. For this reason, I recommend to use it in its configuration provided; as a cache drive.

  The decision is entirely at you in the end. If you are able to configure the BIOS to use the mSATA as the main drive, this will help improve your system performance in addition to using it as a cache drive, especially if there is enough space to install your VMWare on the mSATA SSD after you have installed the operating system. Use it as a main drive will also increase the life expectancy of the SSD.

  I can only offer you my personal and no suggestions 'official response HP' in this regard. As previously mentioned, it is entirely up to you.

  Hopfully, this helps at least a little.

• Want to Phoenix 810qe: SSD cache fails on desire 810qe

  A few weeks ago I noticed a problem (probably unrelated) which led me to look at the system event logs and I was surprised to see that I was getting all them complain about a bad block on a "hard drive" I didn't know, I had three or four errors a minute.  A little poking around revealed that it was the machine provided with 16 GB mSATA SSD cache.  Apart from the log messages, the computer seems to work very well, so I put off to worry about this.  Now, with the end of my warranty approaching, I decided to call and see if I could get a replacement.  (I'm now up to eight messages per minute).

  After a few long and frustrating calls, I finally got someone to direct me to the good test to run, who immediately said "Test failed.  Recommended replacement car. »

  Unfortunately, they are not ready to send me a replacement, and I'm not ready to wipe my machine and send it to them to play with for a few weeks, I'm looking for other solutions.

  My questions are

  1. Do I need to worry about this?  It is a cache, so, theoretically, if it fails, it could simply not give me the performance boost, but it won't actually hurt anything.  But what I saw on the web implies that there are two ways that SSD hiding can be configured ("enhanced" and "expanded") and one of them may cause corruption if it fails.  The support guy I spoke had no idea.
  2. How is it difficult to replace the SSD drive with a new one?  They don't seem to be very expensive, and looking inside the box, he's not physically difficult to replace.  But I suspect that there's more involved in the passage.
  3. If not, can I disable the cache and get him out?

  Any help will be appreciated.

  Evan

  Just in case someone comes to this page with a similar problem...

  After another telephone conversation with a supervisor, HP agreed to send a part... purpose of replacement only if they could schedule a technician to come to my house to install it.  For free.  I agreed.  The tech came out yesterday morning, challenge a screw, jumped from the old disk, jumped into the other in screw them and started the machine.  Everything worked.  No software at all.  It's all plug-and-play.  They sent me a disc identical to that which failed (16GB), but he expressed the view that it would be putting end to a larger.

  It turns out that the machine uses no hardware caching, but rather the software called ExpressCache, where my confusion of not being able to determine what mode of caching (material) that he used.  This software manufacturer said that it "maintains safe and the integrity of all data in case of failure SSD or kidnapping, as well as unclean judgments resulting from power outages.  And that seems to be the case, at least in terms of pulling on a production car and its replacement by a new.

• Can I use any mSata SSD with ExpressCache?

  Hello

  I'm buying a X230i and I want to increase the performance with a SSD cache drive, as I have on my desk.

  I've been watching this disc; Kingston SSDNow v + 30 GB mS200 (http://www.kingston.com/en/ssd/s#sms200s3), that seems advantageous, that need to be or I might as well buy an SSD 'normal '...

  But it'll work in a X230i and I can use the ExpressCache software with it?

  Best regards

  Morten

  Hello

  I do not have a X230i, but I have a 220 X, and I successfully running Windows 7 and Windows an mSATA 120 GB SSD and Windows 8.0 8.0 and 8.1 of a 240 GB inside mSATA.  So I think that these drives would work in the most recent series of X230i thus, as long as it wasn't anything physically blocking a mSATA card installation.

  Kind regards

  Aryeh Goretsky

• Lenovo thinkpad edge e130 msata ssd install as boot device

  Hello, everyone!
  I'm living in Russia. Some time ago I bought the thinkpad edge e130 with core i3 3227U and 500 GB hard drive.
  This laptop has port vacuum mSATA. I know I can install ssd as a cache.
  But I want to use 128 GB ssd drive and install windows 7 pro 64 bit on it (and leave 500 GB hard drive to keep the files it contains).
  How can I do this?
  Sorry, if this forum already have the answer on this question.

  Hello everyone! I solved all my problems with this guide:
  http://blog.LapTopMag.com/triple-your-speed-how-to-install-an-mSATA-SSD-boot-drive-in-your-laptop
  All work fine!

• Replace drive HARD Y500 with SSD - 16 GB mSATA SSD disk cache is removed?

  Hello

  I have a Y500 IdeaPad and recently bought a 240 GB SSD 2.5 ".

  I want to replace the 1 to 2.5 "with the SSD 2.5 HARD drive" for best performance.

  Now that I have a drive high speed there is no advantage in order to maintain the 16 GB mSATA SSD disk cache?

  I need to remove the cache of 16 GB mSATA SSD drive after the instalation of the 240GB SSD 2.5 "?

  Thank you.

  Now that I have a drive high speed there is no advantage in order to maintain the 16 GB mSATA SSD disk cache?

  Answer: IMO, cache ssd is no longer since you already have an equal or faster ssd drive.

  I need to remove the cache of 16 GB mSATA SSD drive after the instalation of the 240GB SSD 2.5 "?

  Answer: You can deleted or you can format and use it as a data disc.

• mSATA ssd as cache drive in w530

  Hi, I bought an msata ssd 32 G used as a disk cache. I installed and windows can recognize it. But I do not know how to partition (at least the windows won't let me partition compmgmt.msc) and how to activate it as the hard drive cache. Thank you!

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  For options, please contact the seller mSATA.

• How to set up cache mSATA SSD drive

  Hello

  I installed a Samsung mSATA SSD drive in my X230i, but I can't find out how to set up as a cache drive.

  I tried to install Intel RST. He finds the drive and after formatting the drive, he said al was good, but it didn't work...

  Then I tried to install ExpressCache, but just who said their were no SSD to use...

  What high do?

  Best regards

  Morten

  If you follow this instruction?

  http://support.Lenovo.com/en_AU/downloads/detail.page?docid=HT074404

• Measures of software right for remove mSata 32 GB drive cache to replace the HDD with SSD.

  Hi, does anyone have instructions, or so point me to an article, to remove the disc from cache mSata original 32 GB configured to speed up drive HARD etc so the office strictly from the HARD drive boot can drive alone. I know that this implies the RST and possibly the BIOS settings. I'm looking for the exact steps that I had bad experiences removal (and adding) 32 GB mSata led cache in the past. System does not boot... Note I didn't need no guidance on physically remove the disk and for the curious once I have a clean boot of the only HARD disk I will clone the SSD (2.5 which I already have) so the 32 GB mSata is redundant and I would remove it completely. I am also interested by your experiences and/or complications in doing this. Thank you.

  These instructions may be of any Dell desktop, the office in question is a Dell XPS 8700.

  Hi all

  Here are the exact steps I used to replace a HARD drive accelerated with an SSD without any problem. It will probably work on most laptops and Dell desktop computers. In my case a Dell XPS 8700 running Windows Pro 64-bit 10.

  1 rapid Storage Technology, performance-> Disable Acceleration tab-> makes available.

  2. use DISKPART to CLEAN the drive 32 GB mSata.

  3. run msconfig.exe to set the mode to boot without failure, a minimum.

  4 stop.

  5. press F2 at startup to enter BIOS. Change to AHCI RAID. (probably not necessary, but I wanted that you never know what SSD tools may need).

  6 mine starts in Mode safe very well and it has changed Windows 10 AHCI RAID drivers automatically.

  7 run msconfig.exe to change normal startup.

  8 re-boot (started fine normal start-up).

  9. I then stop and removed the 32 GB mSata reader (you probably do this stage 4)

  10 success, XPS 8700 AHCI HHD boots without any problem.

  11. I then used Acronis True Image HD provided for free with the 1050 GB Crucial SSD to clone the 2 TB drive (650 GB used). Important do not use Acronis in Windows mode but create and boot from a bootable USB key. Community.crucial.com/.../172487

  12 put the SSD in a basket of 3.5 and swapped the HHD with the SSD. Now, it starts in a few seconds and not minutes after a Windows 10 update!

  It worked for me, but obviously not guaranteed to work for you...

• cache on xps 8500 mSATA ssd drive

  I had to reinstall windows on an XPS 8500 8.  2 TB disk and disk 32 GB mSATA SSD hidden.  Installed Intel SRT but no option to speed up the drive.  How can I be sure that the SSD is used as a cache drive?

  I have the same situation as you. a cache ssd 64 GB mSATA but no CURRENT ACCELERATION button. My OS is win8.

• mSATA SSD as cache

  Hi, guys.

  I'm debating getting a mSATA SSD. Is it possible to to use as a cache for the hard drive, rather than as a boot device, a concept similar to Intel's SRT? What software does take?

  Caching is read-only, but reduces the beating disk significantly at startup and when congested.

  ROMEX has FancyCache which provides the full read/write caching:
  http://www.romexsoftware.com/en-us/fancy-cache/

  I do not trust caching of the Scriptures, good things.