Adding an SSD for my H50-50?

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• Adding an SSD for Acer Aspire VN7 - 591G - 70RT (need help)

  Hello

  I have an addition an Acer Aspire VN7-591 G-70RT with a slow 5400 RPM 1 TB WD Blue that creates a bottleneck in my laptop.

  I checked on Crucial to see if there are compatible SSD for my laptop which recommended:

  MX200 crucial m2 Type 2280 (Single Sided) 250 GB internal SSD

  I was wondering, do anyone know if this information is correct? I was having mixed information online, 250 GB wouldn't cut my storage needs, if I could only get a 2.5 SSD "so my intention is to have an SSD 250 installed and my 1 TB HARD drive.

  Also, if the SSD was not the main drive would I still see the benefits of installing games who him? As in would be the existing WD blue always be causing a bottleneck?

  Any help with this would be appreciated!

  I have the device works now, I installed the MX200 Crucial m2 250G without any problem. Here's how.

  WEAR AN ANTI STATIC BAND:

  Step 1) remove all the screws on the underside of the laptop

  Step 2) use spudger or credit GENTLY lift a gap between the keyboard and the base, then use the credit card to slide slowly into the space to jump open clips, NOT FORCE.

  Step 3) (OPTIONAL) remove the keyboard connectors by moving clip and gently remove the cable from the Jack. However the HARD drive slipped in for me without necessary to detach.

  Step 4) unplug original WD HDD blue reversing the clip and disconnect the cable

  Step 5) close laptop together and boot with Windows 10 USB install

  Step 6) install windows on new SSD (for me windows automatically activated via the BIOS/UEFI) if it doesn't happen for you, simply re-attatch the original HARD disk.

  Step 7) if the activation is successful, again set HARD drive and original format. I have kept all the original ACER RECOVERY and Partitions (Healthy) in case I need to restore factory default, but formatted primary partition.

• Adding additional SSD for dell xps 15 with 256 GB SSD

  Hi, I just bought a dell xps 15 9550 with 6th gen i7, 8 GB of RAM, and 256 GB ssd. Is it possible to add an additional SSD for the location of hard disk 2.5 inches remaining. If possible do I need to buy the cable for SSD too or is that what cable already included here?

  Thanks in advance,

  There is a support and a set of rubber bumper needed to connect a disk 2.5 "hard.  In general, these are not delivered with the system unless it is controlled with a hard drive - you must remove the base of the cover to check if - some reports are that some versions can be delivered with the necessary equipment.  If not, they are likely available from spare parts from Dell and from other sources such as EBay and third Dell parts suppliers such as share - People.com.

• Adding an SSD for OS and games

  Hello, I've been upgrading my pc and I want to do the final work. My pc model is:

  HP Pavilion p6300uk desktop pc, desktop PC HP Pavilion p6300uk Desktop PC product specifications HP Pavilion p6300uk - technical of HP...

  I did the following upgrades so far

  Phenom 2 x 4 (945) @ 3 ghz with 8 MB of cache

  ddr3 RAM 2 x 2

  ASUS directcui2 GTX560ti 1 GB

  Noiseblocker XE2R fan

  700 watt PSU

  I want to add an ssd to improve performance, can anyone provide examples of compatible models, I can choose to please.

  Hello

  Yes, it uses the standard x standard SATA cable but short or long depends on the readiness of your machine. As mentioned above, you need a mounting bracket, something like this:

  http://www.ocztechnology.com/res_old/manuals/SSD_bracket_manual.PDF

  or this:

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=M5vb_weUa_A

  Kind regards.

• Adding an SSD for the DV7T-7200

  I have an OCZ Vertex 4 Add to my new DV7T and I have a few questions.

  (1) the SSD has the software to clone the OS and I have a newmodeus cable to add the SSD.

  I would like to know if I pass the SSD to the main location so that it starts the system?

  Hello

  Yes, you can try the BIOS. Sorry I don't know it will work or not because I have not tested. Please note: you need a SATA cables (and maybe a shopping cart) to use the second span on your machine DV7T:

  http://www.newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?Main_Page=product_info&products_id=498

  Kind regards.

• Adding an SSD on my PC without having to replace the HARD drive

  Greetings!

  I have a HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 180 t desktop PC with Windows 7 64 bit installed.  I do a good amount of games on my PC and a year ago I upgraded my card to an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 470 graphics and my diet to a Thermaltake TR2 RX 750W unit.  I also have a card mother mATX (9.6 "x 9.6") of PEGATRON.

  Recently, I tried adding an SSD for my machine in order to improve the performance and organisation for some PC games that I love.  I did some research on the subject and am found a bit confused on whether or not, my motherboard will be able to handle the addition of an SSD in my machine.  I have read that I need you sure that my motherboard supports natively AHCI?  How can I check to be sure that if I buy an SSD that I'll be able to integrate it into my system?

  To be clear, I want to continue to use my disk regularly to run my operating system and all the other goodies on my PC and install an SSD for store and load my music/movies/games etc.  I was watching some affordable 'mushkin' SSD that seem to do the trick.  I can give the link for more later if necessary.  Thanks for your help!

  Hello

  F10 to the HP splash screen you will get in the bios.

  AHCI is recommended for use with an SSD, but it is not necessary. Most modern SSDS are supported operation garbage collection which does almost the same thing to maintain the SSD.  Check with the manufacturer of your SSD.

  Even if the SATA controller is set to RAID and the SSD doesn't not part of an active array, topping should always work.

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE-540me: adding an SSD (SATA III) for HP Elite desktop computer. Is this possible?

  Dear Experts...

  I want to upgrade my computer by adding an SSD as a master drive and move the original 2 TB drive to be a slave.

  I found several coices of SSDS, but almost all of them are SATA III interface.

  Is my office supports this interface? as it is just written that it has a SATA interface without specifying what version of SATA!

  How many hard drives could this office holds? I already have two (the original 2 TB and my old drive 256 GB) and I wand to add a SSD for Windows and the progs.

  Can I purchase this SSD for example? Samsung Electronics 840 EVO-series 500 GB 2.5 inch SATA III single-unit Version internal Solid State...

  It is the official my desktop HP specifications page .

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Hello

  It has 2 bays free HARD disk as on its specifications:

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docid=emr_na-c02781215

  You can trade SSDS on your machine and make the old HDD as a secondary drive ("slave"). SATA III is backwards compatible so you can use it. Since then have been smaller SSD (normally 2.5 "), something that is similar to one of the following media:

  http://pccasegear.com/index.php?Main_Page=index&cPath=210_901

  Kind regards.

• Hard drive not detected after adding 2nd mSATA SSD for HP Envy 14 1002tx

  Hello

  I'm having a problem when adding an extra mSATA SSD for my HP Envy 1002tx model.

  The laptop comes with a 500 GB HARD drive and I see that there is a 2.5 "mSATA SSD slot under the HARD drive, so I bought the same type of SSD and installed it but when I turn on the laptop, it does not introduce yourself. I don't know why?

  I want to have an SSD for boot up the laptop and HARD drive to store animals.

  If anyone knows if there is any software I have to install in order for the laptop to recognize the SSD?

  OR

  Is - this material is defective?

  Thank you in advance!

  Sings,

  Precious wrote:

  pepe999 wrote:

  Remove the hard drive and try to start only with the mSATA SSD.

  Did this and it showed "No. Bootable Device Insert boot disk and press any key"

  I'm really sorry, I could not find this before, but the slot under the hard drive is not compatible with the mSATA disks. It's for WWAN modules! Your laptop is not like 4 I thought, but Envy 14 equipped with the first generation of Intel processors. Envy 14-Sandy Bridge 2000 series could be BIOS modded to make the miniPCI-e interface works with the mSATA disks but Envy 14-1000 series is not possible to change.

  Edit: 2.5 "drive 256GB solid state drive is listed as compatible.

• Upgrade to SSD (for OS) T430i

  Hello!

  I read a lot of discussion about adding an SSD to a ThinkPad, and now I intend to do the same thing.

  My only problem is that almost everyone recommend to replace the disc main HARD (containing the preinstalled operating system and recovery partition) with the SSD (of course in this case, the main HARD disk goes to a Ultrabay HDD caddy).

  But I don't see any serious reasons to do this, except loss of flexibility of the Ultrabay.

  It's not much easier to place the SSD drive in the Ultrabay caddy, which has no moving parts, so the lack of rubber rails won't matter? Then, I simply change the boot order to boot from SSD.

  The question in this case, is the my bad idea (mentioned above)? So OK, I'm not an optical device, but I have an external DVD-rom, so this isn't a real problem. Are other disadvantages?

  Thanks for your response!

  Both methods work very well. It's actually a little easier to use Ultrabay for the SSD because many of the new computers mobile readers use 7mm and 7mm SSD are not as common. The downside is that you will not be able to eject your disc of data and move it to use elsewhere... But yes, in both directions. I tried both and there is no problem.

• Slowered Windows experience graphics Index after adding msata SSD on 13 of Yoga

  Windows experience Index graphics and graphics of games lowered after the addition of extra msata SSD on 13 of Yoga. Before the update I added RAM and which increased my experience of them I added msata SSD 256 GB for my Yoga 13 and then my graphics lowered from 5.1 to 4.7 and memory Index and graphics of games reduced from 6.3 to 6.2 and disc main hard went from 7.8 to 7.7.

  I didn't know that adding additional disk msata influence graphics performance. Please let me know if you think anything that might have caused this decline.

  Hi bsreekanthreddy,

  I tried to look and found a few questions on the WEI scores drop after updates to HW,.

  This thread might be useful.

  http://forums.Lenovo.com/T5/Windows-7-knowledge-base/X201-Windows-experience-index-drops-after-upgra...

  http://forums.Lenovo.com/T5/Windows-7-discussion/Wei-score-dropped-after-RAM-upgrade/m-p/382089

  Hope this helps,

  Cheers!

• How to add SSD for Optiplex 755 (Small Form Factor)

  Hi-

  I want to add a SSD for my Optiplex 755 (Small Form Factor) boot drive while maintaining the HARD disk it came with and the player optical slimline. There is a SATA port on the motherboard, but there is no open Bay and not a lot of room in the chassis (I do not see a power open cable).

  Anyone know how or if I can add a SSD to 2.5 inches to this machine? Would need a power splitter? And it's even bothered to improve an Optiplex 755-10 Windows?

  Thanks in advance for any advice.

  -Lewis

  Adding a drive in the optical Bay is possible.  But you cannot run without the original hard disk on the desktop SFF and ULTRA-COMPACT models.

  http://www.newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?Main_Page=product_info&products_id=576

  http://www.newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?Main_Page=product_info&cPath=2_3&products_id=439

  

  

  You will get an error message on the thermal characteristics of the drive.

  SSD on SFF and USFF support have a problem due to heat dissipation.  The hard drive if not acknowledged will give an error, press F1 to continue.

  BIOS errors are;
  1 attention! Rear fan failure
  2 attention! Ambient temperature sensor not detected
  3 drive HARD replacement is not valid, continued use can result in
  long term reliability HDD delivers, please press f1 if you would
  like continue, and/or contact dell for a replacement HARD drive

  Strike F1 to continue F2 to run the Setup program, F5 to run onboard diagnostics

• Size of SSD for Photoshop CS5, LR3, Windows 7

  Glancing configurations to build a new office, I read so many articles on the use of SSDS for PS CS5 I am now confused.

  I would use a disk for OS & programs and a 2nd for a working PS disc.  I'm looking at 80 GB or 120 GB to fit my budget.  Or the other of these sizes will be suitable for both drives. I noticed that Intel just lowered their price today and added the 120 GB drive.

  I use WD hard drives to a storage drive and another for a scratch disk (4 internal drives total) that the functions of the computer for the Internet, the family also.  Now, I store my main Lightroom catalogs and photos on an external drive so I can move them between my desktop and laptop.  My interests of PS are usually 6-8 photos (layers) and string photos together collages for landscapes.  Lightroom did a lot of my settings other than editing.  I'm looking at 8 MB of RAM for now, once again for the budget.

  What do you suggest me?

  OK, SSD and photoshop...

  There are a lot of ways differnet to manage this issue none of them are easier than the other...

  I just did this like a month ago and here's what I did. Note * I do not mean you follow my steps, but you can do something similar in price range much lower

  I have an OCZ RevoDrive 110 GB SSD as my main operating system drive and program files directory.

  second round of reader is a pair of 10krpm 300 GB raptor disks striped for a gd 600 data drive.

  I have a 2 x 2 TB hard drives that are my archives, but I keep them offline.

  Now, here's where things get complicated.

  You want to write to your as little as possible for the longevity of SSDS for most. so the first thing is that you don't want no swapper, no defrag automatic and several other parameters of spacific SSDS like hibernation etc, if you have been doing research, you already know all this.

  Now, I took that and went one step further and this is not something you want to do unless you are comfortable and extreeeemly with playing with the operating system configurations.

  I have during the BONE building put all my user data from the program directories, set the swap the hard drive Assembly of physical data as well as the drive working PS, caches Internet etc...

  This make sure my boot and main program files drive never gets written at least that there is an update or I install something.

  The second physical disk manages all the changing data. Profiles user, personal settings, desktop, etc.

  Does a number of things for me, everything launches and runs extreemly quickly it takes seconds for the start on dektop apps launching with hesitation. It allows me to use a smaller SSD to house all my OS and applications while limiting does not my amount of data I can keep on my desktop or documents folder.

  I've only used 35 concerts out of the ssd 110 gig install all my apps and the os, including several very big games.

  If I had to do it again I would do it exactly the same way.

  Now, if you're not so much confidence in the skills of your OS and simply want an SSD for extreme speed, it will provide you.  I suggest to use only a single SSD again and use a second physical drive.

  Several reasons, it's a heck of a lot cheaper.

  Place your scratch, your file swapper OS disk (ssd doesn't have a swap file, but unless you have a godless ammount of memory, you should always have a certain place), temporary and internet directories explore cache locations on the physical disk. Also to store your data on it.

  SSD are too expensive to use for data storage or swap/scratch readers at this point and he does not buy you anything wise speed to use it as a cache or temp files. also when you simply store images you don't need than extreemly fast you will not see a difference notable opening physical photo hd or SSD just not that much data.

  One last thing, unless your in a rush extreem, I wanted to wait 6 months.  with SATA 3 and USB 3 come around and watch already on most of the new cards mothers, new faster SSD and physical disks will be making their way to the market fast enough.

• Best disk internal SSD for end 2009 27 "?

  Hello!

  I am trying to decide the best new (1 TB or 2 TB) internal SSD for my October 2009 27 "iMac (3.06 GHz Core 2 Duo).

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  I followed the online instructions how to install the SSD for my MacBook Pro. I then rebooted by Mac in recovery mode and formatted the drive in Mac OS extended (journaled). It was a little bit tricky message sometimes giving such as erasure of disk failures, but eventually it worked. I selected to install the OS on this HD. The image of the OS were first shown on OS X Lion, but my current OS is El Capitan. I just figured that he was installing the original operating system provided with the mac. The installation went well but then we he had finished wen timer back to 1 hour, 46 minutes. He made several times and after 6 hours, I decided to leave and start over. The second time after erasing HD and formatting again the OS that came was El Capitan for installation so I continued. This time, the installation has been completed and at the end says "OS could not be installed on my computer, reboot and try again." On the third attempt has received a similar message from the failed to install ' year error occurred during extraction of the files in the package "Essentials.pkg." " »

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  About 2 months ago I reformatted my HD original as installed latest OS El Capitan as the mac has been slow. Does have a report with questions I get on doing the same thing with another HD?

  What model of MacBook Pro?

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  You have another Mac?

  Possible causes:

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  -You damaged the cable flex between the drive and the system board.  It is a common problem and causes intermittent problems initially and if it's even worse the Mac will see is even more disk

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  I'd do it

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  -Connect an external drive and install OSX on this disc and boot from this facility and see if you have any problems

  -If you have another Mac download a compatible OS x Installer for the Mac App Store and create a USB bootable using device

  http://liondiskmaker.com/

  and install OSX on the SSD.

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