Best disk internal SSD for end 2009 27 "?

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• another disk internal ssd for my computer

  Hello, I have a feel LIKE Phoenix 810qe 230qe Desktop PC, I would get another drive internal ssd for my computer and the clone with usb plug so I can't open up my case, I'll use a Vantec CB-ISATAU2 SATA/IDE to USB 2.0 supports 3.5-inch, 2.5-inch adapter, I like to know what kind of disk internal ssd I should use I see a lot of hybirds, but what is the difference? I want to get something close to what I have now which is 128 GB SSD drive.where or what would be the best...

  You say that you do not want to open the case.  Is it fair to clone the disk or you are not going to install it in the computer?

  I have a HP 810-135qe Phoenix.  I installed a Samsung 840 EVO 500 GB SSD2.5 ".  It works absolutely great.  I cloned my HHD using the software of the Data Migration tool provided by Samsung.  In addition, the Software Wizard to adjust the performance of the SSD.  There is a section to download at the bottom of the page in the link I have provided.  It is one of the SSDS a few who has a good reputation for installation without changing the BIOS.

  Please, click on "Thumbs Up +" if I helped you and click "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• How to configure the virtual disk as SSD for the customer?

  Hi all:

  I have a virtual machine in an SSD, the guest operating system is Windows 8, but the guest OS, the virtual disk as 'hard drive '.

  Can I set the virtual disk as SSD for the guset? (Like VirtualBox)

  Thank you!

  Irake99 wrote: can I put the virtual disk as SSD for the guset? (Like VirtualBox)

  No, IDE or SCSI are your only choice.

• Replace hard drive SSD on end 2009 27 "iMac

  end 2009 27 "imac

  OS X 10.11.3

  3.06 GHz intel Core 2 Duo

  4 GB memory

  According to the genius bar, the Seagate 1 TB hard drive on my end 2009 27 "iMac is a failure.  They told me that they do not have the parts to replace and suggest I do myself or take it to Best Buy.  Best Buy said that they are unable to do so I can't to try it myself.  I read and watched directions to ifixit and several other sites.  I am convinced that I have the skills to do the replacement, but I'm less confident about the purchase of equipment:

  (1) Ifixit say I should use a Seagate drive to replace the Seagate drive I have.  Engineering made no mention of this.

  (2) engineering suggested I buy a Crucial BX200 480 GB SATA 6 GB/s 7 mm (with 9.5 mm adapter) 2.5 "disk flash internal SSD (part #CT7414188).  The essential site says I need part CTSSDCONVT a 2.5 "to 3.5" SATA SSD/HHD converter for 2006-2012 MacPro.  They suggest that it will work in my iMac as well.  Articles and discussions have referenced problems with noise from the fan and order and mention with fixes software and manual control of the speed of the fans.  When I mentioned questions fan of genius, he said not to worry about this, and the Crucial site makes no mention of him either.  The SSD costs $129,99 and converter $ 21,50 for a total of $151,49.

  (3) OWC offers aDIY Bundle which includes a 480 Electra of mercury GB 3 G SSD, newer technology AdaptaDrive to allow installation of the 2.5 "SSD and a digital probe online that eliminates the noise of the fan and maintains control of the correct system fan through management for the iMac system controller.  The package costs $199,75.

  Bundle OWC seems like a good deal but it seems to me that SSD Crucial works to 6 GB/s and the Electra of mercury to 3 Gbps.  If I go through the replacement, it seems more sensible to get the 6 GB/s.

  I wonder if I can mix and match and use the Crucial SSD with the Adaptadrive of more recent technology and digital sensor OWC.

  Any suggestions from anyone who has done this replacement would be appreciated.

  2009 iMacs have SATA 2 - meant 3Gbps rate.  It does not matter if you use 2 SATA and SATA 3 - you get only speed SATA 2.

  Second - the adapter for 2.5 to 3 5 - don't hang a lot of money on this,-l'ebay has many choices.

  My personal experience, support 'intel' works best - since it is the length, so the seat fits much better.

  Yes, you can mix and match - choose what might suit you best.

  For me, I had Apple OEM SSD (Samsung doing this - 256 GB, SATA 3) with intel on iMac 2011 (SATA 3 speed), with support from OWC thermal line sensor.

  Samsung 830 (256 GB and SATA 3) on iMac 2010 (SATA 2 speed), with support from Intel, with OWC thermal line sensor.

  Note: the probe heat 2010 and 2011 are different.

  Good luck.

  Sam

• What SSD for early 2009 imac?

  Hello

  I have a question to choose the good ssd for my imac 7y/o (9.1) since early 2009.

  I found a few good SSD as the samsung 840 BX100 or critical, but I've also read several times that a ssd sata3 will use sata1 when installed on a sata2.

  And that is why it is better to install a sata2 ssd.

  IS that still the case today? Given that these messages are coming from 2013.

  Or is that I can put in an ssd sata3 and it will run on sata2?

  Kind regards

  Ivo

  SATA III drives that use the Sandforce controller will come back to SATA I speed if installed on a computer that uses the Nvidia MCP79 SATA controller. Samsung does not Sandforce. My Macbook in early 2009 with a Samsung 840 (pre Evo, not Pro) negotiates the SSD SATA II speed, connected to the MCP79.  OWC also still sells SATA II disks, I have one in my late 2009 iMac. I chose this drive, even if it was more expensive because OWC insisted that my model should have the Nvidia controller but in reality it has controller Intel 5 series. I didn't take my iMac except more than once.

  Confused? Yes I know...

• Best SSD for end 2011 MBP?

  As the title suggests, I'll be in the market to improve the speed of my MBP late 2011. I upgraded the RAM 16 GB, and it made a wonderful difference. I record music on my computer, and I'd appreciate a reliable car with good read/write speeds.

  I looked in the EVO of 850 Samsung 500 GB drive, read some reviews and it seems most often receive positive responses. Are there any problems with it I should know about, or is there a better car for about the same price?

  Also, I read that there are sometimes problems with the implementation of a new drive from a backup. Can someone refer me to a good guide that clearly lists the steps to set up a new drive from a backup? I've stuck with OSX 10.9.5 and want to keep the same configuration, just with a faster drive.

  Thanks in advance for your advice!

  I use Crucial in my MBP in early 2011.  OWC (macsales.com) sells compatible devices.

  Samsungs are actually show several questions in these forums... firmware update is needed to make them fully compatible mac apparently.  Or it could just be that Samsungs sell as much as even small-ccurrence-of-problems appear more often.  But I'd still go to OWC first if my Crucial current failed today (much too early, according to all the life expectancy estimates).  If I wanted just a new smile, I'd be probably Crucial or OWC.

  You can make the transition easier... Download CarbonCopyClone ($40, bombich.com) and an external box or connect the kit to copy your current internal to the new SSD.  Then do the surgery after the SSD will start to your satisfaction.

• Installation of a new SSD for my new 8700 XPS

  Hello

  Last month, I bought a dell XPS 8700 (4790 i7, 8 GB) model of Dell.com & there a 1 TB hard drive 7200 RPM.

  Now I need to install Samsung 850 EVO 250 GB 2.5-inch SATA III internal SSD for my machine & I need your advice that follows;

  1. do I need to buy 2.5 "to 3.5" internal hard drive mounting Kit for this?

  2. do I need to buy a second cable SATA III?

  3. do I need to buy additional cables or not?

  4. What is the correct method to install Windows 8.1 this SSD?

  Since I'm not a guy elected, your opinions of education / advise are much appreciated.

  Dilan

  If the Dell backup and restore media recovery is used it will be identical to the factory with all the drivers preinstalled system installation.

  There may be updates to the driver, but everything should work on the box.

• Time for a new internal SSD transfer machine

  My old hard drive my mid 2009 MacBook Pro finally got and no longer works. I have a time Machine back to the top and a new internal SSD.

  How can I start the computer and load my backup to the new drive? I don't know that there are a few steps between the two. Oh and I don't have an OS X startup disk if that would help?

  The simplest way will set up an installer of the USB flash drive to use as a boot drive. You may need to use Mac a friend or go to an Apple store for it.

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  OS X El Capitan: restore your entire system

• The data migration to the new SSD after end of 2009 update

  I'm about to upgrade my Mac mini 3,1 end 2009 to 8 GB of RAM from OWC and to adapt to an OWC 240 GB SSD in the space of the optical drive. My original HARD drive will remain in the machine. My question is how can I go the the boot drive SSD install El Capitan and transfer a lot of data from the HARD drive? I can do all this with both drives installed?

  TIA

  Yes, you can do both installed.

  Yu first can upgrade RAM and install the SSD as a second drive.

  Then boot normally to the old drive.

  Go to the Mac App Store and download the installer of El Capitan.

  Start the installation, and then select the SSD and the location to install CBS. You can use disk utility to format the SSD to the format that is logged if the SSD is not an option for the installation location.

  After you install EC on the SSD yo can either copy the data from the old disk to new say or use:

  Move your content to a new Mac - Apple Support

  To select the disk is the disk boot go to System Preferences > startup disk and select the one yo want to start normally.

  You can always start with the Option key to select the startup disk

• Addition of DIY SSD for iMac end 2013 now out of warranty

  Data sheet:

  • iMac (21.5 inch, at the end of 2013)
  • 2.9 GHz i5
  • 8GBs of RAM
  • 1 TB HARD DRIVE

  He is now out of warranty, so I think about adding an internal SSD flash drive. However, I did no workshop manual and have never looked inside. However, before making such a change, I would like to know if it is possible, how it will be difficult and if one SSD 2.5 "can be added or a PCIe SSD if there is a slot on the motherboard.

  If you have useful information, I would greatly appreciate your passing along.

  The end of 2013 21.5 "has only one SATA connector on the system board so your only choice is to replace the hard drive, cannot add a second internal drive. You can find several guides repair for your computer here https://www.ifixit.com/Device/iMac_Intel_21.5%22_EMC_2638

  If you decide to open your iMac and replace the HD you can consider upgrading your ram 16 GB as yours is the last 21.5 "with ram slots even if they are not user extensible https://eshop.macsales.com/item/Other%20World%20Computing/1600DDR3S16P/

• Best OS for mid 2009 MBP

  Hello

  I have 13 "environment 2009 running 10.6.8 MBP. I don't had not updated the operating system far as I feared that the performance will go down because it has 2 GB of RAM.

  However, it has now reached a level where its just become painful to use the system, so I'm planning the next upgrade:

  1 out to 8 GB of RAM max

  2 swap on optical drive for 250 GB SSD for the OS and keep the old 160 GB hard drive.

  I'm not sure that exceeds with upgrade what operating system will be better suited for my MBP? I had intended to put the Mavericks as I heard both Yosemite and El Captain will not work it smooth on an older version of the macbook pro. I would be really grateful if anyone can advice that will be the best OS? I mostly use my laptop computer for word processing and e-mail and yes the light room 4.

  Also, should I swap the optical drive for the new SSD or the old HDD? (My optical drive does not in all cases). I earlier had intended to get 500GB SSD but then decided to go for 250 and save money as I have 1 TB external hard drive I use since I'm working on several machines, most of the time.

  Other advice or point I should keep in mind during the upgrade?

  Thank you very much

  El Capitan

• T420-best SSD for use in housing Ultrabay caddy?

  What is the best SSD for use in the Ultrabay caddy in a Thinkpad T420?

  Welcome to the forum!

  Any standard 2.5 "7mm or 9.5 mm SSD should work. I'd stick with brands such as Crucial, Samsung or Intel and are looking for the cost lowest to higher capacity. Considering that the T420 is now several years old, that I doubt that go with the SSD that has specifications "faster" will make a difference in practice.

  BTW the Ultrabay works at speeds of SATA-III (6 Gb/s), so it shouldn't be a bottleneck compared to the internal drive Bay.

• My Windows 7 Professional Office system disk has been corrupted and I took the opportunity to install a SSD for a new system disk and reinstall Windows.  The system is installed and running on the SSD, with my old drive system currently used for storage a

  My Windows 7 Professional Office system disk has been corrupted and I took the opportunity to install a SSD for a new system disk and reinstall Windows.  The system is in place and running on the SSD, with my old drive system now used for storage as it is still readable.  The only product Adobe, that I reinstalled so far is drive XI but I would like to reinstall items 8 and Acrobat 9 without occupying more licenses that both are also installed on my laptop.  Can you tell me the best way to do it?  -Thank you

  If you have two activations allocated already and one was lost on the hard drive that has failed, then you must contact the Adobe Support via chat and ask them to reset your activations.

  To the link below, click on the still need help? the option in the blue box below and choose the option to chat...

  Serial number and activation support (non - CC) chat
  http://helpx.Adobe.com/x-productkb/global/Service1.html ( http://adobe.ly/1aYjbSC )

• Error - cannot install to root - CC want to put cc aps internal SSD flash disk

  Error - cannot install to root - CC want to put cc aps internal SSD flash disk. (I know LR5 go on Mac OS disk...)

  But what about the rest of the aps?

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  then all is good...

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• What is the best SSD for a mid 2010 17 "macbook pro?

  What is the best SSD for a mid 2010 17 "macbook pro?

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