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• support dv6t-1200 ssd sata III

  I have a CTO dv6t 1200, and I would like to replace the hard drive with a disc SSD 830 TeamViewer.  The dv6 shows a motherboard Quanta 3627 18.42 and I would like to know if it supports SATA III my S/N is CNF9407X3H part number fv161av.  I am running Windows 7. My understanding is that SATA III will perform much better than the SATA II and because the SSD is $ 300, if I can't get the performance I would consider a laptop set to level.

  I bought and installed the 256 GB samsung 830 drive and it works fine. I still don't know if I get SATA II or SATA III speeds but is much faster, so it is what it is.

• HP Pavilion dv7 - 4083cl: support SSD SATA III?

  Hello

  I think about adding a 2nd. hard drive in my HP Pavilion dv7 - 4083cl.

  The current drive of 500 GB at 7200 RPM will be the 2nd. drive and a new SSD will be 1. drive (System and boot).

  I was looking for this information, but I couldn't find the answer. My doubts are:

  1. the dv7 - 4083 cl does support SATA III? If I install a SATA III disc, will it work to its full potential, or as a SATA II drive? In other words, can I buy a SSD SATA II drive cheaper because I wouldn't have the performance of a most recent hard drive SSD SATA III?

  2. a 256 GB SSD support this machine? Or is it just up to 160 GB?

  Thank you!

  Hello:

  You know the chipset specifications to determine what version of your laptop SATA drive will manage transfer speeds to.

  Your laptop computer has a chipset Mobile Intel series 5 (HM55) who can run that hard disks to the SATA II transfer speed.

  Not until you get to new Intel 6 Series chipsets and can they run SATA III drives to SATA III speed.

  Here is the link to the plug on the chipset of your notebook.  Note the SATA 3.0 GB/S specifications.

  http://www.Intel.com/content/www/us/en/chipsets/mainstream-chipsets/mobile-chipset-HM55.html

  Since your laptop comes standard with a 500 GB HARD drive, I imagine a 250 GB SSD should work fine.

  However, the recovery disks may not work on a smaller hard drive.

• HP ENVY m6-1232ea: can I add a ssd sata-m and can be larger than 32 GB for my HP ENVY m6-1232ea

  Can I add an ssd sata-m and can be larger than 32 GB for my HP ENVY m6-1232ea there a processor i5 - 3230M

  Thanks in advance...

  It can be larger than 32 GB, but it is not the boot drive and its only real function is as a cache of acceleration for the main mechanical hard drive, for which really impossible to use something bigger.

• Tecra R850 - support SSD SATA 6.0 GB III

  Hello.

  I bought R850 with SSD.
  The bad news is that SSD 256 GB installed is limited to SATA II with up to 300/Mo transfer. I read that Sandy Bridge supports SATA III, which covers 600/Mo.

  Is someone installed successfully the best able with SATA3 SSD drive?

  I tried Sisoft Sandra and it reported that the SSD SATA is II, the same for the motherboard. The HwINFO reported that this chipset is compatible with SATA 3. Everest shows that SSD SATA 2 data.

  It's the bios locked for higher transfers? I got 180 MB/s read, 150 MB/write - what is 3 x worse than normal SATA 3 SSD 256 GB hard disks.

  Can someone help me and tell - if it's the bios R850? or only the old SSD Toshiba firmware? If I buy the best SSD with SATA3 - it will fully support higher speed?

  Best regards
  Tomi2012

  Hello

  I don't know Mr. what portable R850-xxx you but as far as I know, this series is equipped with one for the (Sandy Bridge) Intel i3/i5/i7 CPU.
  The phone also supports either Intel Cougar Point QM67 (model TN) or HM65 (model no - AMT). The two supports SATA II (3 Gb/s) and SATA III (6 Gb/s)

  But for example, if the host interface is 300 MB/s, you get experienced data reading: Max 250 MB/s and write data to sustain: Max 160 MB/s

• L8X51AV: My HP Envy 17 t-n100 will support ssd sata 3 m2?

  The product manual has this to say on HDD and ssd support for a multitude of different models of envy:

  The manual - http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04696907

  Supports 6.35 cm (2.5 in) hard drives SATA 9.5 mm (.37 inches) and 7.0 mm (.28 in.) thick

  Accelerometer / HDD protection support

  Support for the 2nd HARD drive

  Support for disk HARD SATA (Port1)

  Support for SSD m.2 (support the storage function, assuming that the SSD > = 128 G, Port0)

  HARD drive configurations simple

  Support for the conƭgurations of following hard drive & #29;

  • 2 TB 5400 RPM, 9.5 mm
  • 1 TB 5400 RPM, 9.5 mm
  • 750 GB, 5400 RPM, 9.5 mm conƭgurations SSHD
  • 1 TB 5400 RPM 9.5 - mm w/8 GB NAND SSHD

  Conƭgurations of double storage & #29;

  • 1 TO + 256 GB SSD SATA M2 (TLC)
  • 4 TB: 2 to (5400 RPM) x 2

  Conƭgurations SSD & #29; (available for i7 + GTX PCA)

  • 512 GB M2 (TLC) SATA SSD
  • M2 OF 128 GB SATA-3 (TLC)
  • Value of SATA - 3 GB for the M2 (TLC) 128

  Assistant HP support said that I have the laptop next:

  Product no.: M9X68AV

  Model No.: n000 CTO

  While the my note compartment I have this model:

  Product no.: L8X51AV

  Model No.: 17 t-n100

  The record is not clear what storage configuration applies to which model.  Here is the configuration of my laptop:

  10 64 Windows Home
  6th generation Intel Core i7-6700HQ CPU Quad Core + NVIDIA GeForce GTX 950 M 4 GB discrete graphics
  16 GB MEMORY DDR3 - DIMM 2
  17.3 inch diagonal touch-screen (1920 x 1080) Full HD WLED backlight IPS
  5400 RPM 1 TB hard drive
  Test of office software
  Security software testing
  Battery Lithium-ion 6 cells 62WHr
  DVD SuperMulti burner
  Backlit keyboard
  Webcam HP TrueVision HD with dual digital Microphone, fingerprint reader
  Intel 802.11ac WLAN and Bluetooth (r) [2 x 2]

  I recently ordered this ssd sata m2 of amazon, but I'm not sure its compatible with my system - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00TGIW1XG?psc=1 & redirect = true & ref_ = oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00.

  Its a Samsung 850 500 GB M.2 3.5 inch SSD Form Factor 80nm.  Can I use in a configuration to double for my laptop with the current 5400 RPM 1 TB HARD drive already in the system?  Or do I have to use one or the other?  Or can I select a smaller SSD storage for a double configuration?  I have to talk to a technician and he said my system does not support a 128 GB ssd and it did not indicate if it is a double or a single disk configuration.  In my view, it is difficult to imaging a new desire to 2015 with an i7 Quad Core skylake 6700HQ processor supports only a meagre 128 GB SSD.  Any ideas on what my system can support?

  I can verify that it works very well. I had HP technology insist that I could use only one hard disk and a maximum capacity of 128 GB. The technicians don't know squat. I use now a configuration double with the operating system and my programs on my 850 m2 sata evo III 500 GB SSD and my data (videos, music and photos) files on the preinstalled 5400 RPM 1 TB HARD drive.

• Pavilion dv7-6178us: SSD SATA dv7-6178us which is Compatible with my laptop?

  I have a Pavilion dv7-6178us laptop 'hand', and I would like to change the existing hard drive.  I understand that it came originally with a 750 GB SATA drive at 5400 RPM, but I inherited mine with only 100 GB SATA, OUCH!  I would like to upgrade my drive to a SSD for the best possible performance, and then add a larger disk for storage.  When you are looking for different drives, I came across SATA I, SATA II and SATA III and I can not figure out which is compatible with my computer or what he came originally with.

  Which SATA (I, II or III) is compatible with the dv7-6178us?

  What is the largest compatible SSD, or should I expect for the best performance?

  What is the greatest player I can additionally ADD the SSD for storage?

  Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions.

  Amy269 wrote:

  I have a Pavilion dv7-6178us laptop 'hand', and I would like to change the existing hard drive.  I understand that it came originally with a 750 GB SATA drive at 5400 RPM, but I inherited mine with only 100 GB SATA, OUCH!  I would like to upgrade my drive to a SSD for the best possible performance, and then add a larger disk for storage.  When you are looking for different drives, I came across SATA I, SATA II and SATA III and I can not figure out which is compatible with my computer or what he came originally with.

  Which SATA (I, II or III) is compatible with the dv7-6178us?

  What is the largest compatible SSD, or should I expect for the best performance?

  What is the greatest player I can additionally ADD the SSD for storage?

  Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions.

  Which SATA (I, II or III) is compatible with the dv7-6178us? Specification the SATA is backward compatible. This means that disks SSD SATA type will work in your notebook. The SSD will be made only to the level of specification SATA your SATA controller is capable of. If the controiller is SATA150 so your SSD SATA600 installed work bandwidth SATA150.

  What is the largest compatible SSD, or should I expect for the best performance? , You can install one with the largest capacity you can afford.  I would recommend not to install a larger than 512 GB. My own brand preferences are Intel, OCZ Technology, Samsung and SSD Crucial.  Purchase of the SSD in upgrade kit is the simplest solution. Upgrade kits come with a SATA to USB cable and cloning software making it a fairly simple process to upgrade the laptop. See the post-it that I wrote at the top of the section of portable equipment for some details on this. 

  What is the greatest player I can additionally ADD the SSD for storage? I recommend you not to install any disk hard legacy with a capacity greater than 1 terabyte. There is no guarantee that a superior who will work as expected.

  The following information is the maintenance guide & computer Support laptop dv7 to refers to the physical size of existing hard drives.

  6.35 cm (2.5 in) drives supports hard drives to 12.7 mm (. 50 inches), 9.5 mm (. 37-in) and thicknesses of 7.0 mm (. 28 - in)

  NewEGG.com has some good reference on SSD upgrade kits and portable hard drives legacy price.

  http://www.Newegg.com/SSDS/category/ID-119

  http://www.Newegg.com/laptop-hard-drives/subcategory/id-380?&cm_sp=cat-internal-hard-Drives_1-_-VisNav-_-Laptop_2

• This laptop will support an ocz vertex 3 series VTX3-25SAT3 - 240 G 240 GB SSD, SATA III 6 GB/s?

  HP Pavilion DV7-4080US, Windows 7, 64-bit

  I want to replace the existing 500 GB "d" (5400 RPM) drive with an OCZ 240 GB drive SSD SATA III and must make sure that this laptop will support a SATA III SSD drive?

  I am not concerned about the start time that you want to use the SSD for video editing, so I don't anticipate using the SSD instead of the c"" drive.

  Thanks for your help.

  Hello

  Well, this will speed up the startup time of your machine a lot but for editing video may not help much. In any case the SATA III (or 3) is backward compatible with SATA II (or 2) and SATA I (or 1). You're probably on the price/cost. A little program called PC Wizard will tell you the speed of the disk on your computer controller:

  

  

  You can download it from the following link:

  http://www.CPUID.com/softwares/PC-Wizard/versions-history.html

  Kind regards.

• the upgrade of the disk sata hard to new ssd sata 3 disc 1

  I have Hp m9510 running windows 7 64 bit home edition.  The motherboard is ASUS IPIBL-LB (Benicia), my drive sata hard existing 1 running in raid mode.  I want to add a new SATA of SDS 3 as a new startup disc and leave the player sata 1 existing as a backup.  Insofar as the motherboard is built for sata 1, if I install a sata pci card 3 I will then be able to obtain the transfer of higher data rates of the new ssd without causing other problems?

  If your current configuration has a single disc, then your default would be AHCI.

  RAID stands for redundant array or inexpensive disks and requires two or more physical hard disks for the implementation.

  In this case the preferred configuration would also be AHCI. It's a SATA mode. (Advanced host configuration interface) His replacement is IDE (emulation) mode

• mobile applications of SSD SATA

  Hi, im very new to windows, so go easy...

  I have a computer with two hardrives. I now, finally changed default location for applications...

  but somethings like Microsoft office on the SSD (C drive) how can I move these applications so I can keep my SSD clean up? I have already created a folder program files dump in the (drive d) so ready to move...

  Thanks for your help, as I said, im new to windows and really making the transition to work!

  Im running windows 8

  Hi Rhuari,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  I understand that you want to move the programs of SSD in your SATA drive (HDD). Ideally, it must install new programs on the other disk to ensure smooth program. However, there is a solution where you can copy the image of the system on the other disk.

  For example, you can create a System Image backup and Update your pc with this disc of System Image. This process uses the Image of the system on the disk instead of default system image stored on the recovery of Windows partition.

  By default, desktop applications are removed when you refresh a computer Windows 8, unless you create a custom image. After you have created a customized system image, the image is used as the refresh image. This means that any existing image or image OEM restore is not used when you refresh your computer.

  You can check out the article below to create a System Image to update your system.

  How to create a System Image to refresh your PC in Windows 8

  (Article is for Windows 8.1)

  Note: Although the process of creating System Image normally causes no data loss, but it is strongly recommended that you back up all your important data to any external drive before trying any of the suggestions above to create the system image or refresh your PC.

  Hope this information is useful. Let us know if you need more help, we will be happy to help you.

• Disc SSD data store unavailable after reboot

  I have a Kingston SSD drive installed in a Dell T620 SAS (Controller H710) basket bottom. It is configured RAID 0 (disk). Therefore, it is OK, and I created a data store using the full disc. It works very well in the virtual machine that it is assigned to you. However, when I reboot and look in the configuration of the storage is not there. I can add and it remembers. The bad news is that the virtual machine, it is affected to cannot start as long as I add back in manually.

  A look at the list of devices, it shows that mounted. The difference between it and other readers is it says unknown partition format, it also says non - ssd.

  I'm just against a unit of failure in charge here? I do not see the SSD drives listed in the list of supported devices, but I hardly find this page.

  < small mug shot >

  Why he let me a second hard drive configured to use the rest of a store of data and then not start because there is not enough room for the Swap and not remove the second disk hard when I tell him?

  < / small rant >

  Hi Lou

  Why do not connect you to a port SATA (my last one)?

  This seems to fix. Also, he appeared as an SSD and remembered all the stuff.

  I guess it has to do with the SAS/RAID connection. Will try another drive to be sure.

  Lou

• Portege M700 - Speed/standdard for new SSD SATA

  Hello
  I would like to by SSD drive for my Toshiba Portege M700-116.

  What dish speed SATA can I buy?

  SATA 1.0 (SATA 1.5 Gb/s)
  SATA 2.0 (SATA 3 Gb/s)
  SATA 3.0 (SATA 6 Gb/s)

  Thank you
  Jan

  Hello

  I'm not quite sure on the SATA specification, but I think that the Portege M700 m supports SATA II HDD controller.
  However, you can install like Sisoft SANDRA hardware diagnostic tools for detailed specifications of controller.

  But SATA is backward compatible, which means that even if you want to use a SATA III SSD, SSD drive would be recognized but speed will be limited to the performance of SATA II.

• Portege Z20t SSD - SATA m2 only highlighted?

  I have a Z20t-B - 10 c with a 256 GB SSD Samsung MZNTE256HMHP, which is a module of 2280 SATA m2.

  I guess, I could replace it by any other module of 2280 SATA m2, as the new SanDisk X 400 1 TB (also named SD8SB8U - 1 T 00-1122 or SD8UB8U - 1 T 00-1122, don t know the difference yet).

  Anyone know where I could also substitute a 2280 m2 PCIe module (also called NVMe), like the Samsung SSD SM951-NVMe 512 GB m2 (MZVPV512HDGL) or the Plextor M6e 512 GB m2 (PX-G512M6E)? What should I look for the key B m2 or M?

  I do not think that the laptop supports PCIe, you should get a SATA to ensure compatibility.

• Tecra M10 cannot install OS using disc SSD Kingston

  Hi all.

  I am a computer tech and can usually find a way to fix something myself, (rock Google!).

  But recently I had a Kingston SSDNOW 64 GB drive and decided to install in my Tecra M10 age of 12 months. 4 weeks ago I had a full head of hair, now I am completely bald.

  The drive is recognized in the BIOS, but whenever I try to install Windows on it, I get nothing. I tried the recovery DVDs XP, recovery DVDs Vista The, the "free" upgrade Windows 7 recovery DVD, and a DVD Vista & Windows 7 retail. I can't drive to be recognized to install Windows.

  I can copy the existing disk image, but it starts the splash screens and blue. Normally I think that driver RAID or hard disk controller, but Kingston assures me that there is no requirement on the one hand, (and a standard SATA drive does not require a, I tried).

  I checked and installed the latest version of the BIOS for laptop. There is no update available for the SSD firmware. So I find myself with a laptop that always uses a slow, (relatively) hard drive and a very pretty silver rectangular Clipboard.

  Can anyone think of anything whatsoever that I missed. Anyone working for Toshiba can tell me if there is a BIOS update for this problem (I search the forum and found many people who are struggling for SSDS working in Toshiba laptops)?

  The sad thing is that the former other laptop I got for my son accepts the player and works fine!
  I had many prefer to buy Toshiba, but I want SSD technology rather sooner than later, and if Toshiba does not go to support, I might have to change of Lenovo or Acer.

  Rob.

  > Normally I would RAID driver or controller hard drive, but Kingston assures me that there is no requirement on the one hand, (and a standard SATA drive does not require one, I tried).

  I think you have misunderstood something the SSD drive does not need SATA drivers BUT the fact the OS (Win XP, Vista or Win 7)!

  The SATA drivers are needed to recognize the HDD/SSD under Windows OS.
  New generation of portable supports the new SATA controllers that require SATA drivers.

  You will find on the European driver Toshiba Intel Storage Manager page

  Intel Storage Manager contains the SATA drivers that are required to install the OS.

  Welcome them

• Disc SSD in Qosmio x 300 - 11w

  Hello
  Is it posible to use an SSD with Qosmio x 300 - 11W and howe to do.
  Thanks in advance.
  Frank

  Post edited by: frakri

  SSD should be compatible with all laptops SATA. They use the same standard SATA HDD normal, so it shouldn't be a problem.

  In fact, I remember reading the X 300 brochure, he showed that some 300 X models actually come with SSDS.

  To install an SSD. Remove the existing HARD drive, simply install the SSD in its place and run your recovery as usual disk recovery.
  Don't forget to create the recovery from HARD drive disk (there must be an icon on the desktop) before installing the SSD.
  Or if the SSD simply replaces the second HARD drive, install the SSD and partition + format in Windows.