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• How much storage SSD drive iMac molten?

  Hi all

  I am considering buying an iMac to replace my old MacBook Pro, and I was planning on getting to the fuser unit.  However, I discovered that in October 2015, Apple has downgraded the SSD in the 1 TB Fusion road for 128 GB to 24 GB iMac.

  So my question is twofold:

  (1) is the Fusion Drive 1 TB iMac has always only 24 GB of storage in the SSD?

  (2) what is the SSD in the Fusion Drive 2 TB iMac?

  I tried Googling for any new information, but what I find is October 2015, and Apple just says that people who buy the iMac 1 TB or 2 TB drive of Fusion can upgrade their SSDS up to 256 GB, without saying what is included by default.

  Thank you very much!

  Rachel

  See quote below. (This is from the link "how much storage is right for you?" in the section of storage on the following page: http://www.apple.com/shop/buy-mac/imac?product=MK142LL/A & step = config )

  Merge to disk 1 pairs of a hard disk of 1 TB with 24 GB of quick flash - enough to store files of OS X and applications in order to ensure a quick start, near wake instant sleep and quick application launch, with room remains for the most frequently used files and important applications. 2 to and 3 to pair of Fusion results in a hard drive more than 128GB of quick flash storage, offering even more space for your most frequently from the files used. For best performance, systems iMac with 32 GB of memory must be configured with a 2 to big merger or any flash storage.

• Portege R700-172 how to replace SSD

  How can I replace the SSD by a standard HDD? Toshiba has used connectors in the R700-172.

  Post edited by: tron

  Hi tron.

  Can you post a screenshot of this special connector?

  AFAIK all SSDS on the market have the same connector, it s SATA port so that I can t imagine that you are not able to install a normal HARD drive, because they have the same port SATA SSD.

• HP pavilion x 360 u004tu 13: how to change ssd

  How to upgrade of the ssd in Hp pavilion 360 13 u004tu x please say or do the new model convertible laptop with ssd with 6 gen i3 and 540 iris graphics upgrade.

  Hello

  Copy the information from page 42 of the following book:

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c05147552.PDF

  Kind regards.

• 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

• M800: How to add SSD (for an existing HARD disk)

  Hello

  I currently have an old Thinkpad T400 having an SSD inside. The SSD has been installed there maybe 2 years ago, but now I'm upgrading to a desktop M800. I ordered the M800 with cheaper hard drive with the plan to migrate my current SSD in it. But I was wondering if there is a procedure that I follow for what happens once the hard drive is physically installed. Is there a document somewhere online or an easy way for all it? Or is it more like a recovery by using the tool of Windows Media and then comes the installation of Windows on the SSD and then go online and start to download drivers one by one?

  Thank you

  Horace

  MOD: edition line object for the type of system and to clarify the issue

  Horace wrote:

  Hello

  I currently have an old Thinkpad T400 having an SSD inside. The SSD has been installed there maybe 2 years ago, but now I'm upgrading to a desktop M800. I ordered the M800 with cheaper hard drive with the plan to migrate my current SSD in it. But I was wondering if there is a procedure that I follow for what happens once the hard drive is physically installed. Is there a document somewhere online or an easy way for all it? Or is it more like a recovery by using the tool of Windows Media and then comes the installation of Windows on the SSD and then go online and start to download drivers one by one?

  You order your M800 Office with the 2nd disc vacuum hook pre-installed blue plastic?  If so, you just take your SSD 2.5 "of the T400 and wrap clamp empty blue plastic delivered by the M800 around it and put back the final cut in the 2nd cage of readers of the M800.  Now, he is physically installed.

  Then, since the two physical disks are now available at the same time and the M800 with HARD drive spinner delivered will be Win7/Win10 pre-installed on the HARD drive cone, you can simply use Macrium reflect free (or similar product) installed in operational windows from the spinner of HARD drive to clone windows delivered pre-installed HARD drive spinner on to the SSD.

  Then re - start and stop to enter the configuration of the BIOS of the M800 utility and change the start-up boot sequence to display the SSD as the first drive hard (you can exclude the spinner of the disk in the list, since you are not going to use it to start again).  Save and exit the BIOS Setup utility and re-boot, which should take place now of the SSD (running the provided Lenovo delivered Windows that you just cloned from the spinner of the HDD to the SSD).

  You should now be initialized and operational of the SSD, and you can confirm that the SSD should be C and other partitions (on the spinner HDD) D and higher.

  Now, you can use Partition Wizard free to remove all partitions on the HARD drive, to re-purpose spinner it as a 2nd disc of 'data '.  You can also then Partition Wizard allows you to create new partitions on the HARD drive cone that you can use for anything you want (for example to perform backups regular image/data from SSD to target folders on the spinner HDD backup).

  There is really no reason to "start from scratch" installation of Windows on a target freshly wiping SSD and then having to download/install all drivers provided by Lenovo and software for the M800.  Why waste your time?  Just clone the delivered spinner of the disk HARD Windows through to the SSD, delete the contents of the Pan from HARD drive, create 'data' or the partitions on the HARD drive cone and use it.

  You now have a work M800 2 discs (with additional 'data' or the partitions on spinner SSD or HARD drive).

  As you probably know, there are some Windows features (for example "weekly defrag") that should NOT be run on an SSD, even if they are enabled by default on a Windows HARD drive spinner.  If you install Windows from scratch on an SSD, these would have been auto-optimisé to you by the Windows Installer, but this is not how you got here (since you used the spinner provided by Lenovo Windows disk cloning).  So when you clone HARD drive spinner Windows more SSD you must then manually "twist" a few things in Windows to optimize performance specially for SSDS.

  Just a quick search online for "optimize Windows for SSD" will give you the standard set of tweaking recommendations accepted.  There will be differing opinions, but the important thing here is that your cloned windows now running on the SSD was initially installed on HARD drive spinner, no SSD, so automatically installed SSD optimizations were not initially defined.

• How existing health SSD

  I'm using Macbook Pro 2011 15 "." I can replace the old new SSD HARD drive, there is nothing to do or not to do or takecare of it to existing, it is the health

  There is nothing special you should or could do. This is a completely electronic device. It doesn't have 'sold out' as a mechanical drive.

  Just use your MacBook normally.

• Desktop HP ENVY Phoenix 860VX: how to replace ssd boot drive in a desktop HP ENVY Phoenix 860VX?

  I bought a desktop computer HP ENVY Phoenix 860VX with an SSD of 256 GB of disk as a boot disk with a disk of 1 TB storage.  I have a Samsung Evo Pro 500 GB SSD I want to use as the startup disk.  I cloned the original drive to the Samsung Evo without problem.  I opened the PC folder to move hard disks, and I can't find the SSD drive.  I found the pretty easy storage of 1 TB drive but cannot find the SSD drive.  Can anyone help?

  Greetings,

  You can have a PCIe M.2 (Non - SED) Solid State Drive 256Go.

  This drive connects to the motherboard, it's the size of a stick of gum.

  It can be mounted vertically or stand flat on the motherboard (MB).

  M2 the drive is much faster than an SATA 3 SSD.  You may not be happy with this change if you bought a SATA 3 SSD. You might be better off going to a 512 GB m2 if the MB supports. I noticed that the m2 drive runs closer to the rated speed when using a k i7 - 5930 or an i7-5960 x due to the track of 40 PCIe bus as opposed to 28 tracks on the i7-5820 k.

  It should be close to the PCIe slots. ASRock, Asus and Gigabyte locate M.2 slots here as it connects with the bus PCIe x 16 and uses the bandwidth of one of the 16 slots x.

  If this is true, install the SATA SSD in the available Bay HHD using an adapter 2.5 inches. Then change the default boot device in the BIOS for the SATA SSD. You may need to experiment on what SATA port you use. EFI can be finicky. It is also possible that you may have to reinstall the original image. I have an Asrock x 99 card in m.2. Asrock BIOS is much more forgiving and configurable. I'm not familiar with MB of your PC or the boot configuration options available during the passage of a m2 boot device to a boot SATA device.

  This change of equipment could also ruin to restore the PC using the original image. It depends on whether this change of equipment is a configurable option to purchase.

  See you soon!

• L50-B-2FH satellite: how update of SSD?

  Hello

  I want to upgrade my laptop by replacing the built-in SSD existing (THNSNJ256GMCU) by a more large (for example Samsung 850 Pro or Evo). What soccet is installed on the motherboard (mSATA or SATA)? What drives could mount mechanical size-perspective? It will be possible to add a Samsung 850 Pro series as these discs are available with SATA only (no mSATA).

  Thank you.

  As I am not mistaken the laptop was equipped with a 256GB SSD MSATA module.
  The laptop supports the SATA controller and connector... so the mSATA SSD drive is mounted to a COMMITTEE of EXCHANGE which allows to connect the mSATA SSD to common SATA controller.

• How laod from source to the target

  Hi experts,

  I have two tables a and b

  one is 10 records

  b there are 10 records

  After a while an added table 5 records

  so this time how to load 5 records in table b

  Please help me

  986379 wrote:

  MERGE INTO TARGET BB

  USING (SELECT NO, NAME OF the source) AA ON (BB.NO = AA.NO)

  WHEN MATCHED THEN

  UPDATE BB.NO = AA.NO, BB.NAME = AA.NAME SET

  WHEN NOT MATCHED THEN

  Insert (BB.no, BB. (Name) VALUES (AA.no, AA. (Name)

  Error Please help me

  An obvious error is the fact that you are tring to update the column 'NO', that is your join column.  You can do that, because it's the same thing that trying to update the primary key on a table... it should not be done.

  Just update the column NAME.

• want to n152sa: HDD SSD HP Envy 17-N152SA

  Envy 17-N152SA - how to replace SSD HDith and how do I remove the cover? -Thank you

  Hello:

  The guide of maintenance and services on your laptop support page.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-envy-17-N100-notebook-PC/8499288/model/9044601/manuals

• I GB SSD RAID or get an external SSD?

  So that the people of the community of Apple, I'm a video editor that has a lack of glorious space on my internal 1 TB SSD. I can't remove a big part, so I'm torn to choose whether I should RAID or GB external SSD? The two I know are probably very good for speed, which is perfect.

  However, RAID could rekt me on if something goes wrong, (IE; 1 drive failure = all gone.) But nobody knows how good external SSD are?

  That's what I've been looking at: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-Portable-External-Solid-State/dp/B00SGW5ZX6/ref= sr_1_1? s = computers & ie = UTF8 & qid = 1456417618 & sr = 1-1 & keywords = external ssd +

  

  Thank you very much, Appletons

  External SSD is fast. Faster than USB 3 external drives.

  But for your application, why not just invest in maybe a disc USB 3 to 2 to and unloading / archive files on your internal SSD flash drive to the external drive that you wouldn't have access to a large part?

• X220i SSD options

  Hi, im account required to upgrade my x220i (academic model with core i3) with an ssd.

  1 - is the support sata3 x220i? That is, the OCZ Vertex 3 120 GB 2.5 "

  2. If so, it will be much faster that the mSata ssd IE. Intel 310 80 GB?

  3. how the mSata ssd (in this case, the series intel 310) resists against 2.5 "SSD (i.e. intel, ocz vertex 2, samsung 830) in terms of performance.

  I am concerned by speed rather than the storage space, the advantage of the msata ssd + hdd is neglected.

  responses and recommendations are greatly appreciated.

  Thank you very much

  POOM

  220 X requires a SSD/HDD of 7 mm. Vertex2/3 are 9.5 mm. Some have received them to adapt, but you cannot use the support provided with him and some had to take off keyboard, etc...

  It is not an easy adjustment.

  There is no 7mm SSD a lot there, one of them is Intel 320 series (sata2), and there are a few like Micron C4, Crucial C300 SATA3, I think that a new 830 Samsung is also 7mm...

  Some have a spacer that you can remove, but it voids the warranty on some units.

  Make sure you find a 7mm.

• HP 8470w - SSD OCZ Vertex 450 (512GB) - error 3F0

  Hello, I have a brand new HP 8470w and I want to replace with brand new SSD OCZ Vertex 450 (512 GB)HARD drive. After cold start, I get error 3F0. When I ignore this error by pressing ESC, I get in Diagnostics. Drive HARD diag is not that my SSD same poster no matter what error message. There is not also any progress - rest on 1%. When I exit Diag utility I can install and run any OS as usual without any problem. I don't see a drive in the Bios. SSD comes with my laptop will not display any electronic errors, disk HARD as well common. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.

  Simonides

  Please change the installation of the HARD disk drive

  Attach your SSD drive via USB

  How to install an SSD (Solid State Drive)

  http://OCZ.com/consumer/SSD-guide/how-to-install-SSD

  You must copy all partitions

• How to activate the faults COMMITTED to an internal SATA hard drive, but not the other, on Vista Home Premium 32-bit?

  I have a set of 17-inch laptop 2008 which contains two hard drive bays internal, purchased in June.  It came with a single hard drive (traditional spinning disc).  It is running Service Pack 2, Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit.

  My SATA controller is an Intel 82801GBM/GHM (ICH7-M family); I think it's a first-generation SATA controller (1.5 Gbps).

  I received recently a 160 GB Intel X - 25 M SSD (second generation SATA, but it is fully compatible with the first generation controllers, without additional or jumpers configuration) as a gift from my wife.  I removed my first hard drive completely, installed the SSD in the main Bay and installed Windows, drivers and the Intel SSD utility.  I then reinstalled my HDD original in the second span, completely wiped and reformatted it as a partition; It currently contains my music and other multimedia files.

  The utility Intel SSD tells me I should activate DIPM for my SSD as opposed to HIPM.  This seems to take a bit of tinkering to make Vista, and my situation is further complicated by the presence of my HARD drive (original) secondary, which prefer to use HIPM.

  I read the article on the Microsoft Web site on editing the registry to activate the misconduct, and it's something I would feel comfortable doing. However, I don't want my SSD to use DIPM, my HARD drive is expected to continue to use HIPM, and I was afraid that the proposed fix would allow the misconduct for all readers.

  Could someone let me know how I can activate DIPM for my SSD while continuing to use HIPM to my HARD drive, I'd be very grateful.

  EDIT: My Maintenance of SSD utility said simply that the State of the settings DIPM/HIPM "could not be determined." if Vista automatically selects the correct setting and the SSD utility does not just understand that, which makes my life a lot easier. but it would be nice to know for sure, so I can forget it all (if Vista already defined for me) or change the setting (if Vista did not automatically choose food appropriate for each disk management mode).

  You will need two SATA controllers: both on board or an edge and the other on PCI - E.

  Configure one who does not need TRIM/DIPM (do not use a SSD) as non-AHCI (compatible IDE/ATA-6) in the BIOS and the other (where TRIM/DIPM will be used) as AHCI.

  Connect the drive to which you DIPM AHCI controller. See http://www.abxzone.com/forums/f155/tip-how-enable-dipm-ssds-windows-120968.html for more information.