HP 15-e020sa SATA speed

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• E072sa Sata speeds

  Hello

  I have an e072sa that I use to do some basic development on and played with the idea of putting an SSD inside.

  What sata speeds argues this machine with the chipset AMD A76M CHT, I seem to have found a vague answer of what is a sata 2 ports, but want to ensure

  Hi t3hbr3tt, welcome to the Forums of HP. I can't find the exact SATA revision, but page 103 of the maintenance and Service Guide shows 5 hard drives available, and they report SATA @ 1.1 GB/s. This makes it look as if it were 1 SATA.
  
  I think that I also found the reference for the chipset AMD A76M CHT support SATA II.
  
  You might be able to check the SATA using PC-Wizardversion. It is provided by the same people who provide CPU - ID.
  
  It's a good program, but as with most free software, it is ad supported. Be cautious of links ad on the web page. The download link you are looking for is on the right, next to the yellow icon "2013.2.12 setup. After that, the purple download button will start the download. Once backup to your computer, read each screen carefully. I did not want to install the additional ad software supported it asks you to install. When I did it asked to install "Advanced System Protector", I disabled it before clicking on "continue".

  Once it is installed, you can find the SATA support, by clicking on the icon of the motherboard. Then the Chipset. Below will populate a list. Search for "features on the device" which should contain the information you want.

  Let me know if it helps.

• Negotiated SATA speed

  O.P.

  Hello.

  Try to establish if the optical SATA connection on an iMac in early 2009 will achieve 2 SATA speed of 3 GB with a 500 GB SSD crucial MX200. Have already tried a Sandisk ultra 2 with controller Marvell and only got a negotiated speed of SATA 1 which is 1.5 GB.

  Speculation on the Internet is the optical connector is limited to 1 SATA but when I go into system report that it shows that the port is capable is SATA2, but negotiated to SATA1. Don't want to destroy this iMac again until I am sure that it will work to speed SATA 2.

  Thank you

  The SATA connection in optical Bay is SATA 3.0 Gb/s. It is likely that your iMac is a Nvidia MCP79 SATA controller that will limit some SSD speeds 6 GB/s SATA 1 speed. The conflict focuses on Sandforce technology and the Marvell controller apparently uses Sandforce. Your is the second instance of the problem with a Marvell controller that I answered last week. Return the SSD for a refund and get a Samsung or go to OWC and get one of their 3Gb http://eshop.macsales.com/ SSD

• HP Pavilion 15 laptop-n096ea - SATA speed?

  HI guys,.

  Hoping for a little help, I searched here and google but can't find the answer if nobody knows the SATA speed for this laptop ((SATA I II III))

  Thanks for the help

  Rich

  Hi, rich:

  Starting with the Mobile Intel 6 Series chipsets, support SATA III on at least two of the ports there.

  Your model has a chipset Mobile Intel 8 series, so a hard drive SATA III would go to the full 6.0 Gbit/s spec.

• DV 6700: sata speed

  Need to determine the sata speed... not sure if 1,2 or 3

  Thank you

  Hello:

  The sata controller this model is SATA II (3.0 Gbps).

  I had the same model with the same processor and chipset series.

  You can confirm that with the utility I've zipped to the top and attached below.

  Download, unzip and run the utility.

• R430 integrated sata speed?

  I know that a good RAID device will be MUCH better however humor me.

  "sata Embedded" is an option on the dell configuration page, what I want to know is

  (1) speed. (in AHCI)

  (2) is at the same speed when in (cough) "RAID" (fakeraid)

  Hello

  SATA speed is determined by the IO controller. The R630 uses the X 99 C610 Intel chipset for i/o control. It supports up to 6 Gb/s. The maximum speed must be the same with the S130 because it still uses the chipset for i/o control.

  http://www.Dell.com/support/manuals/us/en/19/topic/PowerEdge-RC-s130/SW130_UG_Pub-v1/en-us/GUID-C2E6A691-C0EA-4540-A33D-CD631062BD51

  http://www.Intel.com/content/ ***/www/public/us/en/documents/datasheets/x99-chipset-pch-datasheet.pdf

  Thank you

• Re: Satellite P300-1AE - port SATA speed

  Hello

  I have wonderd what sata port speed is on my laptop for a possible upgrade to an ssd.
  I know that the chipset is able to use 3 Gbit/S, but I've also read that some company limited the seed to 1.5 Gbps for the extended battery life.
  Given that drives hard base provided with the laptop are 1.5 GB/S, I was wondering if it was capped too?

  Greetings
  Flufsor

  Try a scanner system such as [http://www.crucial.com/uk/systemscanner/] and see what ssd is recommended.

• B480 Sata speed

  Hello!

  Everyone knows, B480 Dual core model has an interface Sata II or Sata - III for HARD drive? What port mSata? This msata port can support 550 MB/s SSD at full speed?

  Thanks in advance.

  Finally, I got my msata do HDD in Kingston. 60 GB device is plugged into port 0 and it supports Sata III. So I see that Lenovo has made a good choice to place the Sata III - connectiion on port 0, i.e. for msata SSD. Thanks to all and thanks to Lenovo for this laptop. I am really surprised, it's nice that laptop low cost is.

• Impossible to get 3 SATA speed edge 15 laptop (0301-JDU)

  Hello

  I have a model Edge 15 0301 - JDU I've updated with a SSD Crucial of M500. The reader can do 3 SATA but Crystal Info disc shows that it runs only 2 SATA (SATA/300). The laptop has the latest version of the BIOS (2.05) and the driver Intel SATA AHCI Controller (9.5.7.1002).

  According to the specifications of Lenovo, this machine has a Mobile Intel HM55 Express Chipset which should have SATA 3. The original Hitachi harddisk is also a SATA 3 drive, what corresponds to the technical data sheet, Lenovo.

  How can I get the SSD to work at SATA 3 speeds?

  Thank you

  Mark

  Yes, the convention of naming generation SATA can confuse a lot of people.

  I'm glad that the confusion is cleared up. The E420 Edge was the first to use the SATAIII (6 Gbps).

• What connectors SATA speed do I have on my motherboard?

  Hello

  This is my first time on this forum posting.

  I would like to find on what SATA connector should I "plug" a new HARD drive on my motherboard.

  What SATA connector is best to have the primary/boot HARD drive connected to?

  The PC I have is quite old now, and I don't even know if the motherboard has SATA II or even SATA III (speed) connections.

  The motherboard is:
  MS-7613 (Iona-GL8E)

  Here is the link to the HP specifications page.
  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02014355

  On the list of specifications for the storage, it lists just x 4 SATA connectors.

  I have reason to believe that this means that they are all only SATA I (speed) connectors?

  It would be great if someone could let me know.

  Thank you very much

  Ian

  You are the very welcome, Ian.

  Yes, it's the correct way to get the disks attached.

  1 is the main, 2 is the secondary image.

  I see these two guys on the side.

  The mine has 4 ports that resemble the orange and blue in the picture.

• T530, what are the sata speeds?

  Does anyone know if the slot msata T530 uses sata2 or sata3 speeds?

  The same with the main drive Bay and ultrabay slim sata adapter housing. Are these sata2 or sata3?

  Manual equipment is unclear. I looked at.

  There is no whitelist for mSATA mSATA is SATAII.

  Main hard drive and ultrabay = SATAIII

• Aurora-R3, Bios A06 capped at 3 gb/s sata speed

  Hey all,.

  My current BIOS A06 has capped my speed sata 3 gb/s, and I need an upgrade or downgrade that rise this limit. I checked the speed with technology intel rapid storage

  [IMG] http://i58.tinypic.com/2mbrxd.jpg [line]

  Aurora R3
  Hard hybrid which is able to turn 3 6 gb/s sata

  Much obliged

  Jousset

  Dabangg

  I checked the speed with technology intel rapid storage

  [IMG] http://i58.tinypic.com/2mbrxd.jpg [line]

   
  Pretty sure who reads player features (not port). If you are sure that the connected player is SATA3-600, be sure it is on the #0 SATA ports or #1 (lowest number).
   
  In addition, hybrid hard drives are much slower than real SSD. And even if it is SATA3-600... you will never see speeds anywhere near maximum limit.

• T420 Ultrabay SATA speeds?

  Sorry for what is without any doubt a double subject, but I get a lot of contradictory information from many conflicting sources. What kind of speeds I get using a HARD drive instead of the optical drive caddy in a T420? I read everything from SATA1 to SATA3, and I'd like a firm response until I have spend the money.

  T420 and T430 have a SATAIII Ultrabay (6 Gbps) and location for primary hard drive, the slots mSATA on these machines are SATAII (3 Gbps).

• Synchronize the PowerEdge T320 SATA 3GBPs single speed

  Hi, I have a week old T320 with controller RAID H310 delivered with 2 x 1 TB SATA disks replaceable hot (s.3 - Reference Dell Constellation: 0T4XXN, Seagate ST100NM0033).

  The sync rate max - as stated in the BIOS H310 and the lifecycle of the controller is 3Gbps. The RAID H310 map is a map of 6 GB/s that came out in recent years and are these disks SATA 6 GB/s (according to the data sheet of the Seagate)

  I talked to Dell 'support', and they said that they had no speed specified in the documentation of the disc, so they did not know (!).

  Dell is still actually delivered 3GBPs readers - i.e. special gradient firmware?

  They suggested that I talk to sales to change the drives I - but what for? SAS would be an expensive option for sure and if 'support' don't know the specs of their own parties what is sales are going to do.

  Any ideas?

  For anyone interested, I was correct - Dell hinder their SATA 6GBPs drives up to 3GBPS, and have done since 2009. Apparently, it's a deliberate policy, as they had problems with some servers at the time using specifications SATA III-, but its silly to keep this policy more than 5 years later.

  If no server generation 12 - e.g. T320 - don't comes with disks SATA 6GBPs despite the fact that the 'same' exact drive model bought because say OEM Seagate s.3 works thankfully to 6 Gbps. Dell simply artificially degraded performance in their firmware.

  With gen 13 servers there is now a * choice * SATA speed - but why?, why same still power SATA II drives to a new server? -at least I know now what is the question.

  Dell T620 clocked at 3 Gbps display disc:

  

• T430 - Ultrabay caddy with factory-hdd, SATA 2 or 3?

  Hello

  I bought an SSD for internal Bay and want to use the drive from the factory with the ultrabay caddy. There are several products that offers SATA II or SATA III. Is the capable standard drive using extra speed up to 6 Gbps?

  I thought about this one:

  http://www.Amazon.de/module-adapter-Caddy-Lenovo-T420i/DP/B00718M8PO/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&QID=13620859...

  My T430 is not mentioned in the description, but I read that 12.7 mm must adapt without any gap.

  I have a 'generic' Ultrabay adapter in my T430s that I bought on Amazon or eBay (can't remember which.) It is 12.7 mm high and fits perfectly without space. The adapter works at speeds of SATA-III. I disassembled the Ultrabay adapter by curiosity. That's all right transmission wiring of the SATA interface, i.e. There is no active circuit to affect SATA speeds.

  BTW, you can also get a plastic case inexpensive with USB interface for the DVD player that will allow you to use it when the HARD drive is in the Ultrabay slot. Search for Amazon/eBay sellers.