HP DV6-6120SE: Support for SSD

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• HPM9265: HPM9265 AHCI support for SSD

  Y at - it a reliable update for the 'Intel Matrix Storage manager Option ROM v 7.6.6.1002 ICH9R' which will allow my SSD running with AHCI?

  You are the very welcome.

  Trim is not supported in your PC, as it is.

  Unfortunately, I do not know what the consequences are for not having not TRIM support.

  I cannot say if adding a third party sata controller would be better than what you have now.

  There are several different cards to choose from, but which is the right one for the scenario that you are?

  I have seen that some say 'support for SSD.

  Who didn't tell me much.

  Some people say that the PCIe x 1 slot slows down the drive.  Others say it's faster.

• HP dv6 - 2155tx: made my HP dv6 - 2155tx supports the SSD?

  Hello

  I plan on spending the hard drive from my old laptop to SSD. I don't know if it supports the SSD?

  Model number is: HP DV6-2155TX

  Kind regards

  Nishant Sharma

  Hello

  Yes, it supports the SSD HARD drive so it will support. Please try popular brands for more support.

  Kind regards.

• Angelica 2) M3970AM card mother support for ssd seems to have problems with RAID VS achi

  It appears in the bios my hitachi hard drice is set to Raid. When you add an ssd as another hard disk, the bios recognizes it but windows 8.1 does not work. Changing hard drive in AHCI or ide causes the pc does not start. How can I get win 8.1 to recognize the ssd?

  I was able to find a solution. I'll share.
  Boot in the bios, change sata raid mode to ACHI. Save and exit.
  Immediately start in safe mode.
  This will allow drivers to update. Restart the computer.
  Windows 8 coming in now. Manager displays disk SSD.

• Extreme SSD 120GB - No. TRIM support for Linux later? $150 wasted?

  I am a customer of Sandisk's long-term and generally been happy with their products.

  My favorite and the only OS is Linux, like the millions of PC users, laptop, Tablet and smartphone world. I'm about to take delivery of a brand new Sandisk Extreme SSD 120 GB. This is my 2nd SSD (the other being of Kingston). I just found this review online (newegg.com) about current support for Sandisk Extreme SSD TRIM for Linux:

  "Cannot support a topping on LINUX. I also use EXT4 throw tag in/etc/fstab and it does not work. I sent Sandisk. They said: "I understand that you were not able to activate the TRIM on your SSD 120 GB extreme linux system command. We are sorry for the inconvenience this problem may have caused. »

  Then I remember seeing this in own of Sandisk SSD info online:

  "Any operating system can be installed on an SSD. There is NO compatibility problem with regard to the operating system. Windows, Mac, Linux, Unix any version or BACK can be installed on an SSD.
  Certain features such as the PLATE only are supported in mode native on the latest operating systems such as Windows 7 and Mac OS 10.6 and higher. »

  I'm worried. First of all, I have always use the latest version of Linux, continually updated to day and make all the necessary preparations for the maximum performance of SSD (including changes to operating and fstab AHCI). Then my other SSD worked flawless since (installed 6 months ago) news including the TRIM under Linux.

  Then I read elsewhere that Sandisk provides no SSD firmware still updates (?). Is this correct?

  If so, then Houston, we have a (major) problem. Product not suitable to use? Misrepresentation of product? Inadequate technical support? Incomplete engineering front of dumping on the market?

  I might be worrying unduly. Heck, I really hope someone can help me, clarity and TRIM unlimited direct. Can I use my new Sandisk Extreme SSD as my other player, without product development stressful of Sandisk. (Before I drop the fanboys Win7 and Mac, Linux is also valid in the real world like any OS corporate-drone. Heck one day you too could see the light...)

  Good news all around. Extreme SSD arrived and installed without a hitch. Also received a number of useful answers E-mail of Support technical Sandisk (thanks, notably, spear, who approached the plate). In short, if you have a recent Linux kernel installed, opt for the filesystem ext4 on both / and / Home. But first of all to be absolutely sure that you have selected the AHCI option in the section of the BIOS of your motherboard SATA mode. (Flashing the latest mainboard BIOS should also help.) So to allow TOPPING Linux offers edit you your file/etc/fstab to include the "noatime" instructions and "throw" in the lines making reference to / and / Home. Save and you should be good to go. So to answer my own original doubts - TRIM is supported for latest Linux OS provided that you follow the installation process. I lose $150? Probably not, but only time and toggle NAND will tell!

• graphics support for hp pavilion dv6 3110se

  Can someone tell me please the graphics card supported for hp pavilion dv6 3110se. Product number is XU646EA #ABV

  My laptop is not touchscreen, fingerprint reader, bluray player. It comes with an i3 m350 processor and amt hd5470 512 MB radeon graphics card. I want to upgarde my graphics. If we please let me know the compatible updates.

  Thank you

  Hello

  Basically, you can, with a cost, and I think that this cost can be more expensive than buying a new computer because you have to take into account:

  • New price of the card, and WHERE you can buy it because the laptop cards are not the same office maps. You can't buy any normal store,
  • Need new card system (Yes),
  • Need new system of cooling because in general more powerful card pumps out more heat (you want more powerful card don't you?).
  • May need new power supply because your current diet is not suitbale for the card. (I ordered a machine with the Nvidia card and I need to order a 90W charger at the same time, not the normal charger 65W. They rejected just my order.)
  • Cost of the work.
  • Packages a lot, a lot of aspirin.

  It can be cheaper to buy a new machine.

  I hope this helps.

• HP Z600, Z800: no HP Z600 or Z800 support PCIe SSD

  Hi guys

  I am a engineering student and a graphic designer, so I need a job to do my job. in fact, I'm a big fan of Apple Mac but Mac Pro purchase will cost me more so I decided to go with the HP solution I gan get used HP Z600 or Z800 and customize them I have a question, the one of them support PCEi SSD or I have to go with Z620?

  So it would seem...

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/business-PCs-workstations-and-point-of-sale-systems/PCIe-SSD/TD-p/5573397

  For comparison, I use a Samsung 256 GB SM951 (AHCI version) and ASUS Hyper M.2 X 4 Mini PCIe card in my Z620;

  

• AU116TX: Is - AU116TX support M2 SSD?

  In AU116TX 15 HP manual it says that it supports M2 SSD 2280. I saw a lot of videos on the internet and I could not find Slot M2 or any other site mentioned on this laptop. The laptop really Slot M2 or the manual is common to all series of the Pavilion?

  I bought samsung EVO 850 sata 3 internal SSD. I know this will help for sure, but with a limit of 6 Gbps. but M2 SSD supports commercial uptop 35 GB/s.

  so please help me if my knees supports M2 SSD or not.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c05273198

  It only supports drives SATA m2 but here is the catch. It's one or the other, either a 2.5 inch SATA SSD or HDD OR an m2 because there is a connector port and each type of car has a specific carriage and cable to fix in the drive Bay hard so that a single cable. Not both. And, because each device uses a SATA header on the motherboard a SATA m2 will be not significantly faster than a 2.5 inch SATA SSD. The numbers you see are for a NVME aka M.2 PCI-e that does not support yours.

  See how the section m2 of the manual gives a 'Council' and the 'cable' for WSSD m2 card? And good luck trying to find these parts, if your laptop is not so equipped. Very rare. Get a high quality (Samsung 850 Evo or Pro if money is no object) 2.5-inch SSD, and you will be satisfied with the performance.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Satellite P300 - 13 X (PSPC4E-02E00JG3) - supports the SSD?

  Hello

  I want to buy an SSD for my Toshiba Satellite P300 - 13 X (PSPC4E-02E00JG3). I opened the back panel and saw that he has a blank for a second hard drive.
  I want to put a SSD in this space. My laptop is supports the SSDS?

  Do you think that the Kingston SSD now 100 - SV100S2N / 64G is compatible? (http://www.ec.kingston.com/ecom/configurator_new/PartsInfo.asp?root=uk&LinkBack=http :// www.kingston.com/ukroot&ktcpartno=SV100S2N/64G)

  Thank you.

  Sorin

  Hey Sorin,

  Satellite P300 supports already SATA interface t so I see a problem for SSDS. They have the same normal hard drives SATA interface and the same size, if you buy a 2.5.

  As you can see in other threads, many users already did a SSD upgrade on different laptops models and it always worked correctly.

  The Kingston drive you mentioned that you should work fine. Generally all brands SSD and HDD works there is no compatibility issues, or you must buy a certain brand. So just buy your favorite one ;)

• Portege Z930 - need of external controller for SSD drive internal

  My Board TOSHIBA Portege (ex-portable) (Z930) burned with hot water. I removed the small SSD and now need to transfer the data with a USB drive on another PC.

  I borrowed from a friend a SATA USB adapter with 2 interfaces and even small connectors for SATA was not small enough for SSD from TOSHIBA. Apparently, I need a special SATA USB adapter that installs on TOSHIBA Portege mSata.

  The reason why I wrote here is because there are many SATA USB adapters in internet advertised, but it seems that they have larger connectors. While TOSHIBA calls the marked thereon mSATA SSD, but several people call mSATA for one size larger SSD.

  I don't want to order that something does not again. Is there someone who already removed SSD Portege?
  Could you give me a link for such adapter?

  The laptop was equipped with a chip HM77 Intel Panther Point and with the launch of the Intel chip allowed laptop manufacturers to integrate SSD form factor mSATA (micro SATA).

  There is also a difference between the mSATA form factors
  The mSATA being limited to four chips (NAND) only, Intel has developed a new standard mSATA called m2 or mSATA2.

  In many cases, this is also called NGFF (new generation form factor)
  This standard m2 is longer and has more low a profile

  I'm not sure if this Z930 Portege supports mSATA or mSATA2, but you check the internal SSD drive where this information should be available

• Support for PCIe storage

  Are they compatible? If so, which would you recommend?
  I'm under S30 with Windows 7.

  Official support for PCIe SSD didn't happen until the P500/700/900 series. However, PCIe SSD will work on the S30, albeit without bootable media.

  Since no hard drive have been officially qualified, should really a specific recommendation here. Many AHCI or NVMe with SSD should work without much effort, although anything NVMe will need a driver. My personal choice would go to Samsung or Intel, as I've had the most experience with them. Samsung can be done via PCIe cards m2 and Intel has some native PCIe solutions.

  What are your needs here? What volume of storage and what is your purpose of speed? Knowing that might help to point you in the right direction.

• DV6-6b19ev upgrade to SSD

  Hello. I own a dv6-6b19ev. I have a year and a half and im more then happy with my laptop. Its just great.

  The last days im thinking to replace the 1 TB of HARD drive (5400rpms) to a 1 TB SSD (Samsung 1 TB SSD 840 Evo Series 2.5 SATA III)

  The SSDS works or not? In the manual, I have seen that it can support only 160 GB SSD up to, but I don't know if the new firmware can support larger SSD.

  Any help will be appreciated.

  It is not as simple by reversing the legacy HDD and an SSD. If you are familiar with using the diskpart utility to prepare the SSD and have your HP usb media recovery key, then you can do it.

• Maximum capacity that supports msata SSD of the ENVY 15-j063cl

  I would like to add an SSD on my HP ENVY 15-j063cl. Who can tell me the maximum capacity that is supported msata SSD of this laptop? What brand of msata SSD is recommended? Thank you very much!

  wantsy wrote:

  I would like to add an SSD on my HP ENVY 15-j063cl. Who can tell me the maximum capacity that is supported msata SSD of this laptop? What brand of msata SSD is recommended? Thank you very much!

  Hello

  I don't think that there is no limit on that. I think that whatever it is upwards to 500 GB will certainly work and probably same disks up to a 1 to. Samsung is a very popular brand with the Evo Series discs / Pro. I would go for one of them.

• is a6220n supports the ssd?

  The a6220n will support a ssd drive or two?  I came across a small number (3) free and would like to use them even if they are only 40 G.   What connector (s) and other hdwre do I need?

  Thank you

  Cliff

  Cliff, welcome to the forum.

  Here are the components for your computer memory Crucial.  As you can see, they offer an SSD.  You can read the specifications of it to see if it matches the SSD you want to use.  Read the entire page to get all the information.  You need SATA power cables and data cables.  There are 6 SATA connectors on the motherboard.  Also, you need adapters to install 2.5 "disks in disks 3.5" bays.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• Pavilion dv6-3173ee: supported booting UEIFI

  Hello! How can I activate ueifi in charge starting on my laptop, you provided ueifi load startup pavilion dv6 models of bios update, but I can't find my model trial, thanks to ueifi for my laptop

  Download of UEFI PC Diagnostics support for your laptop is available on the following web page

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?OS=4063&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&sw_lang=&product=4301237#N9012