Installation SSD/Cache in Windows 7 Home premium

Hello

I have a Lenovo laptop, Y510P, which came with a 1 to HARD drive and a 24 GB SSD.  I replaced with a 500 GB HD and installed Win7.  Is it possible to set up the SSD/cache for use in Win7?

Thanks for any help.

The system that you need is the Intel of the quick response technology but will depend on the ability of the chipset

Dominic P thanks for this link

http://www.PCWorld.com/article/248828/how_to_setup_intel_smart_response_ssd_caching_technology.html

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