Intel SSD 530 series with HP ProBook4540s

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  I have a MacBook Pro 13 inch Mid 2012 (not retina) and I need to upgrade my hard drive to an SSD. I've seen several like Intel s 540 and 750 series and a Crucial MX SSD. However, I am trying to identify the one which would be compatible and the best alternative for my upgrade. I appreciate the help. Thank you.

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  Intel SSD 750 series (400 GB 1/2 height PCle 3.0, 20nm, MLC)

  Your Mac has a SATA interface, so the PCIe model is not compatible, I would choose most of the three.

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  I think I have an Intel 530-series SSD for my T61 6466 - 5WG which I will put on Centos or Fedora. I know that this drive is a SATA of 3 classes capable of 6 Gbps, while the T61 is limited to 1.5 Gbps, it is very good that I'll later the SSD for a faster laptop.

  Does anyone have a 530-series Intel running in a T61? The exact model designation is SSDSC2BW240A4K5 from Intel, a 240 GB drive.

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  Although I prefer the 320 series, 530 will work correctly in a T61.

  There is also a modded BIOS (non-Lenovo) that unlocks the SATA II speeds on * 61 series.

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• Intel SSD 750 series

  In a moment of weakness I just bought an Intel SSD series 750 800 GB HHHL (SSDPEDMW800G4x1), mainly due to a decline in prices of $100 (i.e. CDN $729) CDN.

  I was looking to replace a rest of spinning by car, but find myself questioning this decision as the 750 series write speed is specified only 800 MB/s, which is much slower than my Samsung 950 Pro m2 (1527 MB/s) and the four Samsung 850 Pro in a Raid 0 configuration (1833 MB/s).

  However, I can live with the read speed of the 750 that is specified to 2000 MB/s.

  The idea is to use the SSD 750 instead of the current system SSD drive and use it for various no video and image data, which is currently on a HARD drive.

  My quandry, should I return the Intel SSD 750 (have'nt opened the package yet) and wait for a more rapid decline in prices of PCIe version, or am I being too critical...

  Anyone here using this drive and what are your impressions?

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  SSD drives will slow down over time of writing and deletion to allocate their share files. This is due to how the SSD firmware avoid writing permanent erase cycles. You can return an SSD performance unprecedented in formatting or by writing zeros for it. When using the SSD for media raids, it becomes a standard maintenance process, you want to do periodically.

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• Intel SSD 310 Series 80 GB (Mini PCIe SATA card)

  Together, Hy

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  RAM: 1x4Go (PC3-8500 DDR3 SDRAM 1067 MHz)

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  I have a w530 with an Intel SSD 520 in primary hard drive Bay. Whenever I try to set a password for the primary hard drive, it doesn't stick. If I chose master + user or simply user, I will enter the password, it will take the passwords without producing an error and then just dump back me to the screen of passwords while leaving the disabled hard drive password.

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  However, you can also use a less expensive but all too good

  Trion OCZ SSD 150-series.

  Don't forget to enable support for these SSD trim

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  Or you could buy an OWC SSD more expensive which crops not need support.

  If good recommendation is to use at least 240 GB. partitions for each operating system that you plan to use.

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  Post edited by: Gazpachete

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  I put t know how you managed now installing Windows, but Qosmio G30 is equipped with a SATA150 interface... This means that you will never get the 250 MB/s read speed of the HARD drive. You will get a maximum speed of 150 MB/s theoretically, but in most cases it of also a little slower.

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