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• HP Envy 700-515 CTO: how many SATA III ports

  There are four Sata ports on the motherboard, two currently used for the main hard drive and the DVD player.  Are the other two SATA III ports?

  @oj1

  There are five SATA ports and an mSATA port.

• Port of TP T60 SATA / SATA III SSD?

  Hi, I have an old TP of IBM/Lenovo T60 1952 - CTO and I need a new hard drive. I immediately thought about buying some SSD (probably Micron RealSSD C400 128/256 GB used in the new ThinkPad). The problem is that these new SSD is equipped with SATA III interface. My question is if my T60 has a SATA II port and if I can use it (or similar) with this portable SSD.

  Thank you

  Welcome to the forum!

  Your machine will take a SATA III SSD, but it will not work at SATA I speeds. It is however, in my opinion.

• Satellite R830 - support Sata III for SSD drives

  Hello

  Why Toshiba Satellite R830 does not support Sata III, although the plug to motherboard. indicate that it is possible?

  So you can not significantly increase the performance of your laptop by replacing the HARD drive with disk SSD Sata III. Is it possible to activate the Sata III (6 Mbps) on R830?

  All the system settings? It's also kind of bios update request necessary support SSD and SATA III...

  Any help is appreciated! :)

  > It shows that SATA III is supported, but when you install the SSD SATA III disc it does not work with higher speeds to ~ 250 MB/s (cases Crucial M4).

  From my own experience many SSD readers need a updated firmware that is provided by the manufacturers of SSD drives.

  But readers in the R830 SSD seems to support these specifications:
  Host interface: Max 300 MB/s
  Reading data supported: Max 250 MB/s
  Writing data supported: Max 160 MB/s

  By the way: the R830 supports a Mobile Intel HM65 Express Chipset and the chipset supports the storage interface high speed supports up to 6 Gb/s transfer rate for improved data access. Provides up to 6 SATA ports, 3 Gb/s with up to 2 ports support 6 Gb/s transfer rate.

• [Y550] New HDD SATA III. Is it compatible?

  Hello.

  I want to know if I can change my original WD hdd (I'm preety sure it's SATA I), again SATA III? I don't know if the motherboard will be compatible with SATA III. What do you think?

  And by the way, what model of motherboard is in it? Unfortunately, my serial number fail to pass on the support site, so I can't check the configuration it (and my HARD drive is broken, so I can't use the software to check it out).

  And the third question: will there be any signs of change if I Exchange my hdd SATA III. I don't know if it is important in Y550.

  Thanks for all your responses in advance.

  See you soon,.

  Peter.

  Hello
  Welcome to the forums
  In the y550 sata port is sata 2. If the disk sata hard 3 would also go to sata 2 speed. This is common for all models y550
  If you know the configuration of your computer, you can view the psref removed systems and it corresponds with the model No.
  http://www.Lenovo.com/PSREF/psrefs_withdrawn.html
  The sata 2 would be faster than the sata 1 and that means faster data transfers.
  Concerning

• My system will support a SATA III disc?

  Hello, I got a desktop Pavilion HPE, delivered with a SATA 1 TB Seagate drive. I want to install another internal drive, a SATA III 3 tb, but do not know if the motherboard will support it. No other information HP Support Assistant says what types of drives are supported.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  According to two different documents from HP, your PC has only SATA II ports.  However, a SATA III hard drive will still work.  In addition, the chipset Intel H61 in your PC doesn't support SATA II.

  

• SATA III in Dell Vostro 3560?

  I would remove the DVD or HARD disc in Vostro 3560 and put in an SSD instead.

  The DSS requires connection SATA III to reach its peak performance level.

  I know that the 3560 Vostro HARD disk is SATA II and the DVD is SATA I.

  Question: Is one of them connected to the SATA III on the motherboard?

  Hi Lukcio,

  The Vostro 3560 has a SATA 2.0 port but most of the SATA 3.0 drives are backward compatible.

• Boot Dell Optiplex 3010 for controller SATA III card

  I upgraded my office 3010 to SSD for the boot drive and it worked very well for the SATA II ports on the motherboard.  I installed a Syba SATA III controller card and it is visible in Device Manager and doesn't show any errors.  When I connect the SSD boot to the controller card, the system doesn't see a bootable disc.  I'm not familiar with UEFI in the GUI of the BIOS so I don't know how to make a new section that will work.

  No boot UEFI without paying fees to microsoft for the certificate in the bios.

  Legacy of the CSM is the only way to 3rd-party storage Option ROM to boot.

  Once we get to class 3 Bios Legacy is gone! Fresh start prevents loading not sure $Microsoft paid bootloader.

  Change secure boot for Legacy GPT CSM requires complete reinstallation of the operating system.

  

  

  

• Intel Rapid Storage Mgr does not see my SATA III Drives

  I was wondering if my BIOS settings are wrong. I have two SATA III (6 GB/s) plugged into the appropriate Sockets. Motherboard ASUS P8P67 B3. Readers appear in Explorer but in the Intel Rapid Storage Mgr, ports are empty. How will I know that I get max performance of these drives?

  Leave the controller in raid mode. Provides the same functionality as AHCI and you can change to raid later if you choose.

  Eric

  ADK

• Ports SATA, eSATA capacity in HP ENVY 700-215xt

  I am considering a desktop HP ENVY 215xt 700 PC.  I see the motherboard has 4 different color SATA ports, but can't find anything in the documentation describing the.  Are some readers allocated to hard, other DVD players?  I want to add a bracket eSATA to image the internal HD to a hard drive external.  It is therefore important to know what MB SATA connector to use.

  In addition, there is a documentation on the BIOS for the motherboard of Memphis-B?  Could not find.

  Hello kk123,

  I understand that you are curious about SATA ports on your motherboard and that they are specific to the device. I'm linking you to an HP support document: all SATA hard drives and controller Modes, which should answer your questions about the SATA controllers.

  I am also including a HP support document: Serial ATA Hard Drive cablesthat if you scroll down to the end of the document is a table that explains the colors of SATA connectors and what they are for.

  Finally, I provide you with a last paper Support HP: HP PCI eSATA kit installation cable, that well that is not specific to your computer will give you an idea of how set up your eSATA support.

  I hope that I have answered your questions to your satisfaction. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums. Have a great day!

• HP DV7-6199us supports SATA III?

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion dv7-6199us, and I couldn't find what SATA support it?
  There only SATA II or SATA III?
  
  The reason I ask because I want to replace my SSD HARD drive.

  Thank you.

  It's a SATA III interface, but you could install an SSD, even if it is SATA-II. Disc SSD SATA-III will be downclock to work on a SATA-II port and you would never know the difference. Or the other will be very fast.

• Tecra R840 - 16J SATA III is capable of?

  Hello

  Just to ask questions about SATA compatibility! My R840-16J SATA III is capable of?

  Thank you
  Paulo

  Hello

  SATA-III was introduced in Sandy Bridge chipset (Intel with the 2nd generation 6 series I have Core CPU).
  The laptop seems to be equipped with the Mobile Chipset Intel QM67.
  These chipset supports SATA 6 Gbit/s for 2 Ports and 3 Gbps to 4 Ports.

  But the SATA controller is also compatible to the bottom so that you could use disk SATA III SSD or HDD in SATA II controller too.

• SATA II or SATA III?

  How can I determine if my HP Pavilion HPE h8-1160 CTO supports SATA III?  HP documentation seems not to be specific about SATA II or SATA III.  Considering an upgrade of the SDS.  Thank you.

  bridle_post wrote: How can I determine if my HP Pavilion HPE h8-1160 CTO supports SATA III?  HP documentation seems not to be specific about SATA II or SATA III.  Considering an upgrade of the SDS.  Thank you.

  Hello bridle_post. It is from these series of ships HP systems with an AMD chipset, and an Intel chipset.

  Both these chipsets in a motherboard support Sata lll retail, but it seems that in the version of card mother HP, Sata, he's are only supported.

  Here a link to the plug of this system with the Intel chipset, and it shows the specifications for 3 GB/s hard drives.

  Here is the link to the AMD motherboard, and it also sees 3 Gbps.

• Port Sata is in 2119tx Dv6 is 2 sata or sata 3?

  Hi I can't seem to be able to find the version of sata port, if it is a 2 or 3 for sata 2119tx dv6 as wanting to get a SSD for her.

  Thank you

  Hello:

  Your model has a Mobile Intel PM55 chipset that manages a maximum rate of 3.0 GB/S SATA controller.

  Here's the Intel Chipset specs:

  http://www.Intel.com/products/Notebook/chipsets/PM55/PM55-overview.htm

  I'd still get a sata III SSD.  You can always move to a newer model with a controller sata III.

  You'll be glad you did.

• Satellite L850-117 - support SATA III

  I have a plan to change my old hard drive with the new SATA III SSD.

  I searched Toshiba homepage on spec if it supports SATA III, but it is very difficult to find this kind of information. If I understand correctly, we must support SATA III for the full implementation of the DSS.

  The laptop is Toshiba Satellite l850-117, Sandy Bridge (32nm Technology), by Googling it I found a few answers that if I have a Sandy Bridge, I also have SATA III support.

  From the BIOS I can only change 'best performance' or 'better life' for HDD/SDD, nothing on the SATA versions.

  It's the best spec I found so far

  I have USB 3.0 support, I guess that's a good sign, but I want to make sure I get full performance out of it, if spending a lot of money on large SSD.

  Can someone give me an advice?

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  Hello

  Why you n t install some diagnostic tools material like Everest Home Edition or another tool like SENECA Sisoft.
  The two would be able to provide all the details and all information about the properties of material and pieces of equipment.

  The L850 series is equipped with different material parts, but usually the ODD controller and the HARD drive is connected to the chipset (Port of Cougar / Panther point) and the chipset is connected to the processor (Sandy Bridge / Ivy Bridge)

  However, in my view and from my own experience, the SATA ODD interface would support 150Mbyte/s max. I don't know about the HARD m drive but I guess it could be 300Mbyte/s (SATA II)

  But please share the results provided by one of the tools mentioned.