R430 2 TB PCI-E SSD options?

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  We try to do the Plextor P6e working with S30 as boot drive. For now - no luck. Playing with different settings of BIOS S30 - not made no difference. This PCI Express SSD drive is bootable, without driver, with a clean ROM with AHCI implemented. Logo of ROM shows same at startup. However, it seems that S30 does not know what to do with it. SSD itself supports UEFI boot and legacy.

  If the Windows installation (7) is started from DVD, he sees SSDS as 'disc', but it cannot be partiitioned and there is a message, windows cannot be installed on it, since it cannot be boot drive. We have cloned the SSD HARD drive Windows installation; S30 doesn't recognize it, then will not start.

  Can anyone help?

  P.S., Plextor itself is not a problem, works well with many other computers, even with Lenovo M91p...

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• These SSD options would be compatible with my Early 2011 13 inch Macbook pro?

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  My mac I'm really slow so I decided to buy an SSD, but I can't be sure if it is compatible with my mac. SSDS are super expensive in my country, I just have to be sure before buying.

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• 2015 17 "envy: ssd pci-e ssd

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• Zbook 15 G3 HP workstation: SSD options 2nd ZBook G3 work mobile station

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  So what are my options because it looks like he can take a traditional SSD in the Bay and has a 2nd I think port PCIe? even HP sales couldn't help then regarding help forums

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  The good news is that you can do it yourself. Please visit the page #2 of the following book:

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• 27n190st Pavilion: Pavilion all-in-one with SSD option?

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  27 all-in-one is expandable to a 500 GB solid State Drive? I know it's not expandable customizable Web site, but if I buy it can I update? I want to just make sure there is room and no other potential problems with an upgrade.

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  Dobe12 wrote:

  Hi old_geekster:

  I've owned a touch in the past. I work with pictures and as power to swipe from one photo to another. It is much easier to use a mouse. I love being able to pinch also enlarge the photos and text.  This makes a lot of sense.  I didn't want to be curious, just any other interested is the motivation for the purchase of a certain model of computer.  I agree.  I have a laptop HP game Omen.  It has a touch screen, a trackpad.  I use a mouse without a wire with her, too.  It is perfect for viewing photos and anything else.

  It is interesting that envy all in a series allows an upgrade to an SSD. Is there a difference with this series first to those vs the Pavilion?  I don't know why this is, except HP emits different models for all price ranges.

  If it is not expandable, I guess that I would buy a pc because I really like the idea of an SSD. A technician at HP would know?  This is your best option.  I would contact the Service HP customer for using the upgrade information before buy you.  This will ensure I hope you don't buy something that you don't like.

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• using mini pci-e ssd for U260

  I saw the post on installing an ssd in the ideapad u260 http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/IdeaPad-Y-U-V-and-Z-series/Ideapad-U260-Installing-an-SSD/m-p/483963#M39...

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  My laptop has a Mini PCI-e, I can't imagine using it for what it is, and I can get mini drive pci-e with controllers mSata apparently at a fairly reasonable price. http://www.Amazon.com/MyDigitalSSD-64GB-50mm-bulletproof-mSATA/DP/B004X5YAP4/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronic...

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  Hi Pete,.

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• X220i SSD options

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  2. If so, it will be much faster that the mSata ssd IE. Intel 310 80 GB?

  3. how the mSata ssd (in this case, the series intel 310) resists against 2.5 "SSD (i.e. intel, ocz vertex 2, samsung 830) in terms of performance.

  I am concerned by speed rather than the storage space, the advantage of the msata ssd + hdd is neglected.

  responses and recommendations are greatly appreciated.

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  220 X requires a SSD/HDD of 7 mm. Vertex2/3 are 9.5 mm. Some have received them to adapt, but you cannot use the support provided with him and some had to take off keyboard, etc...

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• PowerEdge RAID SSD Options

  Hello

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  I've seen on these forums that this or similar configurations are supported and even saw a white paper on the Dell website where a 4 discs SSD RAID 10 has been used, but still my assigned comes to tell me that the SSDS in a RAID configuration is not "recommended" by Dell and are rather trying to sell me the solution of Cache of DAS of SanDisk.

  Looking for confirmation that I can use drives SSD in a RAID AND configuration has full Dell supported. Thanks in advance to anyone who can help with this.

  Hello

  What model of server are you watching? What OS you run on it? If you use valid Dell SSD, you shouldn't have a problem with this Setup. The controller supports the TRIM and should work fine in the RAID. If you use rank consumer SSD you can have problems.

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• 32GB PCI-E SSD Drive Alienware M18X R2 hard

  Is it possible to update this internal hard drive to a larger? 7C4P7 Solid State Drive, 32, S3, FULL, MCARD, PM830 is this just for the windows operating system? I've added another hard drive to my RAID 0 system and it shows as 960 Gig, but I have 3,500 as GIG discs inside. Windows 7 64 bit has a limitation or is the computer which is not allowing all show?

  I'll answer my own question on that. Yes, it is possible to upgrade the drive internal mSata for greater. I bought one with a transfer disc which worked perfectly. It is a cache drive. I use it now as the program startup disk and windows system. It may contain larger, but I put in a concert of 256 just because I wanted to only use for windows and basic programs. It only supports 3 G/S. Acronis Disk director suite is what I used for all transfer from one disk to the other programs. It has worked flawlessly. After the transfer, I had to go to the Bios and make sure you that he has been installed as the cable near the memory had loosened or was never properly installed at the factory, that's why it was appearing once again not in the bios, and retouch, remove the back and track area of chip memory, make sure just the wire is broken inside and make the transfer with Acronis. Regarding the Raid 0 configuration. I discovered the hard way, do not attempt to remove a raid Array Disk 0. It erases everything, however, I am not dissatisfied with removing the RAID 0 I am more interested in speed if I lose programs if something happens. I use my computer for gaming and I installed all SSDS to replace those mechanical and they are so much faster, that's amazing. Do good backups and the Acronis has great software backup disk to copy what you want on a different drive, if you are concerned about the loss of information. It's also like a 'TRIM' for the SSD which will clean up unused or wasted on your SSD space and let it run longer. Passage to the SSD and the drive for greater internal capacity mSata was definitely the best thing I've done with this computer so far.

• Z620: need help with the difference ("boot") of ssd pci-e cards and pci-e (BIOS) nand

  Hello

  I intend to buy a card pci-express ssd for access/faster transfer, and I read the topics concerning the problem of booting from that ssd, but still did not understand much to be honest.

  what I noticed, is that HP620 should work with older (like turbodrive Z), but not the based NAND, new Z turbodrive G2,.

  or only with a few tricks.

  now to my question.

  Some people say, this new nand ssd pci - e cards require a boot uefi bios and a few options, I do not understand.

  as I have a regular bios (not), is it true that you cannot boot from these new ssd expansion slot, or are there tricks like the passage to the AHCI and a few other options in the bios?

  If this is not possible, I'd be limited to regular use SATA ssd, limited to 500 MB/s of bandwidth, right?

  Thanks for any help

  Chris

  Found this info on the web;

  "There are actually two versions of the player. The original version uses the familiar AHCI Protocol, while a new variant is the NVM Express standard. The model of the AHCI is compatible with a wide range of motherboards and available among a wider selection of suppliers. »

  The version of NVMe is also supposed to be faster, but in reality, it is not much of a difference.

  

  I think that you need a motherboard with a socket m2 is to see a real difference in speed compared to the old version of AHCI.

  I understand that it is only the most recent Zx40 HP series range that supports readers NVMe but not sure 100%. It would certainly be a challenge trying to get one to work in a series of Zx20 HZ.

  My SM951 in CrystalDiskMark 5;

  

• El Capitan supports PCIe SATA Flash SSD-based?

  I am trying to install a PCIe-based SSD in a 5.1 2010-2013 Mac Pro with all the full drive bays. I discovered too late that the operating system cannot handle yet NVMe readers, so I would try another type. El Capitan can work with any flash-SSD SATA or SATA-III? Or any SSD PCIe-based?

  did you ask the manufacturer of the device?

• HP TouchSmart 610-1190f: replace the TV Tuner card AVerMedia HP TouchSmart 610 with SSD PCI-E

  I do not use the TV Tuner card for my HP TouchSmart 610.

  Can I replace the card with a PCI-E SSD?

  Hi @hpts610user,

  These all-in-one computers are not designed to be changed. I'll try not because of space and design.

  Here is a document of things which can be updated LEVEL AND SERVICE of GUIDE. .

  Perhaps looking to put a hard drive hybrid to replace the old hard drive.

  I hope this helps. Please keep me informed of the progress of things.

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  Thank you.

• Vs PCI - e SATA SSD?

  I just start planning for the next computer and began to ask me, if PCI-e SSD speed up lightroom, compared to SATA SSD transfers?

  It depends on what parts of Lightroom, you want to speed up.

  The speed of the drive doesn't help at all with most parts of Lightroom. It will not help to develop, import or export. It helps with loading software, catalog loading and loading of previews. If you still think a game by getting faster disks, so if I understand things, PCI - e is faster than the SATA drives, but we also have to be at the point where you will never notice the difference, so whichever is cheaper is probably the best choice.

  If you really want to speed up most parts of Lightroom (import, develop, export), you should get a faster processor.

• Mac Pro 5 1-PCIe Configuration

  Hello

  I have upgraded my Mac Pro 5, 1 (model mid-2010) with a few changes/additions PCIe and need some advice. Frankly, I was surprised by the fact that the Expansion Slot utility was not usable here and the old interface to help me refine the best configuration. Reading about the possible configuration options started his contradictory between reseources. Anyway, this is what I have:

  Slot 1 (x 16) - ATI Radeon 5770 graphics card

  Slot 2 (x 16) - ATI Radeon 5770 graphics card

  Location 3 (4 x) - empty (no physical space due to above)

  Unit 4 (x 4) - card Sonnet PCI Tempo SSD Pro Plus

  So, is this look of effective configuration for the priority of the data read/write verses performance graphics performance?

  Peace,

  Dr. Z.

  The utility of PCI slot is not usable on the 2009 to 2012 Mac pro.

  The allocation of housing-gears the 2009 Mac Pro 2012 is fixed, not configurable and is exactly as you say: the two 16 x slots, the two upper slots lower slots are 4 x speed, but of "provide support for up to 16 x cards" (in other words, they use the biggest connectors, but everything beyond 4 x is not connected).

  Your installation seems fine. Some users prefer to leave the top slot open for a better circulation of air above all the cards. But as you say, you do not have this option.

  4 x is fast enough for this SSD card. Which is about as fast they do these cards so far. Extra speed as a 16 slot x could not possibly serve in the drafting of this article.