SATA - SATA2 or SATA3 card?

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• X 220 mSATA; SATA2 or SATA3?

  Hey everybody,

  I'm in love with my X 220 greatly and did not feel as if it was insufficient in any way, except that now I need a little more memory space.

  Right now I have:

  160 GB Intel SSD (came with it)

  60GB OCZ SSD in the port of mSATA

  I would like to replace it with a lot more great mSATA SSD and then use the Intel SSD for storage of backups or other things in that sense.

  The question I have, is the port of SATA2 or SATA3 mSATA?  If SATA3, I would like to take advantage of it by using a SSD like this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820226321

  Now my boot time since the bootloader for the Linux connection manager is 4.6 seconds (very custom installation of Archlinux) and it is very catchy, but I can't help but wonder if I can do it faster ;-)

  I have the Core i7 version if that makes a difference.

  Thank you!

  mSATA port is SATAII.

• How many ports of SATA drive on the card mother m8407c

  HP Pavilion media center m8407c units

  I would like to add a hard drive to the motherboard has SATA 6 together top-right top-left drive hard C & D, medium good BlueRay player, middle left harddrive E, DVD player, vacuum down two.   I can use them additionial hard drives.

  Hello

  It shouldn't be a problem with the addition of a hard drive to an empty SATA port.

  The mother Bencia port sata card layout is shown below.

  

  I log in general optical drives to SATA ports numbered higher but I don't see a problem with leaving your connections intact. I had this same mother in another PC of HP.

  After installing new hard drives, boot into the bios and make sure that the new hard drives are recognized. See the image below.

  

• Make a SATA PCI Express bootable card

  I installed a SATA PCI Express card & applicable drivers... everything is good & functional. Here's my problem... when I disconnect me one & only internal hard and connect it to the PCI Express card... When you restart, you will find no bootable devices.  I thought that there was a way to drive too the BIOS to point to the SATA PCI Express card now hanging on my hard drive but may seem to learn more.    Or a way to make the card Express Bootable?   Any help would be appreciated... Thanks in advance. Pat

  Hi Pat,

  ·         What is the brand and model of the computer?

  I suggest you to consult the manual of the computer to the BIOS (Basic input/output system) settings. You can also contact the manufacturer for more help and information.

• Reference Dell E520, XP, SD Teac & if SATA controller - blue screen card controller

  I have a Dell E520 running Win - XP (SP3), with Teac multicard controller (SD, etc.) and the disk sata PCI if controller and as soon as I copy data from SATA drive on map uSD I get blue screen message "NMI: check / memory parity error parity."

  The copy starts OK, can copy a few tens or hundreds of MB or some Go, but eventually the locks upwards with a blue screen.

  Memory test OK, update, firmware TEAC updated drivers. Tried several cards of different sizes from 8 uSD to 32 GB. Help, please, anyone?

  AHA! The disc is indeed the problem - gives blue screen simply check index, despite the fact that the disk was giving all appearances to work properly as a repository of lots of large files!

  Thanks a lot for your advice, Diana.

• Ritmo/Vista sata/pata pci-e card / / number of storage controller

  Please help, I recently bought a Ritmo PCI Express to sata/eSata/pata Host controller (model-cc p854) in order to provide a 'port' for my cd rom/hdd pata (to spare). on the mini motherboard (which is not pata). It seems that the controller of campaigns is the problem of identification of the map area, then a CD on my os. I returned to the seller, and he said the name of the ide controller is-A9TYFGP storage controller card. (but chicken said the detected CD-ROM was not that one, it should have been). MY screen says; initiator Microsoft iSCSI, starport storage controller (lite). That may or may not cover it! The area of the control panel network adapters has a device called; Atheros AP8151 pci - e gigabyte ethernet controller. I don't know where is this unit. My question > y at - it a program to study or for the implementation of this product? I think that once this is done, it will facilitate the discovery of the cd rom. The BIOS recognizes the card and gives details of the connected disks and a screen for RAID - but the operating system is not so aware.

  MoBo-P5G41T-M LX3

  Info-intel 4 series chipset PCI express root port 2E31

  -intel N10/ICH7 family pci express port root 27 2

  Hello

  I suggest contacting the manufacturer of the computer, because we cannot offer any third party drivers for the device.

• R720 can I connect drive sas/sata hard without controller card?

  I have a r720 without raid card.  When I plug a ssd or disc of 15 k / 10 k sas on the hotswap backplane, chassis recognizes the drive is connected (I get an orange light and lcd to alert that the disc is removed when I go out).  However, the bios and the operating system does not recognize any disks hotswap (they see only the optical drive connected to the ports on the motherboard sata.

  Do I need a controller card to use drives connected on the backplane, or is it possible to use backplane without controller card?  I didn't need raid functionality.

  Thanks in advance.

  -shane

  Hello Shane

  ntshane

  Do I need a controller card to use drives connected on the backplane, or is it possible to use backplane without controller card?  I didn't need raid functionality.

  Yes, you must have a controller connected to the bottom of basket. If you have purchased the system without a RAID controller should have a SAS cable that goes from the backplane to the slot of controller S110 chipset on the system board.

  You can use the S110 SATA controller on board for communication with backplane. Well, there are limits to the S110 controller, so may not suit your needs. You can probably buy LSI 9207 if you want readers to run in a non-RAID. The other options are a H710 PERC; which you can set the readers to the single drive RAID 0 s. In this State, they function as drives no RAID. You can also get a H310. The H310 supports the RAID mode, but we have added a few features to the H310 who do not find in previous versions of the card. In doing so, it reduced performance when operating in a mode non-RAID.

  The reason why I say that you'll probably want another controller than the S110 is because you mentioned that you have SAS disks. The S110 is a single SATA controller. In addition, the S110 is supported up to 4 discs.

  To access the BIOS RAID make sure the S110 is turned on in THE system BIOS. In the BIOS, go to SATA settings. In the menu choose the RAID mode. It will turn on the S110 controller. You can configure the drives in the BIOS S110 when booting with the CTL R. I do not know what operating system, you perform the installation, but the S110 is compatible with Windows.

  Thank you

• Sat Pro M30: SD card read not

  do not read my laptop (satellite pro m30) sd card,

  Hello

  Have you installed the driver from SD card?
  Please check device manager. If you can see some yellow exclamation points, you must install the drivers.

  Good bye

• ESXi on Local Sata HDD or SD card operating system

  I have most of esxi running on the HP Server with SD card.

  I have esxi servers mnay locations

  as I have not installed these or the person who installed did not transfer, I have no idea where the operating system is running.

  Is it possible to do a find the disk OS Esxi powercli news

  vsish or esxcfg-info can have this info somewhere for sure.

  Thank you

  Would this help (I guess that SD card facilities will be displayed as "embedded")

  {foreach ($esx in Get-VMHost)

  $esxcli = get-EsxCli - VMHost $esx

  $bootDev = $esxcli.system.boot.device.get)

  {if($bootDev.BootFilesystemUUID)}

  If ($bootDev.BootFilesystemUUID [6] - eq "e") {}

  Write-Host "$($esx.)". Name.Split('.') (Embedded [0]) ".

  }

  else {}

  $mountPoint = $esxcli.storage.filesystem.list () | where {$_.} {UUID eq - $bootDEV.BootFilesystemUUID} |

  Select - ExpandProperty mount point

  Write-Host "$($esx.)". Name.Split('.') ([0]) device boot $($mountPoint) ".

  }

  }

  else {}

  {if($bootDev.StatelessBootNIC)}

  Write-Host "$($esx.)". Name.Split('.') stateless, PXE boot from ([0]) $(bootDev.StatelessBootNIC) ".

  }

  else {}

  Write-Host "$($esx.)". Name.Split('.') PXE Boot from $($bootDev.BootNIC) ([0]).

  }

  }

  }

• 8 drive raid 5 or 50, and SATA3 vs SATA2

  Have a SATA3 RAID with SATA3 readers card will be significantly higher then a SATA2 RAID/HD configuration? Or if I have enough disks in a RAID, SATA2 disks will be good enough?

  If I have 8 drives on a RAID card (I have the Adaptec 6805 in mind), regardless if it is SATA2 or SATA3 and whatever the final capacity, it is advantageous to have a 8 RAID-5 disk (7 data + 1 parity) performance, or 8 drive RAID-50 (3 data + 1 parity), multiplied by 2?

  Regarding storage benefits, in a reasonable 'ideal' world, having an 8 drive RAID, it will be perfect to have everything in the same RAID (apart from the disk to Boot and applications, of course). Or be a separate RAID (4 x cheap HDs in RAID-0, for example) for export, Cache and swap file, something which is better?  On the other hand, if I already have 12 drives in the case, would not be a single disc 12 RAID handle all the necessary flow?

  PS: I work a lot with uncompressed 4:2:2 10-bit, image sequences and sequences of AVC-Intra. Where my band need disk bandwidth.

  Frederic,

  The main difference between on one hand and raid3 raid5 / raid4 however is distributed by report dedicated to parity.

  All three raid formats are very good, but in some cases, it may be preferred over the other.

  What is the difference between dedicated or distributed parity?

  In the case of distributed parity, a reconstruction of the table requires W actions on all players.

  In the case of dedicated parity, a rebuild will require actions on all drives minus one W.

  For that reason, the reconstruction will be more effective with a dedicated with distributed parity parity. RAID3/4 are more effective with new buildings than raid5.

  ATTO is a rather unknown to consumers, but they are the only one to offer raid4.

  Areca is relatively well known, even among consumers and are the only ones offering raid3.

  You mentioned 12 discs, so with this in mind, I made my suggestion for an alternative configuration.

• Try adding card h8 Startech Sata III - 1360t

  Okay, I need help. I have a H8 - 1360t I'm in perpetual on upgrade mode. Currently, I have stock HDD and two Sandisk Extreme 240 GB SSD hybrid Seagate Momentus xt 750 GB disc. I had to move the stock HARD drive in a drive bay with a switchable dock hot, because of the single holder holding three discs. I also maxed out the RAM to 16 GB and have added a GTX670 4 GB video card. The system is used for games and video editing.

  Long story short, I need another port SATA 6 Gbps. I tried to order a card Startech out of Amazon, a PEXESAT, with 2 internal and 2 external ports 3221. I put the riders for in-house, in accordance with the instructions, and my PC would not boot at all. I still had no video to see what type of error it was, as appropriate. PC stops after 10 seconds, don't try again, no luck. Take the card everything starts normally. Check the drivers, also those on the cd, even trying to download the most recent on the site of Startech. Nothing works. I have for a Highpoint RocketRaid, which came yesterday. Problem is, it has the fat PCI-e connectors. No luck on that front, either. They finally reached Startech technical support, he said probably a chipset compatibility issue. I'm supposed to check with my HPE-250 based Iona. One thing I noticed is that drivers will appear not as being installed, and my Board of Formosa was built with Intel Sata, who appears in Device Manager. What is the conflict? Will be that the Platinum support third party RAID card? My ultimate goal is to change put the hybrid with a SSD pro Samsung 840. I do a lot of video editing, so Sata 3 is a must,

  Where I am now, it's that I found another Startech card on the HP store. This is the PEXSAT32, which has only two internal ports and not riders. He also said he uses native Windows drivers, as opposed to their. This will help? Or is the root cause of built in RAID Intel? Thanks for any help you guys can provide...

  Yes! Who did the trick. It is the conflicting chipset. I had the PEXSAT32 this afternoon and it was immediately recognized. Only problem I had was that Windows said she doesn't have a driver for the Marvell chipset. I found it on the site of Startech. He ran and he was running. I goof and hooked my SSD who had BONE top pay-per-view, which resulted in a "training"not accessible "error.". Switched around and it loaded right up. Haven't really run of a landmark, but all my programs seem to run faster than ever out of the map.

  Here is the driver for the card, in case someone needs it: http://www.startech.com/Cards-Adapters/HDD-Controllers/SATA-Cards/2-Port-PCI-Express-SATA-6-Gbps-Controller-Card~PEXSAT32#dnlds

  Thanks for all your help. Now I will go to 32 GB of RAM, (I bought a Windows7 Pro update today) and the Samsung EVO. Think I might try to upgrade the PSU, the 600 stock me kind of worried about being hungry juice. I think a 850 watts. Have a great day and thanks again! Brian

• Speed of sata card mother MSI MS-7613 (Indio)

  Hello

  I need to know, what kind of sata connectors have the card mother MSI MS-7613 (Indio)?

  (1.5 gb/s, 3 gb/s or 6 gb/s)

  Recently I bought a Samsung SSD 256 GB evo 6 Gbps and want to now how much speed is supported by this motherboard.

  Thank you very much.

  Hello

  The following machine uses "MSI MS-7613 (Indio) motherboard.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01925958

  It is clearly stated:

  Hard drive

  

• Installation of a card PCI-Express for e-SATA Support Ports?

  Hello Experts,

  I would buy a card PCI-Express to Support 2 x e-SATA Port. The card can only installed in a PCI-Express Slot Interface. Windows Vista Ultimate German, 32-bit Version with SP1, real drivers and patches on my XPS PC.

  I'm not sure, that the card can be installed on my XPS 720 desktop computer.

  Currently work driving my Seagate FreeAgent Pro on the IEE1394 (e.g. Firewire) Port, but the speed is currently very poor.

  Sorry for my bad English, I live in Germany... ;)

  For more Questions for me - thanks to all the experts here...

  
  

• Upgrading the video card and power supply, these will work with my system?

  Hello, I am wanting to update my graphics card as my current one is finally fall behind on current games, BF3 beta is a restless nighmare and BC2 must be smooth running low (ick). I was satisfied with the weaker graphics for now, but its time for an upgrade. In any case, I think I have my selected updates and I just want to confirm that they will work with my computer until I pull the trigger. My current equipment:

  HP p6180t

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/product?product=4010451&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&lang=en&tmp_track_link...

  Intel Core2 Quad 2.83 GHZ

  8.00 GB RAM DDR3

  Vista 64-bit

  Creative Sound Blaster X - Fi Audio Xrteme

  1.5 GB NVIDEA GeForce GT230 [DVI, HDMI, VGA]

  I plan on upgrading the graphics card on an Asus NVIDEA GeForce GTX 560 (Fermi)

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814121446

  And the power of a passionate Corsair 850W 80 + CERT (I know this is perhaps an exaggeration, but I can update to motherboards in the future to run two SLI cards and do not want to upgrade again)

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=17-139-009&SortField=0&SummaryType=0&PageSize=10&PUR...

  I removed the side panel to check the dimensions of the new card and it looks like it fits. The only thing that could be a problem of release the cables SATA for the hard drive and hard drive because they are both plugged into the two slots, I don't think that the two superiors would be no problem at all. Depending on the thickness of the new card is also, it may be very close to the sound card that is spaced only a slit above the graphics card. I have another location available PCIe x 1 go back one level more that I should be able to plug the sound card in if there is no problem.

  My question is that these two will be compatible with my system? (physical limitations side)

  Also, can I change which SATA plug the hard drive and disc plug in, without having to reformat? Is it just unplug and plug in the new housing? (setting power off + unplugged of course) Basically passing SATA0 and SATA1, SATA2, and SATA3. Or do need to be filled in order? (0 then 1 then 2, etc...)

  Finally, If I can't move the sound of a standard card, do I need to do anything other than the physically move when the computer is turned off and unplugged?

  Any help is appreciated, thanks!

  John

  jkalbin,

  You have thought through all scenerios. Move the sound card does not any problems. The hard drive should stay in header SATA 0.

• SATA

  I have a pavilion G6-2306EL the drive controller is sata2 or sata3?

  Hello:

  Chipset mobile Intel Series 7 in your laptop works a hard drive SATA III SATA III (6.0 Gbit/s) transfer rate.

  Here are the specs of the Intel chipset... There may be a maximum of 2 ports SATA III.

  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/64345/Intel-BD82HM76-PCH