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• HP ENVY 14 (14-2020NR): my computer load AHCI or SATA3 upgrade to an SSD

  I have 16 GB of RAM (max for my computer) and I have the I5 processor.  I want to upgrade to an SSD.  I don't know what SSD for upgrade to or if my computer is equipped to handle the upgrade.  I was told to support AHCI or SATA3 upgrade to an SSD... I do not have a good understanding of what those who are if I really need them to upgrade or if its worth the upgrade.  Thanks in advance for any help.

  -Nile-

  Hello

  Your device supports the SSD even, it only supports SATA 2 SATA 3 is backward compatible with SATA 2.

  Kind regards.

• 1 TB 3.5 "DT01ACA100 Rev: AA10 AAA/607. I can not activate the mode of SATA3.

  My GA 970 a - DS3 motherboard. My Win7 64 bit OS. I can't activate the mode SATA3 hard drive. Please help me.

  The performance of the HARD disk and the interface will be recognized automatically. Sometimes the BIOS contains an additional parameter to toggle between the different SATA interface options. It would be interesting to check it out...

  The city 3.5 "HDD supports the Serial ATA 3. 0 / ATA 8 interface and in the case of the motherboards HARD disk controller support the SATA3, HARD drive should be able to provide the mentioned interface speed

  Here you will find details of the HARD drive:
  http://Toshiba.SEMICON-storage.com/e...t01acaxxx.html

• Qosmio X 770 107 PSBY5E Bios2.10 2nd SATA3 is there? + sudden closures

  History of fails:
  After 2 years, the second HARD drive (not hybrid) makes noises and died a week later. System on C: (Master HDD) worked well (always originally pre installed one of the factory).
  I decided to switch to a 500gig SSD Samsung Evo 840 by cloning disk HARD hybrid on the first master of science channel. He cloned the original perfectly and I swapped the drives like this: the SSD remained in the notebook on the channel master and work always good HARD drive in the box of spare parts to have a disk of emergency for the future...

  like this, it worked flawlessly almost 8 months. So frequently a warning window open with the message that the RAM full soon will give the Advisor to close some applications. With the Member States, 'Resscoursenmonitor' tool, I had to kill the process svchost.exe and sometimes spoolsv.exe down 50% load and I could work on until the next day that the alert window was. I ran MS updates more frequent now because Skype has started to plant now whenever someone called me. At this stage, of sudden stops (without blue screen) has occurred with a reboot followed. There was no interval for these obvious death - sometimes 5 times a day, sometimes not at all.
  System protocols showed the timestamp of the accidents an error named "Kernel - Power ID41" that is not useful. Hardware or software problem? To find this point, I took the original HARD drive and replaced for the SSD. The first day, that nothing happened, perhaps because it was mostly idling, so on the next day, I started to do the pc works with all updates for the past 10 months, including Skype, Java etc... On day 3, he started breaking with both Blackscreen and restarted nicely.

  One last final test should provide confidence that it's a software caused failure: SSD and HARD - drive, BUT on the 2nd Channel SATA. A miracle - nothing happened for a week - it was very good. Happy ending?

  With Samsung Wizard to quickly test the behavior of the DSS on this channel, I realized the canal can do only SATA2 and a bottleneck of the SSD.
  According to the Intel specification page, the chipset provides up to 6-Port SATA 3 Gb/s with up to 2 ports support 6 Gb/s transfer rate. Also the CPU must support the SATA III, but where is the second string of SATA3?
  What is the blue-ray-optical drive?
  Who knows where the second channel SATA3 hides?
  Does anyone have the same problems with this sudden closures?
  Someone at - it the same problem with memory in full?

  The manual does not provide information about this - > on the master channel, the SSD gives, depending on the tool of magician, 6 Gb/s, BUT after a few hours of operation burn Sandra2015-test it hard crashed again.

  I apologise for this many lines - but sometimes a complete picture is necessary.

  OS: Win 7 64 bit / 8 gig Ram / I7 2630QM processor

  MY habits of the user:

  Restart the machine maybe every 6 weeks due to MS updates
  I'm not a gamer
  nothing is twisted upward and not overheating (said sandra2015 58-66 ° CPU / MB, RAM 35 ° 35 °-50 °)
  main Applications running are 2-3 different internet browsers, Skype DAW (Ableton, Rekordbox) and few Explorers Windows-> so nothing major
  I especially wake up the pc only to energy-safe mode that falls automatically - not the user controls
  Spybot and MS Security Essentials is the only protection that no other anti-virus program is used
  Bluetooth and wifi constantly disabled
  Laptop is only in one place in a still wet room always on permanent plugged power cable

• dv9417ca upgrade to SSD SATA3

  I want to spend the hard drive on my dv9417ca which is SATA 120 GB for a 300 GB SSD SATA3. Is this possible?

  Hello:

  I have not read all messages where everyone has been able to install any kind of SSD in a notebook dv6000/dv9000 successfully.

  I read a lot where they asked for help because they have attempted to install one in a dv6000/dv9000 model and could not get to work, was able to help someone.

  Paul

• SATA - SATA2 or SATA3 card?

  Hello HP,.

  I have a laptop of HP 630 and want to install an SSD in the machine.

  However, I do not exactly know what version of the SATA it supported.

  The product number is A3N44PA #ABG.

  I read the other posts on this forum on issues simillar.

  Therefore, I installed and ran PC Wizard 2013 and can provide the following details:

  NorthBridge: Intel Sandy Bridge
  SouthBridge: Intel HM65

  General information:
  Disk controller: Intel 6 Series Chipset Family 6 port SATA AHCI Controller

  Features of disk controller:
  Mode: SATA

  AHCI: Yes

  Legacy IDE: Yes

  NCQ: Yes

  Port multiplier: No.

  eSATA: No.

  I/o ports: 1 o available
  AHCI Version: 1.30

  Bandwidth: 6 Gb/s

  Port #0: Det ATA Device
  Port #1: No device-
  Port #2: No device-
  Port #3: No device-
  Port #4: No device-
  Port #5: No device-

  According to the recording, the bandwidth is 6 GB/s so in theory drive a SATA3 would operate at full speed -?

  Any help on this would be greatly appreciated!

  See you soon!

  IanV.

  Hello

  The report shows 6 Gbps means SATA III (or 3).

  Kind regards.

  Note: is 3 Gb/s SATA II

• HP Pavilion 15-b162sl Sleekbook Hd for 500 GB SATA3 SSD upgrade

  I wanted to ask if the model object supports a hard drive of 500 GB SATA3 SSD, more I wanted to know how to take recovery on the new disk partitions, so you can still take advantage of the restoration of the system from the bios.

  Thank you for your support.

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  See Page 56. Replacing the hard drive on this model is more difficult than the ordinary laptop. You must remove the whole top cover.

  If you want to transfer partitions on the new drive, you must make a clone. Acronis True Image Home works very well and has a fully functional trial version of 30 days to www.acronis.com.

  You will also need a usb adapter to SATA for this and you need to do a sizing partitions unless sure that you don't try to do recovery or system partitions very small or certain things like Windows backup will not work.

  Post back if you need help most. Yes, you can certainly use a 500 GB SATA III SSD. Personally, I have a Samsumg 840 Evo 512 concert in my own laptop.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Support for HP Pavilion Sleekbook 15 SATA3

  Hi all, I am new on this forum!

  I registered ask if someone can clear my mind on the SATA3 supported for this device.

  I have read the manual and I see it has Intel HM77 chipset which has 2 port SATA3 a 4 SATA2 ports

  Now, the Sleekbook has a SATA and a mSATA and it was written in the manual on page 98:

  300 MB/s transfer rate

  So, it stops at speeds SATA2?
  How can I check if it supports real SATA3 speeds?

  It is important for me because I intend to buy an SSD, SATA is only 3 Gbps might I choose a cheaper SSD rather than buying one that uses the full bandwidth of SATA3!

  Thanks to advice

  On a SSD this isn't all about bandwidth. Average speed of transfer is a better measure of the performance of every day, but if you think that you will save a lot by buying a SATA-II disk to proceed.  Unfortunately, I have no access to any better information that you do and all I can say is the HM77 Express chipset supporting up to 2 ports SATA-III of x. I'm not aware of any HP laptops using processors Intel Core gen 3 or higher which is not SATA-III.

  Try SiSoftware Sandra... free:

  http://www.filehippo.com/download_sandra_lite/download/ae20fdcecdc2f0645c983a50d4b3add5/

  If you click on the storage device - disk, it will provide the type and speed of your sata ports under the Articles of transfer mode...

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• 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.

• XPS15 (L521x). 840evo SSD running at speed SATA2, does NOT speed SATA3.

  I bought a L521x was fitted with a 512 MB SSD, which was a 830 SSD from Samsung manufactured for Dell as equipment of OEM for which software Wizard did not work (IE I never checked before HD speed).

  Recently, I upgraded the original SSD with the Samsung SSD 1 TB 840evo and I started to manage the new SSD with magician. Now the bad news discovered is that, although I was expecting a performance gain:

  (1) the Windows index on the HD has not changed: always 7.7;

  (2) Wizard reports the speed SATA2 instead of the expected to the SATA channel SATA3.

  I know that the intel HM77 chipset supports the SATA3 specification.

  The OS is Windows 7 Ultimate x 64. The boot is via the BIOS (not UEFI). The partition table is the MBR (not GPT). The system is updated with the latest version of the BIOS and latest drivers. Of course replace the HD, I used the original connectors provided by Dell with Notepad.

  What wrong with my setup? In other words: why the SSD running at speed instead of SATA3 SATA2?

  Thanks in advance.

  Antonio

  Reference Dell Germany replied:
  http://www.maxrev.de/was-haltet-IHR-vom-Dell-XPS-15-l521x-t286801, start, 120.htm

  I found information that A16 has developed because there are poblems to the disks that were connected through SATA3 and this is the reason why they wer strangled to SATA2.

  I asked my supervisor... no new version comes out. You can stay with the A14.

  A15 should be fine or any lower version should be fine. Download it from the Dell site. The software allows a drop in ratings.

• Alienware 15 R2 SSD SATA3 or PCIe?

  Does anyone know if the m2 within the new R2 port is SATA3 or PCIe? I'm still waiting on my R2 is displayed and you want to add a Samsung 850 EVO or a Samsung SM951. While both drives are M.2 the connector is obviously different for each reader.

  the two, you can install both types of SSD

• HP Pavilion 15-n067nr: HP laptop with Sata3 only detected as Sata2

  All the information I can find online about my model stipulates that it is SATA3. Given his age and the fact that it supports same USB3.0, I don't see why he would not support SATA3 as well.

  However, after the upgrade my hard drive to a Samsung 500 GB SSD 850 Evo, the speeds are half what they should be and there is a message stating that the system supports NO Sata3.

  Is it a driver based problem? Something related chipset AMD I'm missing? I ran all the drivers on the HP site for my laptop. The question still persists.

  Help, please!

  Hello

  USB 3.0 and SATA 3 are two different things. The plug, most likely your machine uses SATA 2. Please use a tool mentioned on the next post to check:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-hardware/Pavilion-G6-SATA-6-Gbits-s/m-p/1576129#M73605

  Kind regards.

• Problems of E6420 with SSD SATA3

  I've been running my E6420 with a standard drive RPM Hitachi 7 k for over a year without any problems.  For reference, the disc label shows SATA 3 Gb/s (i.e. SATA2).

  I recently got a neutron GTX SSD Corsair, which of course supports SATA3.  When installing in Bay SATA internal of my E6420, the BIOS usually does not recognize the disc at all, although sometimes the BIOS sees it, but Windows 7 does not start with various "I/o error',"General read error"or"missing bootmgr"messages.

  Interestingly, if I put the SSD in an eSATA enclosure, the SSD is systematically identified correctly in the BIOS and Windows 7 installs and starts well enough, but at slow speeds of the eSATA port.

  Now...  Before point us to the drive being bad, I installed the SSD drive in a desktop equipped with a port SATA3 and DSS ran flawlessly at full speed.

  So, it seems NOT to be a problem with the drive.

  That said, it's always a weird situation that, apparently, Bay SATA internal of my E6420 is very happy with the conduct of a RPM Hitachi 7 disc k SATA2 speeds up, but has problems with a SATA3 SSD.

  Any ideas?  Is it possible to control the internal SATA Bay and perhaps force mode SATA2 or SATA3?  I guess that all this should be automatic...

  Thank you!

  Well, I'm happy to announce that my neutrons Corsair GTX is now functioning very well in my E6420.  Unfortunately, it took 2 motherboard replacement, but now I'm all good!  ATTO shows 450-500 MB / s, which is awesome!  Thanks for all the tips on the road, just the world - but it looks like it was just a problem of material in the end.

• HDD and DVD problem SATA1 and SATA3

  Yesterday my computer started to have problems with Seagate on SATA3 (disc L) disc. Finally my L drive has not even appear under my computer. After that, I noticed that my DVD ROM is not appear as a drive letter more either. I have an E521.

  Boot Samsung on SATA disk 0.

  Burner DVD player SATA 2.

  DVD ROM was in SATA 1.

  Seagate disc L was on SATA 3.

  I have SATA 0 (boot disk) and 2 SATA DVD burner. Both known and always good work.

  If I move the burner DVD SATA 1 or SATA 3, it does not appear in my computer.

  If I add L or DVD-ROM SATA drive 2 neither one works there either.

  SATAs are turned on in the BIOS.

  It seems that the SATA-1 and SATA 3 work at all and when I try 2 devices which were attached to SATA 1 and SATA 3 on SATA2 they fail there also.

  Is is possible that the SATA-1 and SATA 3 are "toast" and "grilled" these 2 devices when they got out?

  The SATA-1 and SATA 3 attached somehow?

  After extensive troubleshooting, it seems that only SATA 0 and SATA2 actually work more and DVD ROM or Seagate Drive L will work on SATA 2 (a known port work.)

  If I just plug in and go to F2 under SATA options, each unit is actually recognized in the BIOS but never appears in my computer or in storage devices in administrative tools.

  Nothing has changed I was runnning like that for more than a year.

  Any help much appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Message edited by miller8b on 07/07/2008 12:10
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• 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.