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• T440: m.2 speed NGFF SSD does not as expected

  Hello world

  I bought the 128 GB model of the MyDigitalSSD Super Cache 2 (see here). Write speeds are as expected, about 170 - 190 MB/s. However, the playback speed is capped at 270 MB/s, although it should reach well above 400 MB/s. It is confusing to me. I installed the SSD m.2 in the same location where the original cache my T440 (16 GB, SanDisk) module has been installed. "My disk info' indicates that the drive works in mode ' Serial ATA/600", as I figured first it can be flown just SATA/300, and therefore it would make sense that the playback speed is capped at "."< 300="" mb/s.="" but="" this="" doesn't="" seem="" to="" be="" the="">

  Is that what I can do to improve performance?

  See you soon!

  NZ

  SOLUTION: Install the SSD drive in slot m2 next to one that contains the WIFI module. It will be free if you order the module WWAN / 3G. But it supports SATA III, while the slot under the battery is apparently not. In this regard, I am puzzled why Lenovo installed the module cache SATA original there.

• Addition of SSDS to yoga 13

  I bought a 13 of Yoga with 128 GB SSD. I think that maybe it's too small. I should return it for the 256 GB ($300), or is it more profitable to add more ssd in the extra slot.

  Thank you!

  $300 covers more than an SSD upgrade, it also comes with a 8 GB memory and a faster processor (i7).

• Qosmio F60 - 10K and the SSD speed

  Hello I have a new problem xD maybe not so great :)

  I bought Mushkin SSD 240 B speed Delux Calisto is 285/275...
  I have install Windows will receive with my laptop via Recovery DVD and I put out-of-box installation, my SSD speed benchmark is 200 about 150/145 and no more as I bought it I read somewhere it's not good for the SSD put in IMAGE and recovery CD Toshiba Windwos shoe IMAGE and I think it is for this reason It decreases my speed of SSD.
  So quastion is how solution maybe put on SSD speed over 200 MB is install fee Windwos 7 not out of box or?

  Btw2... I want to crypt my SSD with TrueCrypt 7. 0 has... How this decrease my SSD speed if anyone knows.

  Thank you to all who help me, final problem that I put on this forum has been resolved because nice people :) all ty!

  Hey,.

  Of course you can test it with your own installation of Windows, but I doubt it s a problem with the operating system preinstalled Toshiba. I mean this image is tested and configured for your laptop

  In your case, I would also check the version of the firmware of your SSD. There may be an update for it.

  Also, make sure that the version of the BIOS of your laptop is newer.

• HP Pavilion Notebook - 17-f250: new SSD not recognized, Pavilion 17 AMD drivers

  Hello

  I bought the laptop (HP Pavilion Notebook 17-f250) on September 2015 and this September 2016, I decided to upgrade with a 2nd SSD.

  I bought a caddy, placed my SAMSUNG EVO 850 PRO inside, removed the optical drive and then place the CART inside the laptop. It fit perfectly, no problem there.

  But Windows does not recognize it at all in MANAGEMENT OF DISKS.

  It is not here in order to format it, etc...

  My IDE/SATA appears as "AMD SATA CONTROLLER".

  I can not find anywhere no possibility of enablev AHCI etc... My BIOS is not an option to check if the AHCI drivers are enabled or not.

  With the AUTOMATIC DETECTION is my driver: AMD APU A4-6210 with graphics AMD RADEON R3.

  My operating system is WINDOWS 10.

  FYI, I bought another same SSD for my office and worked smoothly. I only have a problem with my laptop, and I can't figure out how to recognize the Windows SSD!

  BR,

  Dionisis

  What caddy you bought? There are a lot of these on the market and some are not made with the highest quality control. You may have it tested with another hard drive?

  Second, the interface for the optical drive is SATA which is ahci. The drivers are not the issue.

  Finally, put an SSD in an optical drive is a little excessive spending from one optical drive interface is slower, so the speed of SSDS is wasted. It would be much better to put a regular hard drive large, slow in the optical Bay for storage. Having an SSD in there won't be fast in all directions. Also, a disc in an optical Bay will not be initiated.

• Yoga 2 Pro - very slow Wifi, ~0.74Mbps - 3Mbps

  Hi, I've had my Yoga 2 Pro for a few weeks now and I thought it was my imagination until I decided to perform a speed test. The wifi on the laptop is really slow. Run the speed test (speedtest.net) on my desk I have 17.5Mbps, while on my yoga 2 pro I get various ones between 0.75 and 3Mbps.

  It would have taken me well over an hour to download the latest drivers wifi. Instead, I downloaded on my desktop and put on my laptop HARD drive.

  Whatever it is, the latest drivers did not fix the problem of slowness, I have tried many "patches" on the thread on the wifi of a fall, and performance, but unfortunately nothing worked.

  Does anyone have any ideas on how to solve this problem? I'm bordering on his return it if I can't get it resolved soon.

  Don't you hate it when you manage to solve a problemn moments after you ask for help?

  I now have my speed test 2 of Yoga Pro 17Mbps.

  I installed and used wifi Intel connections Manager is opposite to the windows one.

  That's all...

  Hope this helps someone else!

• Presario V2036AP / PP967PA #UUF: Compaq Presario V2000 laptop / laptop SSD upgrade

  I have a Compaq Presario model No. Laptop computer V2036AP.

  It's Nr is PP967PA #UUF.

   

  Other details are,

  • Processors:-Intel Centrino
  • RAM:-upgrade to 2 GB (1 GB x 2)
  • OS:-upgrades to Windows 7 Home Edition, Service Pack 1, 32-Bit

   

  The HARD original disk that came with the laptop crashed 2 days back (November 1, 2015) and since then, I searched like crazy on the net about upgrading to an SSD, but did not all relevant information on my particular model referred to above and therefore this message.

  My questions are:-

  • Option-1, can I get an internal SSD 128 or 256 GB?
  • If so, what should be the specifications for the SSD?
  • Should what changes I make for the Option-1?
  • Option-2, can I get an SSD external and operated through one of the 3 USB Ports?
  • Should what changes I make for the Option-2?
  • Option-3, can I mount a HARD drive external and operated through one of the 3 USB Ports?
  • Should what changes I make for the Option-3?
  • Option-4, can I mount a 128 or 256 GB internal HARD drive?
  • What should be the specifications for HARD drive internal for Option-4?

  I'm really interested to be my laptop above through SSD only, so if anyone can give a solution for this purpose, it will be very very useful.

  Waiting for your first answers & thanks in advance!

  Best regards

  LUCKYSTRIKE

  No he is the type of hard disk and how it connects, and you have this kind

  

  And an SSD is like this:

  

  See the difference in the interface? It is a kind of hole plug round/square of the thing. I could go on technically on different types of storage controllers and how to optimize the speed of SSD, but the different plug-ins is a killer deal from the outset.

  On what you can do if you want to speed up the hard disk, performance is to find a 7200 RPM hard drive PATA (top photo), which will be much faster than 4200 or 5400 RPM nature, which is probably what has / have. I actually bought a supply of 60 GB 7200 RPM IDE/PATA drives of the laptop that I use in my hobby of refurbishing older laptops. I don't want to sell to a member of the Forum HP (kind of conflict of interest), but I can probably direct you to the place I got them if you will send me a PM.

  My best real advice is that your laptop if it were a car would have the right to have "Antique" plates and is actually just a little newer than some of the 'old' portable in my "vintage" collection The market is very respectful of the buyer and you can get a laptop that will run rings around you for maybe $300 these days and will allow you to use a modern OS with a semblance of security. I don't think not that your could run anything newer than XP.

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

• X61T, Support SATA-II, 150Mbps SSD problems

  I bought a high speed of SSD (X 25 - M G2) for my Thinkpad X 61 Tablet with the hope of reaching a ultra fast and silent machine. I installed a new copy of Windows 7, with each firmware and drivers updated to the latest news releases... Unfortunately for X 61 Tablet support SATA-II has been capped at 150Mbps. Now performance my SSD is slightly better than a 7200 RPM HARD drive.

  What I understand other discussions on this topic, is that Lenovo put this course intentionally artificial speed (while supporting material is here). Is this true? If so, it is totally unacceptable.

  My X61T is a perfect tool for me and incomparable with its LCD high-resolution (1400 x 1050). If you upgrade to a mediocre 200 X, it just won't cut it. PDF documents appear as print (a 144dpi of resolution LCD screen), and I'm totally paperless now.

  It is technically possible to raise this ceiling? If so, where can we write to Lenovo? Any suggestions?

  Thank you

  Koray

  Hi koray and welcome to the Lenovo user community!

  This x6x topic has been discussed ad nauseam in various for a. Search and you will find discussions here and elsewhere that you can contribute to.

  That said, I don't think its useful to start another thread on the subject, so I'm going to block it.

• Media Cache files / Media Cache database / Scratchdisk on SSD?

  Hello

  I have a 120 GB SSD in my C: drive use.

  "Media Cache files" and "Database Cache" sit enabled by default on C: drive - which is in my case an SSD that is faster than my 7200 RPM D: drive.

  Default location of the scratchdisk is in the project plan, who are always on the 7200 RPM D: drive.

  Now my question: what files should I keep on the SSD drive - and which ones on 7200 RPM drive? The better course would be to have everything on the SSD, but the simple truth is his only 120 GB and more than half is used for etc system files already.

  I get a noticeable performance improvement if I use the SSD as scratchdisk?

  I get a noticeable performance loss if I use 7200 RPM disk for my media and Database Cache files?

  Also more information on this topic: when (any drive) are media and automatically deleted database Cache files? How does this work, because if it does delete anything automatically, after 30 projects your computer must be complete with these media Cache files...

  And the same question for the scratschdisk? Although I imagine that you must do it manually since its in the draft card anyway.

  I thank all!

  Mambo

  # The advantage of speed of SSDS is primarily marketing hype and not noticeable when editing. Comprehensive tests with conventional 8 versus 8 7200 drives SSD in a raid showed no benefit at all, in fact it was even a bit slower than conventional disks.

• Time machine / Spinning wheel

  Hello

  Start of Time Machine backup, my computer keeps freezing and I see a spinning wheel. All applications become slow or unresponsive. After a few hours, the backup appears to complete successfully. When a backup is running, the computer behaves normally. I was not able to understand what the problem is.

  OSX: El Capitan 10.11.6 (15G 31)

  MacBook Pro (retina, 13 inches, beginning 2013)

  Data on hard drive size ~ 220 GB

  Location of the backup: time capsule; connected via a wireless connection; backup data size ~ 380 GB; available on time capsule size ~ 1.6 to.

  Internal drive: APPLE SSD SM256E Media, 251 GB SATA

  I checked the integrity of the file system to my computer and the time capsule (using first aid in disk utility). No problem was found. Encrypted (FileVault) HDD and backup.

  Make a test of the actual read and write speed of SSD... for example, blackmagic, drive test software. It is extremely fast.

  Open the activity monitor and check the load on the processor and memory free... Although this activity to El Capo monitor actually shows, is somewhat a mystery.

  Check the log of the error messages... Although I doubt that something bad will appear.

  Upgrade installed you El Capo on Yosemite etc.?

  Have you done a memory NVRAM and SMC reset? It is worth a go if you haven't.

• MacBook Pro mid 2012

  So, I just bought a Macbook Pro 13.3 mid 2012. It got to me- but I would like to know if I can buy Apple Care for her.

  I got a trade place guaranteed purchase option when I got it and I opted to have the warranty coverage.

  But, when I get the machine I'm going to save it with Apple and I hope to be able to get some Apple Care.

  It has 8 GB (already updated) inside with a 250 (?) Drive hard SSD I am inclined to think that it means a 256 a.

  Which can develop this machine at?

  Some places I hear - other 16GB and 8GB.

  What hard drive? It's a SSD drive - so what can it be upgraded to and who would be the best configuration?

  I would appreciate any info on what I am a complete newbie when it comes to Apple-with the exception of the Apple ipad mini.

  Carol

  You hear 16 GB because it is probably no new referendum early 2015 MacBook Pro with the Retina display. It is an old Mac and it can only be improved up to 8 GB of RAM.

  With respect to the storage, you can switch to 512 GB Solid State Drive. If you need to store more speed (below SSD) receivable, you can also have the (1024 GB) 1 TB HDD.

• Satellite U940: 2.4Mbit / limit using Intel WLan - N 2230

  Hi support and other users,

  I have a toshiba Satellite U940 windows 8, brand new laptop with Intel® Centrino® Wireless - N 2230, wireless but I do not get speed greater than 2.4 Mb

  http://www.Speedtest.net/result/2844225725.PNG

  This result is the same when downloading from newsgroups.
  On Ethernet is that the speed is 10 MB

  I tried the same thing on this forum http://communities.intel.com/thread/32017
  I did have the problem with an older laptop... It is not the router, I get the best speeds with older laptop.

  I tried diverend drivers, installed driver update with Windows update, but nothing does.

  You hhave a solution, I guess the wireless centrino is not good...

  I bought this laptop for high speed with ssd, also need a connection with wifi broadband...

  Help please...

  Masterdam

  Hello

  The Intel Centrino Wireless - N 2230 supports WiFi standards 802.11 b/g/n and it runs at 2.4 GHz only
  Do you have what standard chosen in your router settings?

  Please also see the Wlan standard that is defined for the wireless network adapter. You can do this in
  Control Panel-> Device Manager-> Wlan card properties-> Advanced tab

  To get the full 802.11 N speed, your router and wireless network card should be on the 802.11 N only.

• Qosmio X 500 does support SATA III controller?

  Hello

  I think of one of my drives hard X500s replace with an SSD.
  So now I'm wondering whether to buy a SATA II (3 Gbps) or SATA III (6 Gbps).

  I understand that both standards will work on any SATA controller, but it the X 500 has a controller SATA III, so that I can take advantage of the extra speed of SSD? Because if not, I'd settle for the SATA II slower (and cheaper).
  Thanks in advance,
  Yanni

  Why you n t install a material such as Everest Home Edition or Sandra Software diagnostic tool.
  These tools are freeware and would provide details of s for laptop hardware.

  I also googled a bit for details, but I found just that mobile information supports the SATA interface. So it s mentioned not really what SATA controller is

• I own a Macbook pro mid 2012. Now I want to increase the RAM of 4 GB to 8 GB, please suggest if this update will help me to improve my performance to macbook.

  I own a Macbook pro mid 2012. Now I want to increase the RAM of 4 GB to 8 GB, please suggest if this update will help me to improve my performance to macbook.

  It will help in cases where the applications require more than 4 GB of RAM.  Otherwise, there will be no noticeable difference.  If you really want to increase the speed, an SSD is the best option.  They cost about 3 x's + more than a traditional HDD of same capacity...

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• HP Pavilion HPE h8-1375ea: adding PART 3 ports for HP Pavilion.

  I plan to change the noisy (continually chirruping) 3 TB Hitachi HARD drive mounted in series in my system and install two 480/500 GB SSD - probably of Sandisk or Kingston.  One will be the master (operating system and data) the other will purely be a weekly "clone" of the master.

  The mobo in my bench is the Formosa Pegatron, which, as far as I can see, only has SATA 2 ports equipped.  For most of the speed the SSD, I need use 3 SATA 6GBs.

  Can anyone advise as to the best, reasonable price, good performance SATA 3, 4 ports (I might consider 2 port) controller card PCI-e which fits into my system.  I didn't need RAID or Duo Hyper.

  Thank you very much.

  Ken.

  Hi Ken,

  I don't know what you mean by adding 3 SATA ports.  The Formosa motherboard has six SATA ports.

  

  HP never acknowledged the documentation that indicates that grouped four SATA ports are 3.0 or 6.0 GB/s. However, the Z75 chipset should be able to support up to six SATA III ports.  If you have a processor of IVY bridge, then you should be able to test the port speed using a SATA III HD or SSD.