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• Update of SSD card on end of 2013 iMac 27.

  During the configuration of the iMac 27 (end of 2013), there was an option for the SSD. I checked some videos on the replacement of this SSD card.

  My unit came with just a regular 1 TB HARD drive. I'm assuming that the motherboard has an empty slot I can install an SSD card (and install the operating system). Then I would get a faster start to the top.

  How can I confirm that this motherboard has this empty slot (short to open the computer).

  What are the specs I'm looking to buy this card SSD. There are a couple size SSD cards out there.

  My EMC number is: 2639

  iMac 27 "i5 3.4 Ghz

  What follows is a source of renown for the SSD for Macs. They also have information on the installation and you can contact them by means of contact phone or cat appearing at the top of the page to confirm the correct model. https://eShop.MacSales.com/shop/SSD/OWC/iMac-27-inch/late-2013-late-2015

• I need help opening Aspire R13 (R7 - 371T) to add additional SSD card.

  How to open the bottom of the R13? I can't find any information on this anywhere. I tried it myself. With Acer, I confirmed that there are altogether 12 screws I could locate and remove. However, I tried to lift the cover and then remove without success. It comes off almost halfway in the middle of the longer sides of the top and bottom but everything seems still as if I'm going to break the plastic if I dig everything more difficult. Acer support just tells me to keep searching around the top until it comes off and when I tell it like it will break they default and say to take it to a technician. Help, please.

  PS My apologies if you've already seen this question posted as a response to this post upgrade 1 TB SSD.

  fat_owen,

  There are no screws should be removed to remove this piece of hinge. You don't have to remove the keyboard or screen to access the internal components of the system. Once the hinge is removed, there are 12 tiny screws that need to be deleted to remove the tiny itself.

• card (m-SATA) mSATA SSD on PCI Satellite A500 series

  I don't know if the (e) PCI slot marked "JGPS' (near RAM in the laptop) to Toshiba Satellite A500 1 2 (main chipset: Intel (r) 5 Series/3400 Series) can operate in mSATA mode.

  I want to install in this flash drive SSD card slot (e.g.: Kingston SSDNow v + SMS100S2 / 64G mSATA) and start the system from that drive.

  What is technical specifications of this PCI slot, where is the data on the website of Toshiba?

  Hello

  AFAIK the JGPS is a GPS connector. A mini map GPS might be connected to this connector.
  The ESATA connector is called JESAT, but there is no mSATA connector

• 2015 MacBook Air SSD adapter

  I'm working on an Air of MacBook 2015 for a customer.  The user spilled liquid on the keyboard, and now it does not start.  They took for a genius, whose repair estimate was high enough that they decided to buy a new MBP instead.  I restored their data from a backup and they are in good shape now, but now I want to wipe SSD of the MBA to keep their personal data to end up in the wrong hands.  Two days later and I still can't find an adapter that will allow me to access the drive on another Mac (I don't have an another MBA from 2015 to use).  Any of you know where I can find an adapter to do so, in order to connect to it and wipe it off?  Here are the specs:

  MacBook Air Core i5 - early 2015

  Model #: A1466 (EMC 2925)

  256 GB SSD (Samsung model #: MZ-JPV256R/0 has 2)

  The SSD has a 16 + configuration 12 pins on one side and a configuration pins 11 + 14 on the other.

  Link for reference: http://www.memory4less.com/samsung-ssd-mz-jpv256r-0a2

  I know Macs is very much a moving target because they always change their configurations, but this model came out a few years, and I'm a little surprised that I can't find any SATA or USB adapter for it.  Any ideas how I can erase the disc without physically assault would be greatly appreciated.

  OWC can have a speaker or you can find them on Amazon. Depends on what the SSD card is exactly in the computer. Some Apple computers do not use the standard pinout that Samsung and other manufacturers use to commercial cards, instead they use those who are owners. However, if the card has been damaged then it will be useless.

  Standard PCIe SSD cards have only a pinout on the map, not two, as you can see in the link you provided.

• Question - the upgrade with 3 USB card and esata

  I have an early 2008 Mac Pro Quad core 2.67 going to have maxed out RAM soon and are planning to get a couple of 2 TB seagates Macgurus. I'm a little embarrassed by my lack of knowledge, but I'll put my questions over there anyway. Last year, I bought a 120 GB ssd card Accelsior PCIe mercury OWC - not being aware of the s and outs of things, but I knew it wasn't a port multiplier with two external esata ports. so my question is this: since I have to live with this card can I connect the esata ports to discs in separate outdoor pens and then through disk utility make a raid 0 set, and what size of disc must be effective for the cost the least?  I intend to get a USB 3.0 also so that I can use this speed also.  My other plans must be a drive of fusion with the ssd 120 on the map of Accelsior with a disk of 1td existing in my drive for the system Bay and replace all small readers of seagate more big HARD drive and I'm wondering if the 2 TB is the largest capacity I can use internally. I am on a very limited budget so that's the reason why I'm thinking hdd and if there is someone with advice on a card USB 3 I would appreciate your comments - in fact, I would be happy to comment on everything I mentioned, I'm a little out of the loop on the evolution in recent years. It is possible to configure a raid with two disks of two PPI crd esata ports would there be an advantage with drives of 2 TB or 1 TB disks would work as well for raid 0. Do I intend to put in storage for Time Machine with the USB 3 map, and what size disc would be appropriate for Time Machine? I'm not lazy and waiting for someone to find out - I did weeks of research to get to this point and I just need a little advice. I'm just going through what I know and what I can afford, but maybe I'm missing another solution to try to get a little more speed and back up storage for my photoshop files.

  I do only cc2015 Photoshop, Lightroom and On1software version 10.1 using OS X El Capitan and a cg 276 Eizo monitors more a second older Eizo. My usb ports 2 are all used and I rarely use a firewire port. Thanks in advance to all those who have advice. This is the first time that I have not posted anything on this forum

  Time machine is a USB 2 connection. No real reason for a USB 3 connection.

  There is no RAID in disk utility in El Capitan. Apple dropped the disc utility in El Capitan. However, you can still the Terminal commands to configure RAID.

  https://www.reddit.com/r/OSX/comments/3d7aw2/does_el_capitan_disk_utility_suppor t_raid.

  You should be able to create a set with eSata RAID

  Here is a map of the BSE 3 compatible with El Capitan.

  http://www.sonnettech.com/product/allegrousb3pcie4port.html

  USB 3.0 Mac Pro 2008 El Capitan

  Make sure that the card said it works with El Capitan. Some cards USB 3 is no longer with El Capitan as the CalDiget of first generation card.

  Internally the Mac can also use large HD depending on availability. However, there is a bug that first appeared in 10.8.4 and has not yet been set. To format a plu 2.2 to internal HD:

  -Use a disk utility of all Mac OS X older, including the 10.6 DVD (if your Mac can boot from it) or any of the installation DVD player or boost saved work.

  -Another solution is to move this drive in an external case and delete it there (assuming your case is modern enough to deal with readers more than 2.2 to.

  In addition,

  To sled mounting internal:

  The penetration of the screw depth for 'down-screw mount adjacent to the platters' on some readers from over 3 TB have been shortened. This may mean that the live sled down until they adjust and begin to compress the washers on the sled. If this is the case, your drive will not rest flat on the sled and do not breed with the connector backplane without additional adjustment.

• Laptop HP 15-ay013nr: M.2 SSD update for HP Notebook 15-ay013nr

  What type of M.2 SSD is supported in the HP 15-ay013nr laptop?  This unit supports the Samsung 950 Pro 512 GB SSD is like an upgrade?

  This model can have a hard drive or a WSSD m2, but not both. There is a sign of Solid State Drive that fits the WSSD for the same space in the laptop as a hard drive or SSD of full size. From a SATA hard drive and the m2 plug into the connector as well, I would say that you should use a SATA M.2 WSSD and not a PCI-e version you ask. It is a new model with a processor of Skylake so not easy to find information, but here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  See p. 56.

  So if you want the WSSD and you order the laptop with a HDD or 2.5-inch SSD, you also somehow locate the SSD card. Just, I would setup an SSD 2.5 inch because I think that the Council will be difficult to locate.

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• M7-u009dx ENVY: Socket SSD ENVY m7-u009dx m2

  Hello, try to determine if my HP ENVY m7-u009dx has (or might have?) a m.2 SSD?  The manual for my model ("HP ENVY m7 Notebook PC (17-u000 through 17-u099 used model numbers") says it is compatible / watch how to (UN) installing an adapter card m2, an exploded view of the laptop shows an SSD card, but manual does not appear where it is, I can't find the plug anywhere on the main map.  I removed the battery and the hard drive and watched all around the main map.

  Hello

  Well, the truth is: the following link shows the specifications of your computer

  http://support.HP.com/au-en/document/c05178681

  It has a SINGLE 1 TB 5400 RPM SATA and the manual says that the series may have one of the following options:

  

  Machine you can not have both.

  Kind regards.

• NB305 and SSD

  I recently bought a NB305 for professional use (need for portability and battery life)

  I have a question about. I would like to install a 128 GB Kingston SSDNow V-Series Disc both improve performance and independence.

  My questions are, will this work SSD made?

  It will give me a decent increase in performance? (the SSD in my office are wonderful)

  It will improve the battery life?

  The reason why I ask what should otherwise be easy to answer the questions, is that specific data for the HDD and SSD cards are as follows:

  Hitachi HTS545025B9A300 (5K 500. (B) icurrently in my laptop drive:
  Power plug: writing/power 1.4W
  0.5W low idle power
  875 Mbps (109.38MBps)

  Kingston SSD now V Series SNV125-S2 / 128GB 2.5 ":"
  Active power Specs: 5.2 w (TYP)
  Sleep: 0.7W (TYP)
  Sequential speed *.
  ~ 1600Mbps (200 Mbit/s). read; 160 MB/sec writing.

  Now look at that the SSD is much faster, but seems to come at a cost: she uses more than 3 times the power!

  Can it be good? (and same idle is higher!)

  The numbers in a row are the Web sites of respective manufacturers / PDF files so you would think that they would be fairly accurate.

  Of course, the SSD almost twice as fast - but "apparently" uses more than three times the power!

  I look forward to any thoughts.

  See you soon,.
  Rick

  > My questions are, will this work SSD made?
  Why not? SSDS are no different from hard drives, I think you will need a SATA SSD since the NB300 series supports a SATA HDD controller

  > It will give me a decent increase in performance?
  Well, access to data should be faster and therefore you should see better performance but to be honest, the NB300 is a notebook where these small performance increases would not really important

  > Improve the battery life?
  Hmm perhaps but if yes then an improvement is not really noticeable since the disk HARD is not the main part which wastes the energy of the battery

• someone just told me that all the retina 2012 and new mbp "are discs SSD. is that correct?

  someone told me that the retina of the mbp all 2012 and later are SSDS. is that correct?

  Yes, it's true.  Systems of the retina are thinner, lighter.  No optical drive and the RAM is soldered to the logic board.  Not designed to be opened by ordinary users like you and me... opening can cancel the warranty and Apple to give an excuse to refuse any repairs.

  The SSD in the systems of the retina are focused on the map (search for mSATA and M2 format SSD.  Apple uses a special interface protocol for its SSD-card so you can't buy just everything-old-drive in off the shelf to use for the upgrade.

• HP ENVY 15-j102np SSD upgrade

  Hello everyone

  I am a question far from buy this mobile

  It fits all my needs, except that I'm not sure that a

  This model has a 1 TB HARD drive. Would I be able to upgrade to a 256 or 512 GB SSD?

  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  The 24GO is for mSATA SSD card.

  Please read the Page 5 of the manual, your model is tested for 256GB & 512 GB so that came out.

  But, there is no problem if you opt for a higher capacity too, system can adapt to it.

  Just get the 2.5 form factor ", 7mm or 9.5 mm thick SSD SATA (6 GB/s or 3 Gbps).

  Kind regards

• Add SSD to ENVY 15-j040el

  Hello

  I'm a 15-j040el, I woud add an SSD card.

  I don't want to replace the HARD drive. Can I add?

  Thank you.

  Kind regards.

  Hello

  See the following list, update of last week (February 11, 2014):

  http://www.mydigitaldiscount.com/mSATA-SSD-Compatability-list.html

  Unfortunaterly that your machine is NOT in the list, you cannot ADD, you can only REPLACE.

  Kind regards.

• HP Envy 15 - AE101NX: HP Envy AE101NX SSD support

  Hello

  I'll buy the new HP Envy 15 "model AE101NX with i7, NVIDIA Graphics of 4 GB, 16 GB of RAM and 2 TB HDD.

  I would like to install additional SSD card in the present.

  According to HP Service Manual PDF, it is mentioned that he supports.

  Double storage configurations (models with i7 processors and 4 GB memory graphics dedicated only)
  1 TB (5400) 9. 5 mm + 256 GB SATA SSD (TLC) m2

  Could someone please confirm if I can add additional SSD to this laptop? Are there additional location availabel to add SSD?

  Thank you

  Vandenplas

  Yes. See page 42 of the manual here. Technically, he is not an authorized end user procedure. However, there are 'only' that you remove the back cover. Need SATA, not PCIe M.2 mSSDs.

  Manual

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• New SSD speed with u410 problem

  Hi, I would ask about my problem. Yesterday I had my old ssd Dams in my ideapad u 410 with one

  A - Data 32 GB SP300 first Pro

  Data sheet:

  Read: 280 MB/s.
  Writing: 260 MB/s.
  IOPS / s: read 12 500/writing 46 000 (random maximum write 4 K)

  and runing on Windows 8 profesional x 64. When I run Crystal diskmark my results are lower as the old 24GB ssd card, I am now around 47 MB/sec write, the old ssd played 69 MB/sec.

  Can someone help me with this problem?

  Thank you.

  renamed topic

  Some ssd compress the data and give you a speed of data compress in their specifications, your old ssd drive might not make it.

  Crystal diskmark performance and go towards the senior, the file / test data / select all 0 x 00 (population 0) and rerun the test.

  John.

• Want to 15 t Touch: question M.2 SSD for HP Envy 15 t Touch (model 15 t-ae100)

  I ordered the HP Envy 15 t Touch (model 15 t-ae100) with the i7 processors and 4 GB of memory graphic discreet. The Maintenance and Service Guide accurate that there is a slot available for one SSD m2.  From what I can tell, it's a SATA 3 (not mSATA or PCIe) slot that will be a 2280 SSD card.  Three questions:

  1. where did the m2 slot located on the motherboard?  Adjacent to the wireless network adapter?

  2. is there a screw included on the motherboard for the SSD m2 card?

  3. any compatibility likely questions if I get the EVO of 850 Samsung 500 GB m2 (MZ-N5E500BW)?

  Thank you very much

  Tom

  Hello @space_thread,

  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems, with the help of the community!

  I stumbled upon your post on the SSD question and wanted to help!

  The m2 slot seems to be located next to the memory Modules.  There is a Phillips PM2.0x3.50 screw that secures the SSD to the system board.  Your product supports the following SSD:

  SSD (m2) drive

  256 GB - 812708-001

  128 GB, 2280 M2 - 829985-001

  128 GB (Best Buy SKUs) - 820547-001

  Therefore the 500 GB m2 will be not compatible.  I hope this helps.

  Source: HP ENVY Notebook PC Maintenance and Service Guide (Chapter 6, Page 42-43).

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