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• 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;

  

• The p300 supports booting from an SSD PCIE NVMe adapter?

  Hello

  I think I have a samsung 950 pro with an ssd PCIe adapter to start windows 10 on a thinkstation P300 (Machine type 30AG, e3-1281 processor v3 with latest bios-22/06/2016 FBKTC6AUS).

  Will this work?

  THIS MARKET! (Sorry for the caps, but I'm so excited.)

  I have installed the 950 pro in a pcie adapter, put it in the P300, installed the driver Samsung NVMe, initialized and formatted the disc (in the GPT, which is the same as my previous drive C) and then downloaded samsung data migration. I migrated my previous drive C to the new 950 pro, then shutting down my computer. I've detached from the old C drive, rebooted and went into the bios (F1) and I put the pro 950 (under 'other devices') # 1 start order.*

  It starts in windows 10 beautifully, as if she was made to do so; no hiccups, it simply works.

  Although NVMe readers are not officially supported on the P300, Samsung somehow got to work. I strongly suspect that it has to do with the pro Samsung 950 ROM option, which resides in the SSD and not on the computer, which allows you to start.

  * Make sure you just under "other devices" the 950 pro is the only drive listed. I have a data esata drive connected to my computer and the 950 pro as well as my data disk appears under the heading "other devices." at the start, my computer complains that no operating system is found. However, if I turn off my esata drive before starting, the p300 boots perfectly. I just turn on my esata after that I'm on windows.

• P50 and SSD PCIe-NVMe

  Does anyone know what brand/model/version of the solid state drive comes with a ThinkPad P50 configured with a 512 GB SSD PCIe - NVMe?

  I called the center of support here in the United Kingdom, but they couldn't help.

  I saw a lot of people tend to buy a HD at low prices and then swap with a Samsung 950 PRO NVMe m2.

  Could this SSD (950 PRO) be set as main (and only) disc?

  Thank you.

  You will need for the SSD tray to be ordered separately.

  https://www.lenovoquickpick.com/USA/system/ThinkPad/p-series/P50#accessory/66383

• SSD PCIe m2 for Alienware Alpha R2 configuration

  I bought an R2 with configuration with M2 PCIe SSD 256Go. However when I check the info in app Support of Dell, the SSD is connected to SATA PCIe not. And the speed of the signal's SATA 6 GB.

  I suspect that this SSD is a SATA SSD of M2. Not a PCIe, I chose.

  I saw online messages that other R2 is bundled with Toshiba nvme SSD (THNSN5512GPU7), but mine is Samsung model CM871a. CM871a is a model very bad performance.

  Appreciate any help and clarification from Dell.

  No it's not true. R1 has only a single PCIe slot that is Wifi but R2 has a more use of SSDS m2. Your used SATA interface SSD because SSD, you got is a SATA SSD m2. If you use a PCIe we (m key), it will run on the PCIe interface. It supports even the Protocol NVM express if you use SSDS as pm951 or 950 pro.

  Contact Michelle and she may be able to arrange a replacement for you.

  But to be honest on daily use is not much of a difference. And SSD PCIe runs very hot and causes the loud fan noise.

• SSD and SSD PCIE

  Please I need to know what is the PCIE SSD and why his petter as SSD?

  It's a metaphor. The SATA bus isn't as high bandwidth data i.e. because he can't use that whole part of the data bus in the processor.
  
  This is one of those that makes me wonder if it of a real question or are you just messing with us? Prove you're not and ask about a real problem of the computer.

• 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.

  Please let me know if that solves the problem by marking this post as "accept as a Solution. To simply say thank you, click the Thumbs up below!

  Thank you.

• Ubuntu M.2 SSD PCIe

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  I installed ubuntu 14.04 on my P900. In ubuntu, I can't find my drive SSD (M.2 PCIe, conector flex). Do you know what could be wrong with that? Thank you.

  
  

• 2015 17 "envy: ssd pci-e ssd

  Can I make my ssd for a pci-e ssd on a 17 t Envy? Thank you

  donbev wrote:

  Can I make my ssd for a pci-e ssd on a 17 '' want to 2015? Thank you

  Hello

  Why should you do this?  What is your craving 17 "? Please follow the instructions below to find the product/model of your machine:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00033108

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• Update Bios of SSD PCIE optimized

  Hi, I would like to know if that optimized pcie x 4 NVMe SSD Bios Update will work on my VN7 - 791 G. It has listed for the VN7 - 792G as well as update the audio drivers Realtek that are not listed for mine (same Realtek audio though) so I see not why there is a conflict. Even with the Synaptics touchpad driver. I think maybe that the Acer update page is not up-to-date on my older Nitro.

  I don't see how the Chipset Intel driver would not work (I think) because I am running Haswell not Skylake.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hello

  It will not work to be short. The checkum will see that the BIOS is not designed for the G 791 and it will not install it.

  Go where are you sure that 791G also has support of Nvme?

• Alienware 15 m2 ssd: PCIE or SATA?

  Hello

  I tried to search, but couldn't find a clear answer on this. Is the m2 slots in the new Alienware 15 compatible with pcie SSD m.2? or just sata SSD of m2?

  Example: Can I use the new Samsung XP941 ssd m2?

  I re - install windows 8 with the alienrespawn recovery. It install all drivers too, is amazing.

  the screws do not come with the knees and do not come too with the ssd. you need to buy it. In my case, I went to a place where the portable computers reapir people and buy 2 (easy) and I can't wait.

  I'm doing another answer showing how do

  

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• 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?

• 2015 Macbook Pro 2.8 GHz > 16GB RAM 1 TB > PCIe SSD > overheating with Thunderbolt Display 27 "> Constant MAX RPM fan speed

  Hello community,

  First of all, I want to congratulate Apple on the construction of such a laptop well. It is a luxury product that is clearly desired by most people, which I understand very well that he's a new owner. But entering the heart of the problem that I face outside this machine being an external engineering masterpiece.

  Professional background:

  I'm a computer engineer / scientist / programmer by profession. I am currently employed at Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) as a Senior Consulting Engineer level IV for their BIG Data Software Division. Yes, I program (Java and c#), scripts (powershell, batch and SQL), solutions architect, design, to test software and debugging, implement large enterprise-level solutions ranging from a cluster of 2 mirrors servers-to-of thousands of servers to multiple clusters (even from a perspective of work station of the missions of deployment from 200 KB - to - 50 jobs in the world) work with SQL databases on a daily basis, working with storage devices (SAN mutli-million dollar NAS and DAS), provide an infrastructure troubleshooting and problem resolution, have 8 international recognised certifications, a degree of master of science and involved with concerts on the side as well as build computers as a hobby. My computer knowledge is vast and my RESUME goes beyond what I have briefly described. It is important that I give this background to demonstrate that my level of computer knowledge is beyond the scope of this post.

  Laptop Usecase:

  Recently I bought mid-2015 Macbook Pro 15 "2.8 GHz Intel i7 quad core, AMD dedicated GPU, 16 GB of RAM, 1 Portable SSD PCIe TB from an authorized Apple dealer. To maximize the beauty of this gem, I also bought a monitor Thunderbolt Apple 27 "due to its ability to offer a dedicated gigabit NIC and additional USB connectors. Basically, the screen acts as a central docking for the laptop and offers additional i/o that does not have the laptop (somewhat a disappointment that it's called a 'PRO' for laptop - this can be discussed in an extra thread).

  I will mostly use the laptop for tasks related to work as operating on dozens of remote servers via RDP, using office 2011 and 2016 Lync, Eclipse for Java programming, access the HPE intranet for related tasks at work, set up conference calls, connection with clients remotely via WebEx or TeamViewer and typical everyday computing. For fun, I'll use the laptop to compose music through Logic Pro X, browsing the Web, doing work with Photoshop/Lightroom/and other products Adobe, Web browsing, Email, Youtube, NetFlix, coding, and other basis for computing tasks.

  Question:

  I am primarily an engineer Windows to the heart and don't work well with Unix/Linux, so forgive me if certain acronyms and terminology is slightly outside when it comes to the OS.

  The question that I am currently facing is how HOT and high cell phone VOICE gets during very little use. It seems that, given the 27 "Apple Thunderbolt connected display cause heating and the fans to be excessive and loud. 'A little' work around the question I unplugged the lightning poster power adapter and have dedicated the trendy laptop adapter. It 'a bit' reduces the amount of heat generated, which reduces the speed of the fan to be a little less quiet. However, the noise level of fans and heat is not reduced enough to convince me!

  After the control process during the time of the laptop being extremely strong and warm, I noticed the only vivid process is the process of "kernel_task". However, I debunked this theory by leaving the unit to return to a normal state, that required me disconnected the Thunderbolt display, and the process ran again without all the negative effects of heat and noise.

  So, why Apple would create a laptop that indicates the external monitor is fully compatible, can support up to 2 external displays with no problems and provides a support for this configuration, if there are any other problems when connecting?

  
  

  * Please do not provide responses that I have received a bad laptop or a bad monitor. Appears not to be the case because when I am doing absolutely nothing on the machine, heat is minimal and the fans are 'enough' quiet, even when connected to the Thunderbolt display. However, even simple web browsing on the Thunderbolt display forces do MAX out fans and heat is generated quickly.

  I love this laptop. His elegant, fun to work on, is luxurious and is a potential item that meets all my needs. But I just can't justify spending more than $4 K on a configuration that will cause problems and significantly reduce the lifetime of the laptop.

  1 should I return the laptop and love at first sight appear and waiting for Skylake edition which will be released in the coming months (energy consumption reduced, rising in power and performance, and (?) one possible different GPU that excels much better than 'crap' AMD GPU?

  2. or should I paste and see if a solution or resolution is proposed to the issues that I am experiencing?

  3. I see the same problems all over the internet. Anyone else here has the same problems?

  4. why Apple would invest in this GPU 'cheap' for such a machine power? AMD? Really? (< (less="" than)="" $150="">

  5. How can I host a Lync call with clients when I hear more the laptop that I can hear them?

  My thoughts:

  I spent $6 000.00 on the construction of an incredible machine at home. It has an Intel i7 5960 X Octa-Core processor, nVidia GTX 980, 64 GB RAM Corsair DDR4, 12 TB of disk 7200 RPM, a 512GB SSD for the OS and temporary storage, power 1200 Watt, card reader 5 in 1, a player Blu Ray optical blazing fast, liquid cooling, a Premium Asus Sound Card, the card mother 'best!' on the market (I finished this statement that fans just went back to MAX RPM0 - maybe) because I'm throwing my personal build an Apple forum?), a mechanical keyboard, mouse laser with 12 K dpi and five monitors 24 ".

  I was willing to spend that money on a laptop of luxury that I can travel with, but is it really worth what I'm going through? Also, others on the Internet said they have returned their Macbook Pro for the same model without the dedicated GPU and no longer meet the problem. BUT why someone would invest $3 K in a machine without a good graphics card? IT MAKES NO SENSE TO ME.

  PLEASE, I BEG YOU! Can someone help APPLE me this question?

  If I am not convinced to the contrary, Apple then lost me as a customer forever and return to Windows, I oppose the $4 500.00 I spent. If I am convinced to stay, then Apple will get $4K out of me at all times every 3-4 years, I invested in most any software.

  Also, if I can post a video showing you what I'm listening to, then you will be in shock. Honestly, I'd like to keep this machine, but I need help to understand what is happening and what can be done to correct the problem.

  Thank you

  mjaestewart

  Everyone from Apple have a preview? I am pretty surprised to have not received a response.

  Please help me out here.

  Thank you

  mjaestewart

• P50 M.2 Slot PCIE SSD and SATA SSD?

  My P50 m2 comes with a SATA SSD that I think upgrade to SSD PCIE. Is it not possible?

  Yes.

  In fact, if you chose the 512 GB SSD in M.2 when ordering, it is the Samsung PCIE version.

• R430 2 TB PCI-E SSD options?

  Hi all, we have a client looking to install a 2 TB PCIE SSD (style FusionIO) in their R430.  Is this possible, and is there a model that fits physically?  As I understand it, these are usually quite large for a 1U server to manage.  Reference Dell has a list of models supported somewhere?

  Hello.

  It looks like PCIe SSD are not supported on the R430 server. The next platform is the R630 or T630 which offers support for the SSD PCIe NVMe on backplane configuration.