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• Tecra R10 you need Intel Turbo Memory?

  Hello
  I intend to change my Vista to XP, and I see that XP does not support Intel turbo memory. But I see no where is the laptop as Intel Turbo memory.

  So my question is is it in Tecra R10 - 10s Intel Turbo Memory

  Thank you

  Akuma thanks for this information. To be honest it was not known to me ;)
  See you soon

• Qosmio G40 - Intel Turbo Memory issue on Windows 7

  The Intel Turbo Memory does not work in my Qosmio G40 Windows 7. I tried different ways to install the drivers but only the work of the Intel Matrix Storage Console.

  If I try to install the full Pakage Robson, the material remains marked as a problem in the Device Manager and the computer crashes every time he goes into mode 'sleep'.

  Is there a way around this, or should I disable this feature (which was working under Vista before)? thanx

  Hello

  This feature isn t so important because he doesn't make a strong performance gain, but in your case I would try to update the BIOS. Maybe it will work or let's say that the computer goes into mode 'sleep' correctly again. The latest version, you can download the Toshiba site.

  What Intel driver, you have exactly? Have you tried the Toshiba site?

• INTEL Turbo Memory Module 1 GB (Robson Modul) in a Satellite A200?

  Hello

  a Satellite A200 - 14 d a slot PCI Express free for INTEL Turbo Memory (Robson Modul) Modul?

  Thank you

  As much as I know the use of these memories is not possible. Satellite A200 has slots for standard RAM modules only.

• Satellite A300/M00 has room for Intel Turbo Memory?

  Hello
  My question is, "the A300/M00 has room for Intel Turbo Memory and if so y at - it a tutorial to place the module in.

  Kind regards
  Matthew Gill.

  I don't think that. Intel abandoned cards Robson earlier this year due to the absence of performance benefits.

• Re: Can I install Intel Turbo Memory on Satellite L40?

  Hello!

  Would it not possible to install the latest Intel Turbo Memory on Satellite L40 with chipset 965 series?
  This would negate the pre-installed Intel matrix storage control driver?

  Is this something with Windows readyboost and what benefits will I have to install this software.
  I think that when I bought this laptop there is no preinstalled software from Intel Trubo memory.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  What L40 do you have exactly? I asked it because the L40 would need some additional feutures in support of the Intel Turbo Memory.

  _The Intel Turbo Memory supports the following Intel chipsets: _
  Mobile Intel® 4 Series Express Chipset family
  Chipsets Intel® Series 4
  Intel® 3 series Express Chipset family
  Intel® Mobile GM965 Express Chipset
  Intel Mobile PM965 Express Chipset

  _The chispet must use one of the following controllers: _
  Intel® ICH10R Serial ATA AHCI Controller Hub
  Intel® ICH9M/ICH9M-E Serial ATA AHCI Controller Hub
  Intel® 82801IR Serial ATA AHCI controller hub (ICH9R)
  Intel® 82801IR Serial ATA RAID controller hub (ICH9R)
  Intel® Serial ATA AHCI controller 82801HBM (ICH8M)
  Intel® Serial ATA AHCI controller 82801HEM (ICH8M-E)

  You should first check to see if your hardware would be supports the Intel Turbo Memory feature.

  What OS you have installed on your Satellite L40?
  Some high-end notebooks have Intel Turbo Memory installed, which is designed to increase the performance for the Microsoft Vista operating system.
  If this Intel Turbo Memory feature is ONLY available using the Vista!

  By the way; If you want to know what benefits the Intel Turbo Memory offers please check this Intel product page:
  http://www.Intel.com/design/Flash/NAND/TurboMemory/316979.PDF

• 1.6 GHz 1.8 GHz vs. benefits of the turbo memory? a/b/g/n vs a/b/g

  Three questions really...

  Is there a significant difference in performance between processors clocked at 1.6 GHz and 1.8 GHz? If so, how is this affecting production of heat/energy.

  What is the advantage of the hd turbo memory cache and it interacts badly with vista?

  Is a comopatible n-network card as the Intel Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN has significantly lower energy consumption that thinkpad atheros card? (I read this on another forum) Otherwise, I decide that I really have need compatibility n-network because few of these networks exist.

  The difference in speed is minimal between the two processors of the same generation, i.e. Core Duo or Core 2 Duo. The turbo memory benefits are realized only when you do not have a lot of ram for Vista, that is 1 gig or something. If you install 3 GB of ram (market now good enough right) the gain in speed is minimal with Turbo memory is minimal, while your 3 concert can still run under XP not the same for the Intel turbo memory. You can also get half of the allocation of memory Intel turbo using the functionality of Windows Readyboost in Vista, obtained using a fast SD card or a USB key. Wireless cards with doubled the speed of the g version N function, if you much sharing of large files wireless then of course it is useful, but if just use you it for surfing the net so I think 54 Mbps is fast enough.

• ThinkPad T61 Turbo memory

  Hello

  I was just wondering if it would be worth for my thinkpad to buy a turbo memory stick.

  Data sheet: core 2 duo t8300, ram 4 GB, graphic chip nvidia and im working on the acquire an ssd, OS is Windows 7.

  Type of machine is 7663 - 11

  Turbo memory is useless with an SSD.

• Impossible to activate ReadyDrive (Intel Turbo Memory)-

  Hello!

  I have problem with ReadyDrive - I can't allow it. In the Console memory Intel Turbo I can fill the box, but after restarting, nothing happens and ReadyDrive is always disabled. I tried different ways to work around this problem - decommissioning of the BIOS, use of older drivers, reinstalling the system. With no luck. ReadyBoost works. SATA is of course in AHCI mode.

  The other problem is that when you start (after the bios before loading Vista) system stop for about 30-45 sec and wait... wait for nothing.

  The problem started - a few months ago before that everything worked well. So if a system fall I see some sing as «Recovery after blabla...» "- it's Intel Turbo Memory information, recovers the system flash memory. Now he's gone.

  My ThinkPad specification: T61p with Hitachi 7 k 320 drive, Intel Turbo Memory 1 GB.

  Best regards
  Dawid

  PS Sorry for my bad English!

  OK, not a service solution. They said, that the card's fault and they can exchange it (out of stock?), so I'll have the money back guarantee. I think that all people with the same problem have broken.

  Best regards

  Dawid

• Monitoring facility for disabling for Intel Turbo Memory windows XP tool

  Hello

  Readme.txt didt has no information to install "Disabling tool for Intel Turbo Memory" surveillance.

  Anyone know what method can be used to install this driver.

  I have already tested it

  C:\Windows\System32\rundll32.exe setupapi, InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 132 "the inf file name.

  OK, found a solution by myself

  microsoft devcon.exe help you install the INF drivers.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=http: //support.microsoft.com:80/support/kb/articles/q311/2/72.asp&NoWebContent=1

  Like this-> devcon.exe update c:\SmartCard_Reader_Driver\LENOVORD. INF 'USB\VID_17EF & PID_1003'

• Intel Turbo Memory Driver works only on windows XP

  Original title: Intel Turbo Memory Driver

  I'm using toshiba satellite a200-1. I buy my friend. He setupc portable windows7. the computer does not open a day later.  and I install xp on my PC. laptop has an Intel Turbo Memory. But the driver does not not on xp. Intel has say the xp do not support this card. What am I, can I?

  Hello

  Unfortunately this particular chipset only supports 7 and windows vista.
  http://www.Intel.com/support/chipsets/ITM/sb/CS-025855.htm

  I would suggest reinstalling windows 7 on the computer.

  Reference:
  Installation and reinstallation of Windows 7
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/installing-and-reinstalling-Windows-7

• Reviews for Turbo Memory hard disk cache

  What advantage does? Is it just fluff?

  The on-board hard disk cache is not enough? If this is not the case, if it really made something, why would it not longer than 8 MB?

  I don't see any other companies offering this option and can not find much information about it.

  There someone? Someone is taking it seriously?

  Thank you

  Click here... .it gives a good reading on Turbo Memory [courtesy of AnandTech]

• Intel Turbo Memory - useful or not?

  Hello.

  can I install this: E20680-002 Intel Turbo Memory Module 4 GB on my Pavilion DV7-1020ea?

  It would make a difference? I use Windows 7-64 bit.

  I already upgraded one of the HDD with a SSD Corsair with 535mbs/550mbs-reading-writing.

  Robik wrote:

  Hello.

  can I install this: E20680-002 Intel Turbo Memory Module 4 GB on my Pavilion DV7-1020ea?

  It would make a difference? I use Windows 7-64 bit.

  I already upgraded one of the HDD with a SSD Corsair with 535mbs/550mbs-reading-writing.

  Hello

  I don't think that you need.

  http://www.Intel.com/CD/channel/reseller/APAC/Eng/products/mobile/mprod/turbo_memory/396715.htm

  You have a correct SSD drive, so no need for that. It seems to me as a predecessor of the current mSATA cache on the laptop Dv6/7 Envy and TouchSmart Intel. It speeds up the laptop, but in case that the laptop has a pure SSD the mSATA or Turbo Memory is not necessary because the system is even faster. BTW: Corsair will work max up to 300Mbps because the chipset supports only SATA II connection.

• The T410 & T510 Turbo Memory support?

  I think that's what it's called.  You know, where you use an SD card or a USB memory cache extra RAM?  The T410/T510 he takes?

  If so, has anyone tried it?  I have a normal HARD drive not SSD.  I can pick up a 16 GB Class 6 SDHC on sale today for $40 Canadian (about $42 or USD) and I think I might do it if it can help my system.

  Thoughts?  Thank you!

  Thanks for the responses, guys.  I think that peace on the Notebook Review forums (where I also posted this question) it sums up:

  I think that you are thinking about two different things:
  Turbo memory is a memory module flash installed inside the laptop which is anywhere from 1 GB to 4 GB. It can be used for the cache boot files and program files, theoretically improve load time as it can be read fsater than the HARD drive.
  ReadyBoost is a feature of Vista and Win7 where you can plug in a USB stick or a memory card that is sufficient speed, that the operating system uses as an alternative to the swap file on the HARD drive.

  Both technologies, however, don't provide you with many benefits. ReadyBoost is pretty useless if you have more than ~ 1 GB of RAM. Turbo memory offers minimal benefits that are offset by costs - money would be better spent to save for one SSD.

  I think you are talking about ReadyBoost in your case: but with 8 GB of memory, it will not significantly increase your performance (although the SDHC 16 GB would be useful in case you get an SSD with a relatively small storage capacity - I use one to store my music collection).

  In other words - I'm not bothering.

• Turbo memory slot

  I am justifiable assuming on the T400 turbo memory slot is hidden by the battery?  If this is true, is the map of small supposed to stay inside the white plastic?  Also, what film of plastic with the arrows?  I guess it is used for purposes of insertion/ejection.  I wanted to just make sure that the white plastic is intended to remain in the housing.  Thank you.

  Nope, that's your SIMM access boxes WWAN card slot.  The small white card is only to protect the slot.  You must remove the keyboard to get the location of the Turbo Memory.