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  I'd appreciate some advice how to add an SSD 256 (Samsung 840 Pro SSD 256?) to my laptop HP ENVY 17-3290NR (3D).  The laptop came standard with a 80 GB mSATA + 1 TB hard.  I would use the SSD 256 as the stand drive and install the operating system and programs on this drive and store all the data of the 1 TB HD.

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  It's interesting. Normally a bootmgr error message means that the bootloader is corrupted and hard disk not 'dead '... Replacing the hard drive is a quickie shotgun method to solve the problem.

  Have you given up on the SSD?

  The office (w/ASUS Crossfire V formula-Z mobo) I use this type, has the same SSD that you asked. I used the method that I described in the previous post to clone the OS for the SSD. The SSD is the startup disk.

  

• Adding a Cache of SSD drive for my laptop

  I posted earlier about this and got a response from Hüffer... Maybe I misunderstood, but installing the msata ssd is proving to be more complex and more complex that I read in response to Hüffer.

  When I install the SSD and start the system, I not give me the ability to choose which drive to boot from.  Instead the system tried to start, fails, seems to take a dump, and then try again.   If I use the ESC key and to open the OS boot manager, it still does not offer the possibility to choose the player and fails, but this time said he's trying to do an automatic rebuld.  (or something of the sort).  At this point, I interrupt him and force it to power down.

  I tried to research the issue elsewhere, and it seems that the AHCI mode that the system works is the source of the problem.  My Intel RST not have her option "speed up" which I believe is necessary and offers instead 'performance '.  Here is a link to one of the better posts I found on the subject: http://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/How-it-Works-Intel-SSD-Caching-148/

  At the beginning of the post, you will see pictures of what the Intel RST should look like your SSD when adding.  The first photo shows it with five buttons with one of them being "accelerate" and notes that this picture below:

  "Launching the Intel RST software and click on the 'Accelerate' button." "If the button is not present, you or the other are not in RAID mode or one of the other conditions have not been met.

  I found a setting to what happens to the bios on a windows system 8 and it offers the option to enable raid.  My conclusion is that it is what I have to do to add the msata ssd in my system as a disk cache.

  So... my question...

  My conclusion is correct?  Or maybe the answer is that my system does not meet some other requirements to use the SSD msata as a disk cache.

  My system is a Touchsmart from HP Envy 15-j003cl Notebook PC.   I found the reference in the Device Manager there the "Intel 8 series / C220 series family Platform Controller Hub ' and I read a decription of the hub there is hope that he does not support what I want to do.  (http://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/datasheets/8-series-chipset-pch-datashee...

  Any guidance would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

  To enter the RAID configuration, you must first go in the BIOS (F10) and turn on legacy startup and disable secure boot. Then you can enter the RAID configuration. You press ctrl-I (capital I) when you rewind until you get in the RAID configuration. You want to do the separate no RAID drives. But first let's see how they are defined by default. Go into the RAID Utility and do not change anything. Just report what you find.

• How to enable the AHCI for SSD on M6-1010TX laptop computer HP

  HELO

  Have tried to install an EVO of 840 Samsung 240 GB SSD on my laptop of M6-1010TX with WIN7x64 i5/4 GB and running.

  The SSD seems to work OK, but I when I run Samsung magician this is a warning that it must be set to AHCI.

  Also, most of the menu items are grayed out and unavailable in Wizard, so I can't see or adjust all parameters. I don't even know if the TRIM work.

  There is no possibility of setting to AHCI in the BIOS. (In fact there is no provision for seting pretty much anything in the BIOS)

  I've seen a remedy to a similar problem on this forum under 'How to enable AHCI for HP ENVY TouchSmart m6-k015dx Sleekbook' which offers to upgrade to the latest version of Intel RST, which is supposed to give favor SSD attitude to go with the 7 series Intel chipset.

  I already have the updated HP version of installed RST (2012-05-04 11.1.0.1006), but the Intel site has versions up to 13.1.0.1058 in date 27-05-2014.

  Anyone know if these later versions of Intel are safe to install?

  PS - I 840 Samsung SSD EVO running on 2 HP ProBooks's a little older, and they run like lightning.

  A simple setting in the BIOS to enable the AHCI is available on these. Why not in the new M6?

  Thank you

  OK Hüffer---> we have a update

  I had the opportunity to re - install the SSD drive this morning.

  It seems that you were mostly correct, but there is also a bit of a conflict between the Samsung software and HP hardware.

  When I re-installed this time I connected the SSD in USB BEFORE installing the software (Samsung instructions say to connect AFTER insalling software). This has resulted in much better recognition of the SSD and all the options are now available in Sasung magician.

  EXCEPT - 1. He always warns AHCI mode being "Deactivated (IDE or RAID).

  2. it does not recognize the SATA 3 Interface

  HOWEVER - it seems to work quite fantasmagorically FAAAAAAST

  Samsung Benchmark gives random read/write speeds about 30% above their maximum rate quotes

  These reference speeds are about double what I get from the above, 2 HP ProBooks who have SATA 2 interfaces, so it seems that the SATA3 interface actually works correctly.

  I am now very happy with this performance (but I wish that AHCI warnings were not there)

  So the secret seems to be to connect the SSD drive first and do believe not all alerts when the evidence says it actually works OK.

  Thank you once again to Hüffer,

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• Best practices for the SSD + RAID?

  What should be the size of parity when running 2 x Samsung 850 SSD Pro connected to a H710P in a R720xd PE in a matrix RAID 1?

  Do not find as much information online information for this...

  Is there a whitepaper for it? something that could tell me the best settings when executing the SSD on the PERC H710 (p) - essentially all the configurable parameters when creating a DG/VD.

  Hello

  JW

  What should be the size of parity when running 2 x Samsung 850 SSD Pro connected to a H710P in a R720xd PE in a matrix RAID 1?

  RAID 1 is not a type of parity and you do not set a size of parity. I think you're talking about the size of the stripe.

  The size of the band does not have a big difference on a RAID 1. The size of distribution is most important when you spread data on multiple disks. The size of the stripe can have an impact on the performance of the table by spreading the data on the disks or by limiting access to the data to a single drive. By changing the band size, you can do your berries of access time or improve sequential access times. Smaller block sizes are generally better for sequential reads/writes as they spread usually given on several drives, and larger sizes of band segment are generally better for fast access times because the data, you have access to are usually on a single disc.

  In short, unless you are going to hire a consultant to analyze your use of data to recommend settings then I would leave it on by default. Change the size of the default distribution segment only would probably be useful in an environment of database with use of compatible file size and a RAID level across several drives.

  Thank you