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Question: Is there any way to tell if this will work in my Acer Aspire X1470? I have a SATA HDD, but no way to tell if SATA I, II, or III SSD will work. Thanks!
Document: I replaced a standard SATA II 256GB HD with this SanDisk Ultra Plus 128GB SSD disk based on a need to upgrade my home desktop. My Windows experience score was showing a 5.9 for my disk when the rest of my scores were high 6's and 7's. I could tell that my hard drive performance was hampering my entire machine based on load times for videos (into Premiere) and RAW images into Adobe Lightroom. Boot times were also getting slower and slower with my old disk.
His computer is bottlenecked because of a SATA II chipset, but he's still getting over 200MB/s read and write. My 2008 Macbook pro SATA II is only getting around 130MB/s write and about 250MB/s read using the SanDisk Extreme, and again, I had to install a custom firmware for it to work in my Mac (or any Mac with the NVidia MCP79 AHCI chipset).
Best way to go. SSD will improve a computer's performance dramatically. I'm glad I did it and this is a great price. Thanks Amazon
So far no problems like some people have said. Time will tell? Happy so far! !Installing was a breeze after reading other people's recommendations. I did buy the Apricorn up-grade kit for $18 and was well worth it. My files transfered to the SSD in a breeze while I was doing something else. Worked as advertised and even better! Thanks to all of you with your very good reviews. I love this review system with so many bright people out there!
I was wondering if I get paid to take the hour it takes to write all these reviews. These SSD drives seem to work very well. Only time will tell if they last long. I have heard that the MTBF is lower that mechanical drives.
This drive is lightning fast. It is much faster than earlier SSD drives and it's a fraction of the price. I installed this on my media center PC which is a refurbished 7&#34; Acer laptop I bought a couple of years ago (e.g. no power house). With a regular HDD it took Windows well over a minute to boot up.
Installed into my Acer Aspire S3 and it went from booting up in 35 seconds to 6 seconds. No lie.Installed with no issues and works great even on Windows 8.1
Essentially similar to the 120GB solid state drive I initially upgraded my Acer with, I used this one on my wife's netbook. When I received the package, I thought the box was empty, but the drive is very lightweight.The details: an Acer Aspire One netbook model ZA3 with an Intel Atom processor, the original drive was a 120Gb hard disk drive.
After making several tweaks in windows, like removing hibernation, setting the swap to fixed size and disabling the windows indexing (searches are now very fast anyway, so indexing is not quite needed) and some other small tweaks now my Outlook (2007 SP3) can finally serve me my mail as I want it.The controller is this laptop is SATA II only.
I bought this to replace my 7-year old Dell laptop's internal HDD. Transferring data is quite simple if you have a Linux PC with 2 vacant SATA ports. Just remove the old HDD from the laptop (be sure to shut down the OS and remove the battery before doing so). Connect HDD and SSD to the Linux PC. Say &#34;dd if=/dev/sdb of=/dev/sdc bs=16M&#34; or similar.
Answer: Does not matter Sata is backwards compatable