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    Default Re: SSD OCZ vertex 3 freezing during windows install!

    AHCI mode and boot from sec. drive first in the BIOS and install the SSD in slot 1. If it hangs give it a couple of min.
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    Default Re: SSD OCZ vertex 3 freezing during windows install!

    or...
    install as secondary drive
    set to raid in bios
    boot from win 7 dvd
    and see if it will install like that.
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    Default Does the M18X have SATA II or SATA III?

    I'm looking to put an SSD in my M18X and am trying to gauge what kind of performance I can expect. I'm not 100% certian which SATA modes this thing supports.

    Anyone with that info able to chime in?

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    Default Re: SSD OCZ vertex 3 freezing during windows install!

    I had to format my new OCZ Agility 3 prior to installing Win7, otherwise it would also fail/freeze prior to expanding the files. Or you could try adding the Intel RST drivers during the initial install with the following files:

    http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Deta...ology&lang=eng

    You might also need to disable LPM (Link Power Management) on Port0 and Port1 the OCZ SSD, after the install completes:

    www.hardwarezone.com.sg - View Single Post - [Official] OCZ SSD discussion thread

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    Default Re: Does the M18X have SATA II or SATA III?

    Sata III
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    Default Re: SSD OCZ vertex 3 freezing during windows install!

    Hell no i did not plan on spending $200 to bend over backwards. I exchanged it for the kingston ssdNow sata II version and its working perfectly. I will nevet buy an ocz product again.

    I do wonder if the sata III speeds are truely twice as fast. This kingston ssd loads windows faster than i can blink

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    Default Re: Does the M18X have SATA II or SATA III?



    Using twin SATA 3 SSD in raid0. Thats what you can expect. =)

    Yes, and its pretty cool, loading times are next to nothing.

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    Default Re: SSD OCZ vertex 3 freezing during windows install!



    thats my crystaldiskmark bench. Check yours against it, just keep in mind thats a raid0 setup with SATA3.

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    Default Re: SSD OCZ vertex 3 freezing during windows install!

    yeah, i gotta agree...im not about to buy a sata 2 drive for a sata 3 system... i just can't see it....maybe...go back and grab a crucial if your not happy with ocz....just a thought...

    with that being said...
    i have about about 16 drives and had to have them all replaced...twice and some more. vertex 1 models.

    the 4 i have now..agility 3 and vertex 3 maxiops...seem to be still running fine with no issues.......but............we shall see...
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    Default Re: SSD OCZ vertex 3 freezing during windows install!

    Quote Originally Posted by ChaosShadow00x View Post


    thats my crystaldiskmark bench. Check yours against it, just keep in mind thats a raid0 setup with SATA3.
    with the same test i got 245 read and 214 write.

    how exactly did you get your vertex 3 installed? are you experiencing any freezing issue? so far the kingston has not given any hiccup and it loads windows within one or two seconds with about 70 processes. i have not installed avira antivirus yet and i know that slows down the boot so i am curious to see how it fairs once all my 100 processes are installed.

 

 
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