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16th October 2007, 11:43 AM #81Notebook Consultant
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Re: An Introduction to the Solid State Drive
Flamenko.. what are you waiting for? go aheard with the Mtron.
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16th October 2007, 11:52 AM #82Not associated with NotebookReview in any way
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Re: An Introduction to the Solid State Drive
Extenuating circumstances and Im waiting for another drive. A comparison will come out shortly after.
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20th October 2007, 04:31 PM #84
Re: An Introduction to the Solid State Drive
Thanks for the great information!!
Will I have to remove my HD in order to install an SSD in my M1330? Also is it possible to get a 16GB SSD express card, install vista on it and keep my hard drive for data?
Sorry for my silly questions.
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20th October 2007, 04:33 PM #85Not associated with NotebookReview in any way
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Re: An Introduction to the Solid State Drive
Yes and no... All that is required is to unscrew the 4 HD screws, pull out your HD, slip in the SSD and reinstall the OS.
Presently, the Expresscard will not work as a boot device so it cannot be done that way.
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20th October 2007, 04:56 PM #86
Re: An Introduction to the Solid State Drive
I guess I’ll have to wait then. Maybe my next laptop will come with an SSD. I found another thread that someone managed to boot Win XP from an SSD Expresscard in a Sony VAIO but he says that it was incredibly slow…
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20th October 2007, 05:01 PM #87Not associated with NotebookReview in any way
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Re: An Introduction to the Solid State Drive
Yes I suggested he post that because it was the first i had heard of with success. I thought maybe it would encourage others to try and increase the boot time and find success in the expresscard.
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27th October 2007, 05:08 PM #88
Re: An Introduction to the Solid State Drive
flamenko, do you mind PMing me or at least replying to this thread after you test it? I'm really interested in the results (I see myself installing an SSD in my 1720 a year or two into the future).
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27th October 2007, 05:12 PM #89Not associated with NotebookReview in any way
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Re: An Introduction to the Solid State Drive
Finished testing the SSDs and presently trying to find the time for the article. The expresscard is not worth the installation to use at a boot device. Its very slow.
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28th October 2007, 01:22 PM #90Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: An Introduction to the Solid State Drive
Hi there, I finally got my SSD on eBay, the UATA 5000, 1,8". I use it to replace my Toshiba drive in my 2710p.
Let's say it, it's not lightning fast, just very fast now. I particularly appreciate the short wake-up times, and the more fluent usage of the computer, ie the sidebar does not slow the system at all, no delay opening any application...
I'm happy with it, I'll just buy a SSD Expresscard in order to save my important files and sync it.
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