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Review: Samsung 850 EVO M.2 and mSATA SSD
We review the new M.2. and mSATA models of the Samsung 850 EVO Series SSDs. Seriously nice storage technology as they are hyper fast, yet made to be very competitive in pricing. Armed with truckloads of performance and that attractive pricing, Samsung will shock and awe you.
Read the full review here.
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#5052387 Posted on: 04/17/2015 10:55 AM
I have a Crucial CT 500 MX200 in my laptop which is only slightly slower (1065 Vs 1189)than the mSata 850 and a wee bit cheaper. I do like the Samsung support software though.
I have a Crucial CT 500 MX200 in my laptop which is only slightly slower (1065 Vs 1189)than the mSata 850 and a wee bit cheaper. I do like the Samsung support software though.
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#5052558 Posted on: 04/17/2015 03:36 PM
i bought asus laptop a45vm.. can this enter my laptop or not? i bought samsung ssd evo 1TB also, when i open bottom cover to replace my old HDD to SSD i saw there slot look like for wireless card slot.. seem it can enter this m.sata? mind if it can i will buy this msata.. so my laptop can go run 2TB ssd.. and i dont know if my sata dvd drive can support ssd or not, if can too i will put there i more ssd 1tb.. so, i will get 3TB all.. anyone an expert here can give me advice all explain with my think..?
i bought asus laptop a45vm.. can this enter my laptop or not? i bought samsung ssd evo 1TB also, when i open bottom cover to replace my old HDD to SSD i saw there slot look like for wireless card slot.. seem it can enter this m.sata? mind if it can i will buy this msata.. so my laptop can go run 2TB ssd.. and i dont know if my sata dvd drive can support ssd or not, if can too i will put there i more ssd 1tb.. so, i will get 3TB all.. anyone an expert here can give me advice all explain with my think..?
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#5052564 Posted on: 04/17/2015 03:44 PM
There are three types of SSD.
Full size ie 2.5 inch
Msata which looks a little like a wireless add-in card
M2 Sata which comes in three lengths but looks a little like the Msata.
Check which version your Laptop can accommodate.
Also if it can take a single SSD or two.
Download Speccy, go to the Storage TAB and see what SATA ports you have
Just checked the specs and you laptop can take a single 2.5 inch SSD.
The MOBO in your laptop is a Intel HM76 which support SATA3 but might have SATA2 to save money.
i bought asus laptop a45vm.. can this enter my laptop or not? i bought samsung ssd evo 1TB also, when i open bottom cover to replace my old HDD to SSD i saw there slot look like for wireless card slot.. seem it can enter this m.sata? mind if it can i will buy this msata.. so my laptop can go run 2TB ssd.. and i dont know if my sata dvd drive can support ssd or not, if can too i will put there i more ssd 1tb.. so, i will get 3TB all.. anyone an expert here can give me advice all explain with my think..
There are three types of SSD.
Full size ie 2.5 inch
Msata which looks a little like a wireless add-in card
M2 Sata which comes in three lengths but looks a little like the Msata.
Check which version your Laptop can accommodate.
Also if it can take a single SSD or two.
Download Speccy, go to the Storage TAB and see what SATA ports you have
Just checked the specs and you laptop can take a single 2.5 inch SSD.
The MOBO in your laptop is a Intel HM76 which support SATA3 but might have SATA2 to save money.
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#5052585 Posted on: 04/17/2015 04:16 PM
I still don't understand why these can't have a 1mm thick cover/case. Bare PCB is ugly as hell.
I still don't understand why these can't have a 1mm thick cover/case. Bare PCB is ugly as hell.
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JUMPING JEHOSEPHAT These SSD's are sick! Holy shnikies! I want one now! I've got the Macho Madness!