New SSD... Do i have a problem?

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New SSD... Do i have a problem?

#1 Post by Greisen » Mon Apr 04, 2011 5:39 am

Hi i have just ordered an intel X25-M 2G 120GB SSD.

After ordering the SSD I noticed that the SSDs on lenovos page is 2,5” 7mm high. But the one I have ordered I the standard 2,5” 9,5mm. Is there going to be any problems in replacing my standard HHD on my T410 with the 9,5 mm SDD. What info I can find, the standard HDD (250GB FHD) I also 9,5 mm high. Am I getting any problems installing the new SSD in my T410, with the rubber rails?

The 7mm intel I much more expensive.
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Re: New SSD... Do i have a problem?

#2 Post by Rochefort » Mon Apr 04, 2011 6:51 am

Not at all ;)
It fits smoothly'run speedy :)
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Re: New SSD... Do i have a problem?

#3 Post by Greisen » Mon Apr 04, 2011 9:48 am

Ok, nice :P

Are there any problems using the recovery disks on the new SSD?
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Re: New SSD... Do i have a problem?

#4 Post by Rochefort » Mon Apr 04, 2011 10:17 am

No
but for having the best perfs you need alignment which is a HELL (for a non-specialist)
Mine is not "aligned" but works fine even with XP
I'll buy Paragon Alignment Tool for that coz it's too hard (for me) using Diskpar & so ... ;)
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Re: New SSD... Do i have a problem?

#5 Post by Rochefort » Mon Apr 04, 2011 10:54 am

Rochefort wrote: I'll buy Paragon Alignment Tool for that coz it's too hard (for me) using Diskpar & so ... ;)
I've found a FREE Paragon on this site :D

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/Te ... vc-92382-1
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Re: New SSD... Do i have a problem?

#6 Post by Colonel O'Neill » Mon Apr 04, 2011 11:47 am

There are a few alignment tools designed for AdvFormat platter drives, so make sure the one you run is the right one, else it cause additional performance degradation. WD and Seagate both offer free tools.

In case anyone's wondering, the button that says Téléchargement means download.

It also says that the download is only available for users with warranty or under a contract, which is weird, because it downloads fine.
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Re: New SSD... Do i have a problem?

#7 Post by Greisen » Mon Apr 04, 2011 12:57 pm

Ok... How do i use it. Does it realign the partitions after they are made?
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Re: New SSD... Do i have a problem?

#8 Post by dfumento » Mon Apr 04, 2011 9:54 pm

For future reference Intel is now shipping the SSD 320 series which is their third generation drive replacing the X25-M. Check it out in google.com/products
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Re: New SSD... Do i have a problem?

#9 Post by Rochefort » Tue Apr 05, 2011 6:49 am

I'm really sorry :(
This soft is only working on HP PCs but it'll be offered by other PC brands !?
The soft is really effective improving the writing by 50% on a Corsair SSD.
After use, your SSD is much more responsive and looks like much lighter
Easy to use for those of us which are not very familiar with DOS and speedy (<10' for 3 partitions on a 60 GB SSD )
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