Feature Request: X1 Carbon Generaation 3 (2015) support for NVMe SSD
Feature Request: X1 Carbon Generaation 3 (2015) support for NVMe SSD
Please see:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/sam ... ,4137.html
In the Conclusion section, the reviewer stated that the new "NVMe" version of Samsung SM951 (NVMe version) *DOES*NOT* boot up in the X1 Carbon Generation 3 (2015 version).
I really wish that future X1 BIOS update would allow for NVMe SSD suuport !
(Pease count this as a Feature Request !)
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/sam ... ,4137.html
In the Conclusion section, the reviewer stated that the new "NVMe" version of Samsung SM951 (NVMe version) *DOES*NOT* boot up in the X1 Carbon Generation 3 (2015 version).
I really wish that future X1 BIOS update would allow for NVMe SSD suuport !
(Pease count this as a Feature Request !)
Re: Feature Request: X1 Carbon Generaation 3 (2015) support for NVMe SSD
OMG - but wait, the X1 Carbon (2015) does *NOT* use a SATA interface, does it? I'm quite clear I read benchmarks showing ~1400MB/sec throughput, whereas SATA 3's upper practical limit is ~600MB/sec, no?
Kindly correct me
Kindly correct me
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Re: Feature Request: X1 Carbon Generaation 3 (2015) support for NVMe SSD
Who *exactly* is your "request" aimed at?w0qj wrote: (Pease count this as a Feature Request !)
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George (your grouchy retired FlexView farmer)
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Re: Feature Request: X1 Carbon Generaation 3 (2015) support for NVMe SSD
https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Community- ... 57635#M276
Sarbin had this machine for testing purposes and now I have it. There's benchmarks in the article about that drive.
Regards,
Dave
Sarbin had this machine for testing purposes and now I have it. There's benchmarks in the article about that drive.
Regards,
Dave
current, T430u, x200T, 2-x61Ts, x32, 2-x41Ts, 2-x40s, hp-nc4400, tc4400, 2-x60Ts 2-x61s U-160, Z500 touch
Re: Feature Request: X1 Carbon Generaation 3 (2015) support for NVMe SSD
I'm planning to upgrade a SSD in X1C 3rd Gen (currently has toshiba thnsfj256gdnu - sata) with a ~500+gb ssd drive, preferably a PCIe one
and I'm not entirely sure which ones will boot/work
a) does anyone have any experience please if Samsung SM951 PCIe NVMe works?
(in contrast to the earlier post that it doesn't boot I found reference to several reviews that the ssd should work)
http://forum.thinkpads.com/viewtopic.ph ... lit=x1+ssd
b) will any one sided 80mm m.2 ssd work? or can someone suggest a ssd that has been confirmed to work please?
and I'm not entirely sure which ones will boot/work
a) does anyone have any experience please if Samsung SM951 PCIe NVMe works?
(in contrast to the earlier post that it doesn't boot I found reference to several reviews that the ssd should work)
http://forum.thinkpads.com/viewtopic.ph ... lit=x1+ssd
b) will any one sided 80mm m.2 ssd work? or can someone suggest a ssd that has been confirmed to work please?
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Re: Feature Request: X1 Carbon Generaation 3 (2015) support for NVMe SSD
Hi,1114rk wrote:I'm planning to upgrade a SSD in X1C 3rd Gen (currently has toshiba thnsfj256gdnu - sata) with a ~500+gb ssd drive, preferably a PCIe one
and I'm not entirely sure which ones will boot/work
a) does anyone have any experience please if Samsung SM951 PCIe NVMe works?
(in contrast to the earlier post that it doesn't boot I found reference to several reviews that the ssd should work)
http://forum.thinkpads.com/viewtopic.ph ... lit=x1+ssd
b) will any one sided 80mm m.2 ssd work? or can someone suggest a ssd that has been confirmed to work please?
I've tried NVMe version and it did not work for me. I ended up using it on my desktop and getting the AHCI version for the x1 carbon.
I can confirm the SM951 AHCI version works.
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