You've stated you're currently using hybrid HDD and you're asking the meaning of Hybrid? :/

If you're asking what's the meaning of Hybrid drive:
Wikepedia

Else:


Yes, it's possible to clone your OS and or everything (depends on your SSD capacity). These utility are included only for various brand/capacity which I couldn't remember. Cheers

This post has been edited by Yagami5159: Apr 25 2013, 08:59 AM

hi bro, thx for ur info. I know what is hybrid, but im not sure when the manufacturer says hybrid, is it one of the 500 GB HDD that is hybrid, or both are hybrid? and does hybrid means HDD with partial SSD? newbie here

any good ssd for notebook to recommend? and software to clone too.

just abit curious. how do you know ur drive is hybrid one?

any SSD actually is good, as they are much faster and u won't find the difference. Just go for the best bang for buck one will do

a Question:
does Intel® HM65 Express Chipset bottleneck kingston v300 ssd?

Unless you connect the drive on a SATA II port, otherwise there's no bottleneck by using the mobo you've stated...well not that I can think of.

I just replace HDD with SSD. so is it bottlednecked?
A43SV asus Notebook.

This post has been edited by ErgoProxi: Apr 26 2013, 09:50 AM

only for read speed i suppose

just saw at the box of my plextor ssd, the sequential write is 200, which is exactly what i got with my sata II port

Unfortunately, yes...

you're currently ran as Serial ATA...which means, it's SATA II

320GB, 500GB, 640GB 750 GB Serial ATA, at 5400rpm or 7200rpm

*correct me if im wrong*

for 250 GB range SSD, which is the most bang for buck?

Try Intel 335 SSD 240gb RM569, price taken from viewnet.

I don't think your laptop won't bottlenecked your SSD.

Your laptop is using Intel HM65 Express Chipset ,

and Intel HM65 Express Chipset supports SATA III connection

http://www.intel.my/content/www/us/en/chip...ipset-hm65.html

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/sata-6...bps,3110-7.html

SATA II vs SATA III

why ask SATA 2 bottleneck thingy and does it really affect alot?

YES maybe a SATA 2 can't fully utilize the SSD's high speed operation. But does your system always run max on the said speed? NO!

SSD at SATA2 STILL perform pretty much faster than any SATA3 rated harddisk




edit: like what tingkat atas shown. good material

This post has been edited by storm88: Apr 26 2013, 03:50 PM

intel 520 ssd 120gb

I wonder why i try copy item from ssd to same ssd writing speed only show on 170mb per sec? not currently 550mb ?

any bookstore which sells SSD? planning to get with the voucher

http://thessdreview.com/ssd-guides/optimiz...dows-8-edition/

TS, the optimisation guide has a updated version for W8/W7.

Try Radioshack @Borders. IIRC They're selling the Sandisk Extreme 120GB SSD at RM43X.

Minimum RM30 has to be spent on books, the rest can spend at Radioshack

Plus, you get freebies like 6 Krispy Kreme doughnuts, 1 complimentary Chatime drink, Borders vouchers and many more

Which BORDER bookstore?
The BR1M voucher are still left in my drawer untouched...hope to get another SSD from PC fair or somewhere else.
Anyway...can a Plextor M5S raid 0 with other brand (like crucial) SSD with the same controller?

Well bottleneck do occurs on file transfer...not much...but still do.

This post has been edited by Yagami5159: Apr 26 2013, 10:58 PM

are you sure?! which boarders ??

Borders with Radioshack inside: Gardens Mall, The Curve, Tropicana City Mall. Not sure about other cities/states.

The one I saw with the Sandisk SSD is in Gardens Mall. Not sure about other places...

This post has been edited by -kytz-: Apr 26 2013, 11:17 PM