Win 7 Ulti.

Shall try that later! Thank you!

For w7, i think you should run windows experience index (wei) at least once. Although a fully patched w7 should be able to detect hardware changes and adjust itself accordingly, i usually will still run wei at least once manually. Verify also if trim is working and 4k alignment is ok for the ssd (usually not an issue).

Okay so I think I messed up somewhere when cloning using SSD Scope.

After cloning, when I press F8, there's no option for Repair Computer. And I suspect the System Reserved partition did not carry through during cloning.


How can I fix that?

this is one of the common things that happen when you clone, because things got adjusted accordingly by the cloning software, and the adjustments interfered with what windows has set up to run options like 'repair computer' properly. also, do keep this in mind: always keep the old hdd intact for some times, until you have tested and confirmed that the new cloned disk works as expected.

i guess you guessed it right after i read the ssd scope manual (downloaded from http://www.transcend-info.com/Support/Software-10/). it stated that only os partition will be cloned if your ssd is smaller than hdd. (there are some examples showing different scenarios)

don't worry, a simpler way is just boot windows install media to run 'repair computer'. alternatively you can create a w7 repair disk for the same purpose.

Thank you so much! I did the optimization and it's working well so far. And yeah, I was thinking of keeping the os partition on HDD for a while longer but wasn't sure of it. So ended up reformating.

it's nice to know that it works fine for you. have fun

yeah destruction is always much easier than construction. (it takes hours to install os, apps, patches, etc. to make a working pc. all it takes is simple commands like diskpart > sel disk 0 > clean to wipe all) this is why a better practice is to keep stuff that works for a period of time, until everything is working in the new one. in the case of direct cloning, the old hdd is always the only fail-safe.

ANYONE EXPERIANCE USING SSD 240GB KINGSTON V300?

Hi all. I got intel 520 series 240gb ssd and now its nearly full storage. So if i install my other games on normal hdd. Will it affect the performance?

how to know my ssd is dying??

definitely. just install most played games in ssd, and move the rest to hdd.

your ssd looked fine. what make you think it's dying?

because of this

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=3650063&hl=

still finding my way to fix this

that, you still haven't updated anything about what you have done after that. the reason why i said your ssd is fine because the crystal diskinfo result of your m5s is the same as my m5 pro's.

what if you disable or uninstall malwarebytes and antivirus temporarily?

Still no news on cheap 500gb ssd?

Since i holding back GTX980TI for new ssd.

My 250 left 10gb only. Adoi.

the last time i checked transcend ssd370 512gb should be below 700.

980 ti is good stuff. i think you should grab it first.

Any shop selling NVMe Intel 750 SSD?

rare stuff. (well like never seen before in local market) i think the fastest way is to get it overseas.

I have a Plextor M6 PRO 512GB SSD used for around 6 months old. PM me if you're interested but sorry, no cheap price; only reasonable price

no one posted this so here we go: 3d xpoint storage technology by intel and micron, said to be 1000 times faster and has up to 1000 times greater endurance than current nands (..)

http://newsroom.intel.com/community/intel_...mory-technology
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2953816/sto...the-future.html
http://www.cnet.com/news/intel-and-micron-...xisting-drives/
http://www.wired.com/2015/07/3d-xpoint/
http://thenextweb.com/insider/2015/07/28/i...nto-production/

got around RM 300 for ssd. what's the best bang for buck 128 ssd gb right now?

is lite on s900 good? or should i just go for evo 850?

go for liteon s900 256gb if possible. best bang for bucks.