Will the Drobo work with this ScanDisk SSD? http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Extreme...
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I don't believe so...here is link to Drobo approved SSDs: http://support.drobo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/664
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This is a generic product merely re-branded by Crucial. You can buy the exact same thing elsewhere. All it is, is a USB to SATA 3 data/power cable and some cloning software. It'll work with any SATA 3 SSD.
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This is an mSATA drive. The Drobo5N specs state an mSATA solid state drive is compatible.
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Sumit P. I've looked at the specs for the Kingston V300 120GB SSD on line and by the appearance of the connector and type of drive I believe it should work.
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Haven't tried, so don't know. Use mine for fast storage and recall. However, if you do try to partition, your OS "should" determine the size of the partition, not the drive. It's worth a shot because don't believe you can hurt it, but ask SanDisk pointed questions; they should tell you "YES" or "NO" and if yes, guide you through the process. If successful, remember to leave 10% or a bit more "space" on the drive. Good Luck.
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I can't be positive since I don't have that model to test, but it has worked with every SATA drive I used it with, 9 so far, from 300GB to 2TB. Unless there is something very unique about it, there is no reason it won't work. The relatively small size should have no effect if the drive is in working condition.
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Yes it should with the proper drivers for Mac according to the sandisk site..
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It will work. However, it may just freeze on you and stop working. About a few days after my post, mine stopped working for me. I would advise against purchasing one. Spend the few extra bucks and get one from SanDisk in the $30 range. Hope this helps your decision.
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I'm sorry, I have no idea. If it has an output for the Sandisk than it should work.
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This device is meant for SATA electro-mechanical hard drives or (SSD)Solid State hard drives , If "SanDisk Extreme Pro" is a SSD then yes it will work . It would work like a gigantic USB flash drive In a google search for "SanDisk Extreme Pro" both SSD and SD card was returned , so if you have a SD card then no, if SSD then yes. I have 7 SATA electro-mechanical hard drives that all work in this device, plus I have a SSD that is a system drive that I tried in the "pluggable docking station" when it was new, and it worked as well. The docking station comes with a USB 3 cable and just this evening I connected it with a USB 2 cable to an older lap top and it worked as well. This has been a good purchase overall, its really handy if you have a collection of SATA drives. Hope this helps :)
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I don't know. I am not an IT expert. I bought the item just like you did and I am having issues with the SSD in my laptop and assured it would work. It first would not read the operating systen after I cloned the SSD. Now it doesn't recognize the drive. I am a little ticked at the seller as I believe they knew there was a compatibility issue and lied to me.
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It will work, yes, but I'm sure it will dramatically slow down over time because I highly doubt that this model supports the TRIM feature, which is a necessity for SSDs. You can read more about TRIM for SSDs by Googling it.My suggestion is to look for a NAS that is specifically designed to work with SSDs, like some models from QNAP.
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Generally if it has a standard SATA connection, it should work. The only thing I could see a possible issue with would be the encryption that the drive uses and if special software would be necessary. I don't know much about that type of drive.
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I bought two types of adapters. I did not use this one. I used the HDE SATA to PATA/IDE Hard Drive Interface Adapter shown for $6.50. I used it to connect a SATA Optical DVD player to the IDE cable. It worked fine. I would expect it to work with a SATA SSD Go to http://www.amazon.com/HDE-SATA-Drive-Interface-Adapter/dp/B002Y2NI4M/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1405960951&sr=1-2&keywords=HDE%C2%AE+SATA+to+IDE%2FIDE+Adapter&dpPl=1
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I would recommend using one on Thecus's compatibility list: http://www.thecus.com/download/compatibility/hdd/N4520SERIES_N2800_N4800_N4800Eco_N5550_N4510U_N7510_HDD_SSD_list.pdfAlso consider that Enterprise rated drives will last longer and potentially perform a bit faster, but might not be worth the price bump for just backups.
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I use Acronis True Image Home 2011 to clone my boot disk to the ssd drive. I did this with a Kingston HyperX 120 GB SATE III Solid State drive and it worked perfect. Tom
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yes you don't have to use the enclosed software for the ssd to work. but look at the read/write speeds to see if that is what you need. also look at the sandisk website for more info.