is it work for intel ssd 320 80G? Please let me know! Thanks
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Hi, The Intel SSD 320 comes in both 1.8" and 2.5" form factors. Only the 1.8" form factor is Micro SATA (16 pins). I do not have an Intel SSD so I can not verify if the Micro SATA USB 3.0 will work.
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I have no idea. It probably is since it's the same brand. I tried it on a SSD but it didn't work...
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Dude if you have a compaq, throw it out and I'll build you a real computer:). 800-707-2525. It would be a complete waste to put a fast SSD drive into a piece of crap. Of course this is not the SSD drive to get. The Samsung 840 pro is the one to get as it is almost double the speed for only $50 more. Well worth it. Plus the Samsung comes with software to keep it running fast where this drive will be running 1/5th the speed in about 5 months.
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It should. My 750gb evo worked. But, be warned that you wont get near sata 3 speed from this enclosure via usb 3. Look at the Minipro usb 3 enclosure instead, it will give you faster performance for a ssd.
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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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Im not sure why you'd put this in a system like that. Performance boost won't be substantial enough over a 7200 hundred rpm hard drive. But. To answer the question. If your motherboard has Sata which it should. Then it will work.
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I'm not familiar with your motherboard. I do know I bought two of these SSD's and I won't have any computer with the old fahioned disc hard drive!I put one in my Dell laptop (simple operation) and the other is in my Dell 400 XPS gaming desktop (using the adapter that came with it). I see no warning that it will not fit certain computers or any reference to motherboards.
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Should be ok, SSD's will work with any laptop as long as they have a SATA connection.
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I'm using an Intel mSATA SSD - 40GB and 2x4GB Crucial 1600MHz SODIMM's. Most of the available mSATA models should just work, but the memory should be according to spec requirements.
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Hi Brandon, I'm Jewel with Kingston Technical Support. All of our SSDs use LSI Sandforce controllers and support TRIM. The TRIM function will work as long as the operating system installed supports this function, Windows 7/8.x support TRIM. For any further assistance, please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you. Thank you for selecting Kingston as your upgrade partner.
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It should, yes.I almost got PCI-E SSD for boot-drive, but then ended up getting a really good deal on an OCZ SSD. I recommend either an OCZ SSD, or a Samsung SSD if you can't get a hold of the ASUS or OCZ PCI-E SSD.Obviously PCI-E SSD > SSD (SATA). TL;DR - yes, it should. However, I haven't done it.
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I'm using this board in an older HP workstation PC xw8200 and it works for me. I did buy it to use with a SSD drive but I would think it should work for you as well. I don't know if it will work with your MB or not. As I boot it does tell me I don't have enough memory, but it works just fine when I check the SSD settings.
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Yes it will work. I am however not sure the SATA III will be the improvement in speed that you might be looking for that a SSD would offer.
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I put an i7 4790k and a Samsung 850 Evo 120gb SSD in this and they work fine. (4770 and 4790 are same chipset). I can't speak for the hybrid drives but I would assume they will work as well.
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I haven't done that so I can't completely answer but really any SSD should work in it. This laptop really boots up fast compared to a regular HD. I suspect it is one of the new hybrids.
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As the other two people mentioned, it will definitely work, whether you're using SATA-I, SATA-II, or SATA-III.The only hitch is (of course) that you will not be exploiting the full potential of the SSD on any system that uses the earlier two revisions of SATA.Still, the speedup advantage is probably more noticeable over conventional hard drives on older revision systems, and you can always upgrade to a system with SATA-III later and drop this SSD into it and see what it can REALLY do.
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It does not work for a 2.5" drive. this cable is for 1.5" drives, intel ssd 320 is a 2.5" drive