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12.12.2012
10/10
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Ordered the drive and it arrived on the second day, a little cold having been sitting on the porch all day. Followed the install PDF on the mini cd that came with the drive. It said to download the migration software from Intel which I did. Next I put the drive inside my PC and attached to available power. I attached the included SATA cable to one of my two 6GB SATA ports on the motherboard. My motherboard has another 4 3GB SATA ports and all were used; one by a Vertex 2 80GB C: drive and the rest by a Western Digital disk and a pair of DVD drives. Powered PC up and Windows Device Manager sees the new Intel 520 240GB SSD. So I run the migration software installer. It failed to create a shortcut on my Windows desktop which threw me for a minute. But I found the program under my Program Files (x86)/Intel folder. I ran the migrate program and it has a nice UI, very simple. I cloned the Vertex 2 over to the new Intel drive. Took about 5-10 minutes. When done I swapped the SATA cables between the Vertex and the Intel as instructed. Upon reboot the PC couldnt' find the BOOTMGR and halted. After awhile I figured out this was because of my other Western Digital drive in there. I found the BIOS setting to boot on the Intel and it started. Then I switched the Intel drive back to the SATA 6GB port, had to adjust the BIOS one more time, and now I'm up and running on the new Intel SSD with more space.
30.09.2012
10/10
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Purchased my Intel 520 Series 480GB SSD from Amazon in August 2012. Installation was very easy into my 2012 MacBook Pro 13" with 2.5GHz Intel Core i5 processor, 500GB 5400rpm 2.5" disk, 16GB RAM, 6-Gb/s SATA 3 interface. You need a very tiny phillips screw driver to remove the laptop bottom plate, and a very tiny torx driver to remove/install the 2.5" drive (tools available cheap from OWC Mac Sales and other sources).No software drivers to install, no fuss, no lockups. It works great and it's screaming fast! Even my Windows 7, Windows 8, and Linux virtual machines are lightning quick and applications pop open almost instantly.Installation was simple. Remove the laptop bottom plate. Removed my stock 500GB 2.5" spinning rust drive and put it into an external USB enclosure. Installed the Intel 520 SSD into the Mac. Booted from the original 500GB disk via USB then used Mac's built-in Disk Utility to partition / format the new SSD. Used Carbon Copy Cloner to 'clone' the stock disk to the newly installed SSD. Be sure to let Carbon Copy Cloner create a small partition on the SSD and copy the OS recovery partition from the original disk drive. Most of this is automated and pretty simple. Now boot from the newly installed SSD. Done.The Intel 520 SSD wasn't the cheapest available and it's probably not THE fastest SATA 3 SSD on the market (but it's still quite fast!). Part of my purchase decision was based on Intel reputation and the 5 Year Warranty. It's been reliable so far but just in case, I'm keeping all my paperwork in a safe place if I ever need to return it.I'll probably never go back to spinning disks except for my backups.
30.09.2012
10/10
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Purchased my Intel 520 Series 480GB SSD from Amazon in August 2012. Installation was very easy into my 2012 MacBook Pro 13" with 2.5GHz Intel Core i5 processor, 500GB 5400rpm 2.5" disk, 16GB RAM, 6-Gb/s SATA 3 interface. You need a very tiny phillips screw driver to remove the laptop bottom plate, and a very tiny torx driver to remove/install the 2.5" drive (tools available cheap from OWC Mac Sales and other sources).No software drivers to install, no fuss, no lockups. It works great and it's screaming fast! Even my Windows 7, Windows 8, and Linux virtual machines are lightning quick and applications pop open almost instantly.Installation was simple. Remove the laptop bottom plate. Removed my stock 500GB 2.5" spinning rust drive and put it into an external USB enclosure. Installed the Intel 520 SSD into the Mac. Booted from the original 500GB disk via USB then used Mac's built-in Disk Utility to partition / format the new SSD. Used Carbon Copy Cloner to 'clone' the stock disk to the newly installed SSD. Be sure to let Carbon Copy Cloner create a small partition on the SSD and copy the OS recovery partition from the original disk drive. Most of this is automated and pretty simple. Now boot from the newly installed SSD. Done.The Intel 520 SSD wasn't the cheapest available and it's probably not THE fastest SATA 3 SSD on the market (but it's still quite fast!). Part of my purchase decision was based on Intel reputation and the 5 Year Warranty. It's been reliable so far but just in case, I'm keeping all my paperwork in a safe place if I ever need to return it.I'll probably never go back to spinning disks except for my backups.
15.01.2013
10/10
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I just successfully installed this drive to replace the failed OEM hard drive from Hitachi.This "kit" doesn't come with anything that helps you configure it for a Mac laptop. The extra cables are all in reference to desktops where you can install this as a second drive and then transfer data to it. I had to buy an extra USB/Sata cable from Apricorn to make this work. This kit only comes with cloning software for Windows but the Apple OS X disk utility is capable of cloning already. In my case, it was irrelevant since the original hard drive was dead and couldn't be cloned anyway. There were no instructions for my particular situation. So what I ended up doing is using the Apple OS X disk utility together with the USB/SATA cable to reformat this drive. I had to use my friend's Mac to accomplish this since mine couldn't boot. When I first popped this SSD straight into my MBP right out of the box, it didn't recognize it but after I formatted it, it worked. The computer recognized it as a good Mac volume albeit empty. My older MBP still has the CD drive so I used the restoration CDs to reinstall the entire OS back to factory from that point. The laptop now boots really fast as advertised and the apps launch very quickly as well.
15.01.2013
10/10
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I just successfully installed this drive to replace the failed OEM hard drive from Hitachi.This "kit" doesn't come with anything that helps you configure it for a Mac laptop. The extra cables are all in reference to desktops where you can install this as a second drive and then transfer data to it. I had to buy an extra USB/Sata cable from Apricorn to make this work. This kit only comes with cloning software for Windows but the Apple OS X disk utility is capable of cloning already. In my case, it was irrelevant since the original hard drive was dead and couldn't be cloned anyway. There were no instructions for my particular situation. So what I ended up doing is using the Apple OS X disk utility together with the USB/SATA cable to reformat this drive. I had to use my friend's Mac to accomplish this since mine couldn't boot. When I first popped this SSD straight into my MBP right out of the box, it didn't recognize it but after I formatted it, it worked. The computer recognized it as a good Mac volume albeit empty. My older MBP still has the CD drive so I used the restoration CDs to reinstall the entire OS back to factory from that point. The laptop now boots really fast as advertised and the apps launch very quickly as well.
07.09.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
On my mid-2011 Apple MacBook Pro (MBP), I opted for this 180GB SSD. I do web design and development, web programming, and Windows programming. This drive covers my basic apps and VMs, with 30GB to spare. Without the sound recording studio I'd have 80GB left...What made me choose this drive is the SandForce 520 chipset. It has built-in garbage collection that renders the need for TRIM drivers needless. The OS shouldn't have to do drive maintenance anyway, that should be the drive's job, which means fewer drivers for the OS to have running in memory...Also, computer owners running a SSD without its own garbage collection or without TRIM enabled is begging for trouble: A SSD's effective lifespan would plummet, since these devices can only be written to a certain number of times before they "wear out", and garbage collection organizes and optimizes where and how the drives are written to. Until SandForce, only TRIM was the solution, and not available for all customers who use the drive, depending on their OS...So that's the two scoops. When installing this drive, feel content that you don't need to install any unsupported hacks in any OS that lacks or prohibits TRIM support. And that the OS shouldn't have to deal with disk maintenance at this level to begin with...Oh, the drive is massively fast - naturally, for it is a SSD. Snow Leopard (OS X 10.6.8) boots in 10 seconds, and apps load up almost instantly. Even my Windows VM starts up faster than a native, modern Windows machine.And even better, Intel's five YEAR warranty is highly competitive. SSDs are expensive, so Intel putting up a solid warranty upfront only adds to a greater sense of security.
07.09.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
On my mid-2011 Apple MacBook Pro (MBP), I opted for this 180GB SSD. I do web design and development, web programming, and Windows programming. This drive covers my basic apps and VMs, with 30GB to spare. Without the sound recording studio I'd have 80GB left...What made me choose this drive is the SandForce 520 chipset. It has built-in garbage collection that renders the need for TRIM drivers needless. The OS shouldn't have to do drive maintenance anyway, that should be the drive's job, which means fewer drivers for the OS to have running in memory...Also, computer owners running a SSD without its own garbage collection or without TRIM enabled is begging for trouble: A SSD's effective lifespan would plummet, since these devices can only be written to a certain number of times before they "wear out", and garbage collection organizes and optimizes where and how the drives are written to. Until SandForce, only TRIM was the solution, and not available for all customers who use the drive, depending on their OS...So that's the two scoops. When installing this drive, feel content that you don't need to install any unsupported hacks in any OS that lacks or prohibits TRIM support. And that the OS shouldn't have to deal with disk maintenance at this level to begin with...Oh, the drive is massively fast - naturally, for it is a SSD. Snow Leopard (OS X 10.6.8) boots in 10 seconds, and apps load up almost instantly. Even my Windows VM starts up faster than a native, modern Windows machine.And even better, Intel's five YEAR warranty is highly competitive. SSDs are expensive, so Intel putting up a solid warranty upfront only adds to a greater sense of security.
07.02.2013
10/10
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This 2.5" drive come with a standard adapter to install in a 3.5" bay. Unfortunately my brand new Dell Optiplex 9010 has nice but non-standard drive brackets (plastic no tools) so I couldn't cleanly install the drive. This isn't Intel problem it is Dell's. Would you believe that it took 2.5 hours on chat and phone to Dell parts sales and then technical support to order the $6.00 part?Once installed cleanly, everything else was trivial. You download Intel's version of Acronis from the Intel website, install the software, and clone your current drive. Ten minutes elapsed time. Either change cables or change the boot sequence and you are done.Comparing the Intel 520 180 GB drive with the Western Digital WD2500AAKX, you get wonderful improvement. My boot time has decreased by more than 90%. There is no longer a noticeable delay when loading porky applications like Excel.Here is some data from HD Tune.transfer rate (Intel) 203 MB/sec (WD) 100 MB/sec so twice the performance!Access time (Intel) 0.1 ms (WD) 15.5 ms just what you would expectBurst rate: (Intel) 176 MB/sec (WD) 168 MB/sec the same
07.02.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
This 2.5" drive come with a standard adapter to install in a 3.5" bay. Unfortunately my brand new Dell Optiplex 9010 has nice but non-standard drive brackets (plastic no tools) so I couldn't cleanly install the drive. This isn't Intel problem it is Dell's. Would you believe that it took 2.5 hours on chat and phone to Dell parts sales and then technical support to order the $6.00 part?Once installed cleanly, everything else was trivial. You download Intel's version of Acronis from the Intel website, install the software, and clone your current drive. Ten minutes elapsed time. Either change cables or change the boot sequence and you are done.Comparing the Intel 520 180 GB drive with the Western Digital WD2500AAKX, you get wonderful improvement. My boot time has decreased by more than 90%. There is no longer a noticeable delay when loading porky applications like Excel.Here is some data from HD Tune.transfer rate (Intel) 203 MB/sec (WD) 100 MB/sec so twice the performance!Access time (Intel) 0.1 ms (WD) 15.5 ms just what you would expectBurst rate: (Intel) 176 MB/sec (WD) 168 MB/sec the same
22.03.2013
2/10
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Ужасно
I bought this SSD to replace my old HDD on my MacBook. After trying every possible solutions ( installing Lion, Snow Leopard, replacing cable, verifying disk, enabling Trim,...) my computer still stops for 5-60 seconds every 3-5 minutes. I looked for the problem on google, and there are many people having the same problem. It was discussed in Intel's forum, that the problem was the incompatibility between Nvidia chip, which is very old and used in a lot of MacBook, and the SSD. Other companies have solved this problem with their SSDs, however, Intel hasn't done anything. There's no way to fix this problem if you already buy the SSD. I bought this more expensive SSD because I read good things about Intel, but after this purchase, I'm very cautious about Intel's product. It has taken me 2 days, and my computer is still not working well. If I bought the OCZ's SSD, however, I would have had a nice computer after 15' of installment.
22.03.2013
2/10
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I bought this SSD to replace my old HDD on my MacBook. After trying every possible solutions ( installing Lion, Snow Leopard, replacing cable, verifying disk, enabling Trim,...) my computer still stops for 5-60 seconds every 3-5 minutes. I looked for the problem on google, and there are many people having the same problem. It was discussed in Intel's forum, that the problem was the incompatibility between Nvidia chip, which is very old and used in a lot of MacBook, and the SSD. Other companies have solved this problem with their SSDs, however, Intel hasn't done anything. There's no way to fix this problem if you already buy the SSD. I bought this more expensive SSD because I read good things about Intel, but after this purchase, I'm very cautious about Intel's product. It has taken me 2 days, and my computer is still not working well. If I bought the OCZ's SSD, however, I would have had a nice computer after 15' of installment.
21.01.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
Have a number of these for office and home. They work great, are fast, and come with Intel's excellent migration utility ("move" your OS from hard drive to SSD painlessly) and Windows (or Mac) firmware update utility, no problems and easy to use. The SSD utility also "tunes" the drives and does house keeping to ensure top notch performance. Intel has a 5 year warranty too - haven't had to use it, but reading through the forums those who have were treated very well. Intel SSDs may cost a bit more, but are WELL WORTH IT!As comparison, have had SanDisk and OCZ Vertex 3 SSDs as well. The SanDisk stopped working after 1 year and 5 days in light service; dead, no warning, just quit - HD not even seen by BIOS. The OCZ Vertex 3 has been working fine for 18 months, but at each firmware release, have to make a special boot cd to flash it and the 2nd flash destroyed all contents (fortunately I did make a backup just before and easily restored it).Heartily recommend the Intel, the few extra dollars in initial cost more than pay for themselves with the utilities, reliability and warranty.
21.01.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
Have a number of these for office and home. They work great, are fast, and come with Intel's excellent migration utility ("move" your OS from hard drive to SSD painlessly) and Windows (or Mac) firmware update utility, no problems and easy to use. The SSD utility also "tunes" the drives and does house keeping to ensure top notch performance. Intel has a 5 year warranty too - haven't had to use it, but reading through the forums those who have were treated very well. Intel SSDs may cost a bit more, but are WELL WORTH IT!As comparison, have had SanDisk and OCZ Vertex 3 SSDs as well. The SanDisk stopped working after 1 year and 5 days in light service; dead, no warning, just quit - HD not even seen by BIOS. The OCZ Vertex 3 has been working fine for 18 months, but at each firmware release, have to make a special boot cd to flash it and the 2nd flash destroyed all contents (fortunately I did make a backup just before and easily restored it).Heartily recommend the Intel, the few extra dollars in initial cost more than pay for themselves with the utilities, reliability and warranty.
13.02.2013
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
No problem using it in a Lenovo S12 running Win XP, though I did experienced a couple of Blue Screens, till I switched the drive mode to 'compatible mode'. (I admit that I do not understand this. I migrated a Lenovo S10-3 with XP, to an Intel 313 SLC SSD without a similar problem. It might have been a bios related thing.)This package came with an adaptor kit for a desktop. To migrate a laptop to this SSD, an optional usb adaptor is required (or use an external usb enclosure). Free downloadable software from Intel, to migrate from the existing drive to this SSD, is easy to use and worked flawlessly (also permitting resizing of the partition during migration). For OS's that do not have the 'trim' function built-in, there is a downloadable util to do that. (Verified to work properly for XP). I did not checked the performance improvement to provide any quantitative info. Bottom line, it works. (This is actually a 7mm [height] drive that has an adaptor attached to make it a 9mm drive, as shipped.)
13.02.2013
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
No problem using it in a Lenovo S12 running Win XP, though I did experienced a couple of Blue Screens, till I switched the drive mode to 'compatible mode'. (I admit that I do not understand this. I migrated a Lenovo S10-3 with XP, to an Intel 313 SLC SSD without a similar problem. It might have been a bios related thing.)This package came with an adaptor kit for a desktop. To migrate a laptop to this SSD, an optional usb adaptor is required (or use an external usb enclosure). Free downloadable software from Intel, to migrate from the existing drive to this SSD, is easy to use and worked flawlessly (also permitting resizing of the partition during migration). For OS's that do not have the 'trim' function built-in, there is a downloadable util to do that. (Verified to work properly for XP). I did not checked the performance improvement to provide any quantitative info. Bottom line, it works. (This is actually a 7mm [height] drive that has an adaptor attached to make it a 9mm drive, as shipped.)
21.02.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
My motherboard only has SATA II inputs, but luckily this drive in backward compatible. I read where this drive is a little slower but more reliable than other manufacturer drives, and since I am running on SATA II, I went for the reliability. I changed the BIOS settings on my motherboard to AHCI, then began my Windows 7 install. Went exactly the same as a normal platter drive with no issues whatsoever. Full install and complete updating of Windows 7 in 1 hour including download times. The drive is really fast, and I now have a Windows Performance score for my drive at 7.7.120GB is a little on the small side I'm finding out. I've already filled it with just a few applications and game. I am planning to buy another one of these drives and have the two work in a RAID 0 array configuration.Highly recommended.
21.02.2013
10/10
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My motherboard only has SATA II inputs, but luckily this drive in backward compatible. I read where this drive is a little slower but more reliable than other manufacturer drives, and since I am running on SATA II, I went for the reliability. I changed the BIOS settings on my motherboard to AHCI, then began my Windows 7 install. Went exactly the same as a normal platter drive with no issues whatsoever. Full install and complete updating of Windows 7 in 1 hour including download times. The drive is really fast, and I now have a Windows Performance score for my drive at 7.7.120GB is a little on the small side I'm finding out. I've already filled it with just a few applications and game. I am planning to buy another one of these drives and have the two work in a RAID 0 array configuration.Highly recommended.
10.08.2011
2/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
This WAS my first solid state drive. What a quick death! When I first got this hard drive, I cloned it. Cloning the hard drive was quick and easy. After the installation, I was impressed at how fast it made my system.Now it is time for the dirt. Who cares about speed when it only works for a total of 45 days? Honestly, I am willing to trade in speed for reliability any day. Sign me up. Because now, I have to spend a few hours getting everything back to normal again. Re-installing, and shipping the defective product is a major pain. How annoying. I thought that technology was supposed to make my life easier, not harder?I realize that a factory sometimes manufactures bad batches. Statistically, older hard drives either die within the first 6 months or after 7 years. It is less likely for hard drives to fail between those time frames. However, based on the large number of complaints by other reviewers, these are not bad batches. They are bad designs.I will update on how annoying/fun returning this product will be.------------------------August 10, 2011:I used Intel's live chat to get some help on this process. Their website wasn't overly clear on this.The Intel representative told me that I have to pay for shipping it there, and that they will pay for its way back. How gracious of them! Wait ... so why am I being punished for being sold a faulty product again? Re-installing everything and being without a functioning laptop should be enough of a punishment.It seems to me that if you get a faulty hard drive, you will have to take a double-hit on this one. Being unsatisfied with their service, I told the representative that I want to talk to the manager. He told me that a manager will contact me in one business hour.She called me in less than one business hour. I told her that I am not willing to pay for shipping back a faulty product. She replied saying that she will waive the $25 fee for shipping this one time. Well let's hope that there is no other time. If this was to happen again, then I will have to pay for shipping this piece of metal back to them.------------------------December 24, 2011:My computer hung while I was searching the internet. Surfing the internet is not computing intensive. To those interested in buying this hard drive, if your computer hangs and you get the blue screen of death, your hard drive will be toast. After rebooting my computer, the famous "Operating system not found" message came up again. Here we go again, another hard drive failure. Merry Christmas to me.------------------------December 28, 2011:I called intel and asked for my money back. After being put on hold for ten minutes, the agent told me that they will make a refund in this special case.
15.05.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
Bought this after much research for our home media server that functions as the main Media Center streaming HD video to our xBoxes and media center extenders. The motherboard, an MSI DKA790GX only supports SATAII so I knew up front that I wouldn't be able to take full advantage of the capabilities of this SSD. Already having a Quad core AMD cpu and a really nice Radeon HD 6850 video card the only deficiency left was the "slow" 7200 rpm 500GB main drive. In advance I moved all our pictures and music to a 1TB data drive leaving the other 1 TB data drie for TV recording. All in all that left the main OS/application drive with about 65GB's of used space. Perfect. Now, having cloned drives before I was prepared for the process and was happy to see that despite this being labled as a reseller kit it came complete with 3.5" brackets and a link to Intel's site for cloning software, courtesy of Acronis, firmware updates and other tools. Once the SSD was installed into and plugged in I started the clone process. First impression .... WOW! The clone process only took about 20 minutes. Alot faster than the usual drive to drive transfer. Once the clone finished and the old drive was taken off line the first boot on the SSD in IDE mode was fast. After completing the SSD tweaks to enable Trim and optimize space their is no other conclusion to reach other than SSD's make traditional platter drives look like childrens toys. Screaming fast, Media Center access from xBox and Media Center Extenders take about half the time, down to 15 seconds from 30 plus. Everything from running apps to video playback is noticebly faster. Do NOT put this project off any longer, it's just that good. Nice job Intel. Great price Amazon.
15.05.2012
10/10
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Bought this after much research for our home media server that functions as the main Media Center streaming HD video to our xBoxes and media center extenders. The motherboard, an MSI DKA790GX only supports SATAII so I knew up front that I wouldn't be able to take full advantage of the capabilities of this SSD. Already having a Quad core AMD cpu and a really nice Radeon HD 6850 video card the only deficiency left was the "slow" 7200 rpm 500GB main drive. In advance I moved all our pictures and music to a 1TB data drive leaving the other 1 TB data drie for TV recording. All in all that left the main OS/application drive with about 65GB's of used space. Perfect. Now, having cloned drives before I was prepared for the process and was happy to see that despite this being labled as a reseller kit it came complete with 3.5" brackets and a link to Intel's site for cloning software, courtesy of Acronis, firmware updates and other tools. Once the SSD was installed into and plugged in I started the clone process. First impression .... WOW! The clone process only took about 20 minutes. Alot faster than the usual drive to drive transfer. Once the clone finished and the old drive was taken off line the first boot on the SSD in IDE mode was fast. After completing the SSD tweaks to enable Trim and optimize space their is no other conclusion to reach other than SSD's make traditional platter drives look like childrens toys. Screaming fast, Media Center access from xBox and Media Center Extenders take about half the time, down to 15 seconds from 30 plus. Everything from running apps to video playback is noticebly faster. Do NOT put this project off any longer, it's just that good. Nice job Intel. Great price Amazon.
11.12.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
realmente es fabuloso, era la cereza que le faltaba a mi postre!, realmente el rendimiento de la PC, el encendido, la velocidad que se obtiene con este producto es impresionante, desde que enciendo la PC hasta que aparece mi escritorio le toma menos de 40 seg. estar totalmente encendida.lo ideal seria tener un disco de mayor capacidad, por ahora solo lo utilizo para los programas normales del disco c, para juego, m?sica im?genes tengo un disco SATA III de 1 Tb, apenas empiecen a bajar de precios voy a comprar otro de mas capacidad...really is fabulous, it was the cherry that was missing from my dessert!, really PC performance, the power, the speed you get with this product is awesome, since I turn on the PC until my desktop appears it takes less than 40 sec. be fully powered.the ideal would be to have a larger capacity disk, for now just use it to drive c programs, gaming, music images I have a SATA III 1TB, only prices begin to lose another I will buy more capacity. ..
11.12.2012
10/10
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realmente es fabuloso, era la cereza que le faltaba a mi postre!, realmente el rendimiento de la PC, el encendido, la velocidad que se obtiene con este producto es impresionante, desde que enciendo la PC hasta que aparece mi escritorio le toma menos de 40 seg. estar totalmente encendida.lo ideal seria tener un disco de mayor capacidad, por ahora solo lo utilizo para los programas normales del disco c, para juego, m?sica im?genes tengo un disco SATA III de 1 Tb, apenas empiecen a bajar de precios voy a comprar otro de mas capacidad...really is fabulous, it was the cherry that was missing from my dessert!, really PC performance, the power, the speed you get with this product is awesome, since I turn on the PC until my desktop appears it takes less than 40 sec. be fully powered.the ideal would be to have a larger capacity disk, for now just use it to drive c programs, gaming, music images I have a SATA III 1TB, only prices begin to lose another I will buy more capacity. ..
05.02.2013
10/10
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I will never go back to a hard drive for the C: drive on my PC. It was easy to install and copy the software from the old C: hard drive to the Intel SSD. Just install the new drive in the case hook up to SATA III port (or SATA II) and boot off you old hard drive Install the software you download from Intel's site for you drive. Use the migration software to copy the old C: drive (which you are booted from) to the Intel SSD. After that you can reboot your PC and change the boot drive in the Bios and you are done. Then run the Toolbox software that you downloaded and installed and it will tell you if everything is OK with you drive. Make sure you check the system tuner option to make sure everything is OK with the software setup. The estimated life should be 100%.
05.02.2013
10/10
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I will never go back to a hard drive for the C: drive on my PC. It was easy to install and copy the software from the old C: hard drive to the Intel SSD. Just install the new drive in the case hook up to SATA III port (or SATA II) and boot off you old hard drive Install the software you download from Intel's site for you drive. Use the migration software to copy the old C: drive (which you are booted from) to the Intel SSD. After that you can reboot your PC and change the boot drive in the Bios and you are done. Then run the Toolbox software that you downloaded and installed and it will tell you if everything is OK with you drive. Make sure you check the system tuner option to make sure everything is OK with the software setup. The estimated life should be 100%.
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