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How is my Performance?

Hello there, I have two drives in ahci mode, one is a 80GB C:/ ssd from intel and the other is a 240GB D:/. Obviously, the D is much better performance wise then the C, but my question is whether or not the drives are in fact running optimally.Intel...

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SSD 330 installation on HP Mini 311c (Windows XP)?

I've installed a 120GB Intel 330 SSD into my old HP Mini311c-1101SA notebook. I'm running Windows XP SP3. The notebook has Nvidia ION LE chipset.Everything went fine for installation, except that the drive has less than stellar performance. Running b...

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Brand new X-25M 80GB not recognised

Purchased an X-25M 80GB on sale (mail-in rebate). It has "G2" in its model number.It has Firmware 02M3 (the latest according to Intel firmware download page).It's new not refurbished.Installed today as second SSD in my PC. Primary SSD (with Win 7 64...

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Firmware Update - Brick SSD -G2

Hello, Drive = Intel G2 X25 80gig.Download latest Intel toolbox and firmware update utility, install.RunSays SSD in IDE mode.Reboot to BIOS change back to AHCI (was on AHCI when system was setup)Back in windowsRun Update Utility, says AHCI and can pr...

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