Can not transfer HDD to SSD

[AddRAM]

Ya, I ordered the black ones with clips. Hey I got a phone call from OCZ, nice people, they say that the nvidia chipsets were flakey, I guess that`s why they do graphics huh. LOL. He said if I wanted I could slap a sata 2 pci card on it and see what happens. I think I`ll save my pennies for a new board, as many of you have told me. I`m sure I can get something good for $200. And I already have 8 gigs of ddr3 1066.

It`s amazing how computer gear gets outdated by the time it hits the shelf. :shock:

 

[Britton30]

I think your board is over two years old with a LGA775 socket. This is a valid excuse reason to upgrade to a Z77 board and Ivy Bridge CPU.

 

[AddRAM]

I just checked the receipt, I got it on 11/09.

 

[jimbo45]

Hi there
The SSD score is far too low on your machine with those numbers.

Here's mine -- on a really "El Cheapo" laptop. I'm sure the SSD is just "Idling" in this laptop but it sure makes the Windows performance great. The 4k speed isn't that great -- well that's to be expected on this laptop - but overall the performance is just fine for the job the SSD has to do.
The SSD is over one year old too.

Cheers
jimbo

 

[Britton30]

There's the difference between controllers Addram, Jimbo has an Intel one. Here's one of my better ones with the M4 128GB.

 

[jimbo45]

Ya, I ordered the black ones with clips. Hey I got a phone call from OCZ, nice people, they say that the nvidia chipsets were flakey, I guess that`s why they do graphics huh. LOL. He said if I wanted I could slap a sata 2 pci card on it and see what happens. I think I`ll save my pennies for a new board, as many of you have told me. I`m sure I can get something good for $200. And I already have 8 gigs of ddr3 1066.

It`s amazing how computer gear gets outdated by the time it hits the shelf. :shock:

Hi there
Not only computers -- A Car is already out of date before it even ARRIVES into the showroom.

@Britton30 -- True -- but the laptop was really an old cheapo one I use a lot on travels as it's so portable --and if I lose or break it it's almost nothing to replace. Performance is more than adequate for me so that other drive of yours would be really great in decent gear. A faster SSD in this case wouldn't actually buy me anything with the set of hardware its installed in (on ?).

cheers
jimbo