desktop HP 2010 H57 mobo 3 PCIe X1 slots. My SSD is on to SATA 1, bottleneck of 1.5 GB/S? this card get me near 6 GB/S? 4K read of 14.52 by AS SSD
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I have SAMSUNG SSDs on both this board and connected directly to the motherboard. There is little difference in read speeds between them so the card doesn't seem to be a limiting factor. Best I can get with either is around 3.5 GB/S. I think your expectation that you can achieve 6GB/s on a sustained basis is probably unrealistic but I am not an expert here.
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I checked the specs of your computer, you have a max load of 4gb. With 2 cards in there now it should be 1gb. So if you have 2 slots left, you could get bigger cards of 1gb for all slots depending in how much you need. Your serial shows its unbuffered ram. Look for PC2-4200 ram or DDR2 240pin SDRAM.Should be 533Mhz for speed. This is critical.
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I think this indicates the type of SATA interface speed. There's SATA I (1.5GB/s), SATA II (3.0GB/s), and SATA III (6.0GB/s). The higher the SATA interface, the greater the potential bandwidth throughput it can support.
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SATA is backwards compatible so it should be fine. In fact, if you are replacing a plater drive it should be faster even with the 1.5 Gb/sec bottleneck.
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I wouldn't get any of them, you don't get the performance they brag about. Does your motherboard have SATA II or SATA III? If SATA III you don't need this waste of money in your computer.
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I have 3TB and 4TB drives in there. They are just straight pass throughs for the most part, depends more on the BIOS of your motherboard.
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This card is a Sata 2 expansion card. From what I know, Solid state drives..(SSD) use Sata 3 tech. I don't think this is what you are looking for, and if it was, the speeds are far slower and limited should you find a way to get an adapter and make it somehow work. etherdose@gmail.com
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if you're talking about the SATA speed ports, I have mine plugged into a SATA 6GB port and not a problem
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Probably because it doesn't really matter. SATA 6 Gb/s is just marketing for a mechanical drive. No mechanical HDD can even saturate the SATA 3 Gb/s spec.
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Im on a 2009 Mac Pro and it boots for me. I get about 450MB/s read/write, but that is on PCIe 2.0, of course. Essentially, whatever the max throughput is of your PCIe slot will be the limit of your read/write.
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In your BIOS (assuming you know what that is), there should be some setting somewhere for speeds. Usually under the power section. Depends on the BIOS.
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To the best of my knowledge any pcie can work in any larger sized slot... ie x4 will fit in x8 or x16 so im pretty certain that x1 will fit into any. Your main consideration with this would be the speed of the slot itself, pci has different versions, 1,2,3. Basically what I'm saying is that it should work, it should power and it should read but dependant on your motherboard your speed may be halved. I assure you that you will still get ~100MBps speed from internal hdd to your usb drives. Any further questions or quieries, please respond, glad to help.
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I had some 2.5 to 3.5 SSD adapters that are for desktop installs. You can probably get one on the auction site cheap. I had 2 notebook drives in mine, fit well.
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For SATA III in am getting over 460 MB/s read and write to an internal SSD on Yosemite. (Intel 730 Series SSD)
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Way too much information. Short answer: Yes. Long answer: You already have a 5400 RPM SATA drive, so all you're doing is upgrading the size.
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I wish I could give you a good answer on this, but I installed it in a an older puter with an older sata3 buss, and ahci wasnt even an option in the bios. that being said, the customer is very happy with it said her puter has never been faster...
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No idea but Google around. I see lots of comments about SSD and RAID setups on the net. Good luck!