does this work with SAMSUNG 840 Series MZ-7TD250KW 2.5" 250GB SATA III Internal Solid State Drive (SSD)
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Hey i dont know about SSD Samsung . but important is model of Connectors. I using for my 2.5" SATA III HITACHI 320GB and is working Good. if you want to use SSD , is important you check Model of Connector . you can see my HDD Sata using with this Enclosure here : http://bixnet.net/images/NBHD-SATA-Connector.jpg Ok , if you have more question About Enclosure you can make contact always . about Quality i can say is perfect . :) Have a Sweet Weekend.
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Yes, that won't be a problem. I have mine hooked up via FW800 powering a Western Digital Black 750GB 2.5" SATA HD that uses considerably more power than an SSD. Hope this helps.
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It should work and so should that 840evo.. is it just not detecting? check your bios setting as you might need to change the SATA type.. Check and change the drive mode from IDE to ACHI..
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it will work on any computer with SATA III port but 2.5" ssd actually designed for laptop computers. yes it will fit to that computer and will work fine : ) but in size this sdd is bit smaller than typical desktop hard disk drive
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Yes, it will work. I purchased 2 of these converters. One holds a Samsung 840 EVO in one computer; the other holds a Crucial M500 SSD in another computer. But one converter could easily hold both drives for a single computer. Great product.
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My both SSDs are branded Intel. However I think this cable should be working with any SATA HD. As my experience, vendor specific utility may have some tricky to lock users in their own cables though.
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Hello Dinesh the Samsung 840 series SSD is compatible in any computer or laptop and connects to the same type of sata cable that your 1 TB sata HD does.
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I don't have an 850, but don't see any reason it wouldn't. I have tried a variety of SSD's (Kingston, Crucial and older Samsungs) and all work perfectly.
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This enclosure should be compatible with the Samsung SSD, but it will not support SATA III. However, it'll be backwards compatible with SATA II but you may not be able to take advantage of the full transfer speeds of the drive.
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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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it will work great on any desktop with that supports SATA. If your case doesn't have 2.5" mounting brackets, then you can either buy an adapter (as others have pointed out) or just use tape, velcro, or tie wraps to hold it in place anywhere in the case. There are no moving parts, and it doesn't need to be held in place that securely. I've had my SSD sitting loosely in the hard drive bay of my case for years without any problems.
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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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Yes it will but not at the highest speed capable in SATA3. Still is quite fast, either way.
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If it contains an internal or external mSATA slot, then I suspect that it will work. Do a google search and you can find someone who was able to disassemble a V5-573P to install a mSATA SSD (although a different brand).
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Yes, I did put an SSD in and it works! I bought it in mid 2013 and prices were pretty steep then, so I bought a SanDisk 64 GB Solid State Drive with Low Power Consumption SDSSDP-064G-G25 (on Amazon). The issue is size, it should have the right dimensions and then it just slips right in and works.
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all sata 3 drives are compatible with sata 2 interfaces, so yes it should work
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It should work. Most Sata 3 will be backward compatible with sata2, which runs only 3G/s not 6G/s.